External Exception E06D7363

Can someone please tell me what is going on, every time i put in my Linksys wireless card. A pop up of External Exception E06D7363, how do i fix this?

 

Need to know the following:

Model number of your wireless card -- is it a PC card, PCI card, or a USB adapter?
Have you checked for the most recent drivers for this card?
Which version of Windows you're running

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I have that same error with MY linksys card.

WPC54GS, it's a 54g card with Speedbooster.

Running Windows ME (uck) on a Compaq Presario 1200 (triple uck) ... this is a friend's laptop.

I've confirmed that I'm using the latest driver from Cisco/Linksys... there's only one driver available, and it matches what was on the CD-ROM.

Installation went off without a hitch. It sees my network - I have signal strength in the config utility - but when pointing to the taskbar icon for the config utility, it says it's 100% signal, but the utility itself says 42%.

I have no other NICs or NIC drivers in the laptop.

winipcfg reports "Media Disconnected" and no IP address (it is set for DHCP)

If I tell the network control panel to ignore the media disconnected state and give it a manual IP address and then reboot, I can't even ping the laptop's own address, much less the router.

I've tried changing card settings down to 11b only and turned off anything that looked like speed-boosting, to no avail.

Any ideas?

By the way, this is a fresh install of Windows ME. All it has is Spybot S&D and MS Works. It has also been windows-updated via a previously-installed DLINK PCMCIA card that functioned fine in the slot I'm trying to use for the new wireless card.

Eric