those services are all also availalbe over the internet connection itself and doen't require AOL except for whatever single interface type features you get. AOL can then offer you a 'bundle' of services all within AOL. The WAN miniport is only needed to allow AOL to 'piggyback' onto Bell South's internet connection to your home computers.(Ignoring AOL for the moment) Computer H and W both use Bell South for their internet connection: Each computer can get all internet services (browsing, email, etc.) over the internet service (from Bell South) using Bell South's DSL Modem.in which case you'd have only piece of equipment that connects to Bell South as well as to your own computers. Your DSL modem is actually a combination modem and Router.You have a separate router connected to DSL modem and your computers connect to the router OR.You must also have some type of router as well if you and your wife can both be logged on and using the internet connection at the same time.You have a DSL modem which connects to Bell South. As i undertsand it, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is Bell South.I'll refer to the one with the WAN miniport problem as computerH I understand your wifes computer connects to the internet OK.The second one can be disabled using the method described above.Let's start by going over a few things so we both understand the underlying issues In this case, you need to find “Intel PROSet/Wireless” in the list of the installed software in the Control Panel, change it, and uninstall the Intel My WiFi Technology feature.Īfter that, one of the virtual network adapters will disappear. If the Intel My WiFi Technology module is installed on a computer (as a rule, it is installed together with Intel PROSet/Wireless driver pack), there may be two Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport network adapters in the device list that cannot be removed. There is another problem with Intel WLAN adapters. Uninstalling Microsoft Virtual Wi-Fi Adapter on a Computer with Intel WLAN Card Installed Restart your computer and check that the Direct Wi-Fi virtual device is now displayed correctly and that Windows has found a suitable driver for it. Go to Device Manager and remove the Microsoft Direct Wi-Fi Virtual Adapter by selecting the Uninstall menu item. Open an elevated command prompt and run the commands:

To do this, you need to reset the TCP/IP stack settings in Windows. Or: Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter has a problem. (Code 10) The requested operation was unsuccessful. If the Wi-Fi Direct features are not working properly on your computer, or you see a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark on the “Microsoft Direct Wi-Fi Virtual Adapter #2” icon in Device Manager, you can try resetting it. Microsoft WiFi Direct Virtual Adapter #2 Has a Driver Problem

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