![]() I used the Netgear utility upgraded the drivers to the latest version from the Netgear website (1.1 – despite well-known problems with Windows XP SP 2, they’ve only ever produced one revision) I disabled the Netgear utility and just used the Windows Wireless Zero Configuration (uninstalling and reinstalling the card between times to be doubly sure there was nothing left lurking on the system). It turned out it was suffering from the same problem, but it the connection lasted for 8-12 hours rather than 30-90 minutes. ![]() Here it seemed ok, for a few hours anyway. The first problem I had was that on installation was that the connection would cut out inexplicably (the router was about 2 feet away through a plasterboard wall), but wouldn’t actually realise that it had been disconnected (either running the Netgear utility or the Windows Wireless Zero configuration, both seemed to think they were still connected despite the lack of traffic.įortunately I also had a nearly clean partition with Windows XP Pro installed, so I tried using it with that. ![]()
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