Frank - that looks like just the kind of solution I was looking for. Many
thanks.

"Frank" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Terry Bennett wrote:
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>
> They suggest that this is a fault
>> with the Wireless Adaptor in my laptop (Intel(R) PRO / Wireless 2200BG)
>> and suggest that I need to 'rollback' (?) my computer by pressing F10
>> during Start Up - I undestand that this restores it to 'as delivered'
>> condition and thereby erases all additional programmes, data, etc that I
>> have added. This doesn't appeal!
>>
>> I appreciate that this may be a problem too involved to resolve via this
>> forum but can anyone point me in the right direction?
>>
>> Many thanks.
> A "Restore" does not have to take you back to "as delivered".
>
> Start-->Help and Support choose "undo changes to your computer with
> system restore" from the "Pick a task" menu.
>
> This will allow you to pick a recent "restore point"