that is probally what the heck i did when i did that stupid update it messed
my computer up i do not have the admtek they was talking about and now i get
this thing telling me to update it and it shuts off my computer right in the
middle of what i am doing.to the shop it goes it is under warranty thank god
may get a new one if they can fix this, i guess unless anyone knows a fix for
this?
"JEff" wrote:

> Sorry... I don't remember the article. I found it searching under windows
> 2000, I know one of the search terms was "update". I was trying to find an
> article on "un-doing" an update.
>
> "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:
> > > I found one KB article that said to "uninstall" the new driver, I just
> > > needed to press the "Rollback" button on the Driver tab for the device---ha!
> > > No such button.
> >
> >
> > Did the "KB article" have a number? Refer to a specific OS?
> >
>

"reichertj1" <reichertj1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ED8B710D-13A2-4650-BD30-96774C9D6E0D@microsoft.com...
> that is probally what the heck i did when i did that stupid update it messed
> my computer up i do not have the admtek they was talking about


Please note that you made a typo for the name of the company associated
with the driver update.

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...cd5&sloc=en-us

<quote>
Windows Update erroneously believes that my laptop requires a network driver
update for Infeon ADMtek AN983 10/100Mbps PCI Ethernet Adapter.
</quote>

And for all I know the OP may have made a typo too.
E.g. few hits for Infeon but lots of hits for Infineon which appears
to be the name of an OEM.

http://www.infineon.com/cgi-bin/ifx/...geTypeId=17099

No it's the other way around. ADMtek is an OEM which was bought by Infineon.

http://www.infineon.com/cgi-bin/ifx/...ntentType=NEWS


> and now i get
> this thing telling me to update it and it shuts off my computer right in the
> middle of what i am doing.to the shop it goes it is under warranty thank god
> may get a new one if they can fix this, i guess unless anyone knows a fix for
> this?


Try backing off the driver update?
This is probably the KB article that Jeff was referring to
and probably explains why he couldn't use it (not for his OS).


<title>KB306546 - HOW TO: Use the Driver Roll Back Feature to Restore a Previous Version of a Device Driver in Windows XP</title>


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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> "JEff" wrote:
>
>> Sorry... I don't remember the article. I found it searching under windows
>> 2000, I know one of the search terms was "update". I was trying to find an
>> article on "un-doing" an update.
>>
>> "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:
>> > > I found one KB article that said to "uninstall" the new driver, I just
>> > > needed to press the "Rollback" button on the Driver tab for the device---ha!
>> > > No such button.
>> >
>> >
>> > Did the "KB article" have a number? Refer to a specific OS?
>> >
>>