21 unknown Network Adapters

Hi,
I trying to resolve some other problems I discovered that in Device Manager
I have the following under Network Adapters:

11 Entries of: 6T04 Adapter
If I double click on any of them I get "This device is disabled (code 22)"

10 Entries of: isatap.{23F29EDt-592D-4998-B236-EB705F57412B}
Half of these give me the "This device is disabled (code 22)" message
Half give me a "Device Not working porperly......."

I also have 2 other adapters that state they are working proberly.

Question: Do I need any of these and what are they???????
Your help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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Phil

i would uninstall ALL of them, including the working devices, the
restart the computer and let windows reinstall the device
automatically

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kword88

On Sat, 7 Mar 2009 22:12:45 -0600, kword88 <>
wrote:

>
>i would uninstall ALL of them, including the working devices, then
>restart the computer and let windows reinstall the devices
>automatically.

I would too, but I bet after two reboots he has two more of each, and
so on every boot.

It sounds like Windows is autodetecting the devices, attempting to
install them, and then failing. Because the install never completes
(device disabled) it tries again the next time you boot and it sees
the "new" hardware it doesn't know about.

Did you have a really bad go of it at some point with your hardware
installs? Or did this happen behind the scenes? If it's the former,
you might get away with the one time fix. If it's the latter, you are
likely going to need to work to get those devices installed properly.