Philips CPWUA054 User Manual page 10

Wireless USB Adapter 11g
Note: Please jump to Step 3 if you have not installed any old WLAN driver before
On the Windows desktop, right-click on the My Computer icon, move the mouse
pointer to Properties, and click the left mouse button to display the System
Properties window. Next click on the Device Manager tab (and the View
devices by type radio button if it is not already selected).
Expand the list of network adapters by clicking on the plus sign to the left of this
entry; your display will appear similar to the following:
Click on the entry for the Intersil PHILIPS Wireless LAN 802.11 adapter (the above
illustration shows an entry for a PCMCIA card) and click on the Remove button
beneath the list. The operating system displays a confirmation window warning
that you are about to remove this device from your system; click the OK button to
continue.
Once the operating system removes the device, a dialog box appears asking if you
want to restart your computer. Click on the No button, close the System
Properties window, and proceed to the next section to remove the driver for your
adapter. Do not physically remove the PHILIPS adapter from your computer.
2. Uninstall the Configuration Utility
Next you must remove the old driver for your Wireless LAN adapter. Start by
displaying the Windows control panel and opening the Add/Remove Programs
window. Then, in the Install/Uninstall tab, click on the entry for
802.11g USB Wireless LAN Adapter.
When you click on the Add/Remove ... button, Windows asks you to confirm that
you want to completely remove the driver and all its components. Click on the Yes
button to continue, and after the operation completes, close the confirmation
window, the Add/Remove Programs window, and the Control Panel window.
Proceed to the next section to install the new driver.
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