That is probably why those drivers are on your system despite you not using wireless.well i use usb to connect my computer to the modem and internet rather than ethernet
In that case, update your modem drivers from the manufacturers website. The 2wirePCP.sys driver should be part of the package.
Regards,
Reventon
well the 2wire website isnt really that good for finding drivers is there a way to just update the problematic driver? if you could find the latest release for it i would be very appreciative
What brand/model is your modem?well i use usb to connect my computer to the modem
2wire 2071-a
could this fix it if i went to this site 2Wire.com: Home (from a thread i posted in techforums) and download the 32bit current or legacy driver then found the 2wire gateway USB#2 and manually updated it with one of those?
well just as a quick reply i tried that and it said that my driver was up to date...
That's good. Hopefully that fixed it.
it still happens occasionally though not often but sometimes and sometimes my usb stops working and i disconnect from the internet but can usually fix with windows troubleshooting or restarting my computer but kinda annoying.. any solutions would be great
I suggest removing the drivers completely with Driver Sweeper, then installing a fresh copy.
if i did that would microsoft recognize the device when i first plugged it in and reinstall the drivers after i removed the drivers completely with driver sweeper? or will i need to download the driver from that site and use it
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