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DS Misc > WMB not working after a Stand-by?

#60420 - youplaboum - Thu Nov 10, 2005 3:27 am

At least with xp x64, when i put windows on stand by (instead of turning it off), and wake it up, i can't anymore use the wmb.

It says "DeviceWritePacket() failed" repetitively.

Can anyone with xp classic or x64 confirm? or am I the only one to get that bug?

#60423 - Dudu.exe - Thu Nov 10, 2005 3:39 am

probably you wificard cant turn on after a standy by
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#60427 - crudhacker - Thu Nov 10, 2005 4:04 am

ya i get the same thing to. not that it is a big deal for me though...
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#60437 - Habeeb1000 - Thu Nov 10, 2005 8:01 am

I remember someone else posting about this problem, but I can't seem to find the thread. My solution (and the one someone else posted) is to bring up the Windows Device Manager, disable the card, and then re-enable it. That should allow it to work again. You could also just restart, but this should be quicker.

#60445 - youplaboum - Thu Nov 10, 2005 1:11 pm

Dudu.exe wrote:
probably you wificard cant turn on after a standy by


This is specific to my card? mine is a linksys wmp54g-fr; what is yours?

#60448 - juhees - Thu Nov 10, 2005 1:50 pm

It's a problem with the special wifi-driver. They aren't made for stand-by. So you have to unload the driver and load it again. This can be made by removeing the hardware (PCMCIA). Is there any equivalent to rmmod/modprobe in win?

It's no bug, it's a missing feature (and I don't think it's worth the coding time...).

#60454 - darkfader - Thu Nov 10, 2005 3:03 pm

I have the same issue with my PCMIA card. There are tools like devcon (MS$) and deveject (some german tool, might only be useful for drives).
But with PCMCIA it's easier to replug it :)
I've mentioned this earlier and I think Firefly should be able to make a fix for it.

#60478 - bluescrn - Thu Nov 10, 2005 9:17 pm

youplaboum wrote:
At least with xp x64, when i put windows on stand by (instead of turning it off), and wake it up, i can't anymore use the wmb.

It says "DeviceWritePacket() failed" repetitively.

Can anyone with xp classic or x64 confirm? or am I the only one to get that bug?


Happens to me after hibernating (XP Pro).

To get it going again without a reboot, just go into device manager and disable then reenable the device - that seems to work for me, anyway