Kingston or 4060 did not properly install SBC DSL FAQDevice Status Messages
1) "Windows stopped responding while attempting to start this device, and therefore will never attempt to start this device again."
Windows encountered a problem loading the driver during boot-up and disabled the device with Agent Skip Driver to prevent boot-up problems. Go to Start-Run, type "ASD", click "Ok", put a check by the 4060 or Kingston adapter, click "Ok", reboot PC.
2) "This device is disabled."
Windows encounter a problem with this driver and disable this device. To reenable the device, click on "Enable Device" or remove the check from "Disable in this hardware profile".
3) "This device is either not present, not working properly, or does not have all the drivers installed. "
For the Kingston adapter, reseat the NIC or uninstall and move to a different PCI slot. If you have tried every PCI slot, the Kingston adapter may be defective.
For the 4060 modem, the USB cable might be loose. Unplug and replug the modem. You may have to move the 4060 to a different USB port.
4) "The drivers for this device are not installed"
"The NDIS.VXD device loader(s) for this device could not load the device driver."
Both messages indicate a failed installation. You can just reinstall the driver. Click on "Driver", click "Reinstall driver", click "Next", click "Search for the best driver", click "Next" until it asks you for a location of the drivers, insert the SBC Express CD or Kingston drivers disk, check "Removable Media", "CD-ROM, and "Floppy Disk", click "Next" until finished, reboot PC. If this doesn't work, reboot PC, press F8 a few times until you get into the start-up menu, choose "Safe Mode", go to device manager, and remove any duplicate 4060 adapters or duplicate Kingston adapters, then reboot PC, and follow the prompts for Add New Hardware Wizard.
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