From: "David B" 

No restore point since there were mutliple reboots before discovering the
problem. The issue isn't with the router at this point- the notebook's XP
Home is screwed up. I have no iudea if she has the install CD, and even if
she did, she'd lose everything on it since it won't be an upgrade version.

The VPN was uninstalled, and some things cleared up, but I still need the
Workstation Service and it isn't there.

I've watched the icon in the tray for the wireless card and it sends, but
gets no response.



"Glenn Meadows"  wrote in message
news:44806b42$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> On the wireless router side, you should be able to visit the manufacturers
> website, and download a manual.  In the manual, is how to reset the router
> back to factory defaults, which will also reset the password to the
> factory default.  This is typically done by holding down the reset button
> while plugging in the power, or some variation on that theme.  Then, you
> can just re-configure the router to how you want it to work.
>
> Can you not un-install the VPN, or have you already done that, and are
> still hosed?  Is there possibly a restore point you can roll the machine
> back to prior to the VPN install?
>

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