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Re: Getting "Blue Screen" with new 3G laptop card
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Re: Getting "Blue Screen" with new 3G laptop card
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zyx321
New User
Posts: 3
Registered: 12-09-2007

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I have Sierra Wireless USBConnect 881. Driver version 2.1.6.0 (dated 9/18/2007) Checkpoint SecurClient VPN client. Same problem. Blue screen => VPN user file corrupted. Second blue screen over a couple of days. Problem started after taking the SierraWireless card to use. Anybody have any idea about a fix? Thank you. zyx321
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12-09-2007 02:46:52 PM
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Re: Getting "Blue Screen" with new 3G laptop card
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zyx321
New User
Posts: 3
Registered: 12-09-2007

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Did you have the same environment? Sierra Wireless USBConnect 881 + XP + CheckPoint VPN? I do not think that the VPN software is to blame in any way. I just think that it triggers a problem caused by the modem driver. My system was working perfectly all the way up to installing this modem. Thank you zyx321
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12-10-2007 03:32:52 PM
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Re: Getting "Blue Screen" with new 3G laptop card
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rsnadel
Young Grasshopper
Posts: 301
Registered: 02-19-2007


My Device: Blackberry Curve (8300)
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The only update I found when looking on the Sierra Wireless website was a software update for their "watcher" application. I don't see any firmware updates for the card itself. And from what I gathered from an email exchange with their Tech Support a week ago, they recommend using the AT&T Communications software instead of using the Sierra version. Where did you find it?
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12-10-2007 04:39:06 PM
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Re: Getting "Blue Screen" with new 3G laptop card
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zyx321
New User
Posts: 3
Registered: 12-09-2007

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If you install the Sierra Watcher, it seems to install new USB drivers as well. See my version number from the posting above. This was three months more recent than the version installed by the AT&T package. You can still keep using the AT&T Communication Manager. Getting the later USB drivers seemed to fix a number of issues related to return from hibernation. However, I still have the blue screen. I do not think that this is a laptop problem, even though the reps like to say so. zyx321
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12-11-2007 04:12:05 AM
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