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NIC Card report 4201 and 4202 code

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Last Post: July 24, 2009:

By wirelesssguru July 24, 2009

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Did you know when your nic card connects to a wireless network it post a 4201 code and when it disconnects it creates a 4202 code ... It may help with your client troubleshooting ...

http://www.my80211.com/home/2009/7/19/you-have-wireless-client-issues-what-is-your-wireless-nic-sy.html

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