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Sujet : Paquets réseaux qui arrivent en permanence -- hack ? |
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bill.fr a écrit :
Je m'inquiète, en effet. J'ai trouvé sur un de mes postes un nouveau réseau local, sur une carte réseau appelée 'Microsoft TV/video Connection', qui disparait si je reboote. Tout rentre dans l'ordre, si ce n'est que je ne sais pas ce que cette carte fantôme a fait, comment elle est arrivée, et si elle risque de revenir...
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J ai trouvé une reponse sur ce forum :
http://forums.us.dell.com/supportf [...] ge.id=4370
C est un bug a priori de win XP, en redemarrant le pc ca devrait disparaitre
Adding a USB Camera to Windows XP Creates Local Area Connection 2
This article was previously published under Q303302
http://support.microsoft.com/defau [...] duct=winxp
SYMPTOMS
After you add an universal serial bus (USB) camera to a Windows XP-based computer, a Local Area Connection 2 icon may be created in the View Network Connections sections in My Network Places. The information that is displayed below this icon describes the connection as:
Microsoft TV/Video Connection
RESOLUTION
To work around this behavior, restart the computer.
After you restart your computer, the icon for the Local Area Connection 2 is not displayed.
STATUS
This behavior is by design.
Additional Note: This problem seems to be associated with adding either USB or IEEE devices to a system.
Do as Microsoft recommends and reboot the system. If that does not work try removing the adapter from My Network Places, and reboot the system. The additional adapter does not affect the system performance in any way, it is simply a visual cosmetic problem that the adapter remains in My Network Places. Once you disconnect the USB or IEEE device that was added to the system, the additional adapter should disappear.
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