Microsoft ISATAP Adapter

[Clayton]

I have noticed several entries in device manager under Network adaptors
pertaining to Microsoft ISATAP Adapter, after selecting View/Show hidden
devices

Microsoft ISATAP Adapter
Microsoft ISATAP Adapter #2
Microsoft ISATAP Adapter #3
Microsoft ISATAP Adapter #4

Is this normal?

[Tae Song]

Yes.

It either means you have more than one network adapter or you're moving the
network adapter around (USB ports or PCI slots or some expansion slot).

[jimbob the informant]

I have a problem on the Windows 7 with the first two ISATAP adapters as well as Teredo Tunneling Psuedo-Interface. All three of these problems are problems with the drivers. Are these related? And how can i fix them?

I recently updated the wireless adapter driver(Atheros AR5B93 wireless adapter), the ethernet driver (Broadcom Netlink), as well as my sound card driver with Uniblue Powersuite 2010, and i guess thats really when the pop ups saying there were driver problems stared to occur

[webster72n]

Aside from the fact that this is a Vista group you may want to google for
the desired information.
In all probability they are related since they are 'driver problems', as you
say.
Why not consult with Microsoft directly?
It just may be a compatibility issue in Windows 7.

[jimbob the informant]

I've Googled this problem, but all it comes up with is vista problems (go figure) and forums like this one. I thought I had found one not just for vista, as i had scrolled to the second page after searching Microsoft ISATAP driver problems- windows 7. And seeing then as this only seems to have happened to me, i guess compatibility issues would fit the bill. thank you webster72n, you were a tremendous help.

[webster72n]

You can pad yourself on the shoulder, jimbob, because you did all the work,
I merely provided a road sign and am glad to have been of help.
Hope you get it squared away.