Dell Inspiron B130, "no network adapter."

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  Quite all right, I bought my Dell Inspiron 1525 with Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit. I had a problem with it, and a "technician" incompetent deleted (!) Vista and installed XP. Now I finally had the time to reinstall Vista and everything is good, but I don't seem to be able to give life to the wireless network adapter. In fact, the applications and drivers that I downloaded seem even to see the wireless adapter, as if the equipment was not there. I'm really desperate because it's a vital function that I badly need, and my happiness to get finally reinstalled Vista has now turned into frustration, like the wireless was working with XP! Any help, please? I tried to download everything I could find at Dell, but nothing seems to work.

  Do you see an unknown network controller in Device Manager (right click my computer, manage)?  If Yes, what is the DEV and FRI ID for it (right click, properties, details tab, hardware in the menu ID drop-down)?

• How can I driver me for Dell Inspiron 620 missing network controller

  How can I driver me for Dell Inspiron 620 missing network controller

  On the Dell support site, specific to your tag #.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/product/Inspiron-620

• Dell Inspiron B130, not available in my computer CD player

  I can't find CD/DVD-ROM device in my computer, the Bios or Device Manager screen.

  When I look in the bios screen, I'm not sure where to check.  Are the only mention of devices CD was part of the priorities of Boot.  This does not necessarily mean it works.  right.

  In any case, Dell Insipron B130 Windows Xp home edition SP2.

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• I'm unable to set up my new Linksys E1000 router to my computer dell Inspiron B130 laptop.

  When you try to configure my linksys E1000 new router I get... We can not define your... router wireless connection requires Wi - Fi connection are managed by microsoft windows.  some computers have a different wireless connections Manager... I tried to disable my dell 1470 wireless unsuccessfully lan card to get the new router loaded... any suggestions?

  Hi Devar,

  When you configure a new Wifi router immediately, you can connect to the radio

  you have to go on the wireless router and you also need an ethernet cable to connect the router to your pc wirelessly

  normally all routers come with an installation cd. But if it does not

  Open your web browser and type the ip address of the default gateway

  The IP address of the Linksys routers is 192.168.1.1

  from there, you can set the security features and everything and after that you have set up passwords and everything please connect your modem to the wireless router so that you can access the internet

  to manage your network wirelessly with the windows wireless client, please activate your Automatic Configuration WZC wireless

  follow these steps to activate the automatic Wireless Configuration

  Start menu - click on RUN

  type in SERVICES. Scroll down the list until you see SMC Wireless Auto Configuration

  Double-click and should be in service type: automatic

  and also, click Start to start the service.

  Hope that helps

• Dell inspiron n5110 Core i5 wifi is not activated

  Hello

  I can't turn on the wifi in my laptop. When I press Fn + F2, a notification icon appear on the screen that allowed wireless, but it does appear that Bluetooth adapter only.

  I tried two or three drivers http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/inspiron-15r-n5110/drivers network, but does not work.

  I installed the tool Speccy. It says "not turned on wifi.

  In my HP laptop (5 years, not a single remedy yet), there is a broadcom driver in Device Manager, but I don't see not everything related to wifi with dell.

  There is also a driver, unidentified, called "network controller".

  Can someone tell me which is the correct driver?

  I am using Windows 7 32 bit SP1.

  I upgraded the BIOS to A11 version and there is no such option to activate the wifi from the BIOS.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

  Finally it worked. Many thanks to Saurabh Aresponse in this

  http://www.SevenForums.com/hardware-devices/259947-Dell-Inspiron-n5110-wireless-network-controller-problem.html wire.

  My driver is ' Intel Centrino Wireless-N1030' (I didn't) and suitable for Windows 7 32 bit driver is "R311896.exe". And I don't know where I found this driver. But it is not in the list of http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/inspiron-15r-n5110/drivers

  In any case, dell sucks.

  Users will need to have a better knowledge of materials, basic Internet, hardware architectures, which is 32-bit?, 32 or 64?... etc to deal with dell.

  But HP gives a complete drivers pack when you insert your product and model.

  HP provides a unique set of workflow services for a particular model.

  If HP ABC XXYY-> unique set of materials

  but DELL ABC XXYY-> "we do not know what the exact hardware, it could be one of the following.

  Reference Dell sucks again.

  Dell first and the last of the mine.

   

• Inspiron B130-no sound

  My Dell Inspiron B130 sound does not work.

  (1) the sound works out of the Partition of diagnosis.  The diagnostics program detects no conflict and gives the sound a perfect state of health.  I can hear the sound very well out of the built-in speaker.  I can hear the sound through the headset when I plug them as well.

  (2) of Windows XP I don't hear anything.  The driver seems to be properly installed, and no errors are in the hardware Manager.  The mixer and audio software rises and nothing is grayed out.  I tried both the driver and the driver update, but was not able to hear anything through the headphones or the speakers.

  (3) out of desperation I did a reimage - still no sound.  I updated the driver - still no sound.

  I never heard of his work on this laptop.  Is it possible that the audio driver is wrong on the image and website?  If the sound works out of the partition of diagnosis, should not it works under XP as well?

  Mark Rittman

  Is it possible that the audio driver is wrong on the image and website?

  There are 2 pilots that have been widely used and which have proven themselves reliable, so I don't think that's the problem. They are the Sigmatel R171789 and Sigmatel R122161. The main difference between them is that R171789 has stereo mix and the other not. You have probably used these.

  Regarding the image, I don't know. If you used the original hard disk image, called Dell PC Restore, it would have been correct. It would have also fixed software problems and the remaining problem would be material.

  With the exception of not get audio through the headphone jack, your question has a similarity with the failure of spindle sense as described in the FAQ of Jack for headphones . You don't seem to have the correct symptoms for failure to sense pin, but if you read the article you will see how it is possible for audio work in diagnosis, but not through the speakers in Windows, because of a hardware failure which is undetectable by the diagnostic tests.

  I would try re - install the Dell system software - and reboot.

  Then the Software Intel Chipset - and restart.

  Then reinstall one of the audio drivers.

  That might not help, but it will eliminate a potential problem.

  Another thought, is that when you re-install or recreate the image of the operating system, this process does not affect the BIOS. Rick, do you know what in the BIOS of the B130/1300 model which is linked to the audio? I'm not familiar with this BIOS.

• Inspiron B130 T & L feature. Help please.

  I have a Dell Inspiron B130 XP Windows laptop and would like to help. Yesterday, I bought the video game The Elder Scrolls Oblivion and it turns out, my system does not meet the requirements of the games... (I don't have T & L-function) I have an Intel (r) 915GM/GMS.910GML Express Chipset and I would like to know if there is an update so that I can do to give my card feature & t, otherwise I would like some suggestions on the type of graphics card I could buy which has this feature without spending a lot of money. Any help would be appreciated!

  
  

• Network of abandonment (intermittent and consistent) - Dell Inspiron 7347, Win 8.1, Linksys BEFW11S4, adapter Intel dual band wireless AC 7265

  History: I just bought a laptop / Tablet Dell Inspiron 7347 (exchanged for another unit, see below).   Problems to maintain a strong connection and when connected, it is very slow.   When it is connected to the wireless router, it maintains a (slow) connection for 3-5 minutes and then craps out (restrict the connection with the yellow "!" on the WiFi in the taskbar).  He then returned to the top of 1 3 minutes later.  It's a coherent continuous cycle.  I tried to reset the default router with no luck.

  All the other devices on this router (office, phone, IPad) all hold the connection without problem at the same time, this device is not.

  Notable: Before I bought this tablet/laptop I bought an Acer Aspire tablet / laptop which had exactly the same problem on my network.  I returned the unit for other reasons (quality of construction etc.), but he had the same OS (Win 8.1).  I don't know if she had the same network adapter.

  What I tried: cycling the router - cycling the modem - router the default factory reset of small animals - U-APSD deactivation on the network card - slapping me hard - offering to the gods...

  What I tried to try: tried to update the drivers for the Intel card using the Intel drivers update (adapter drivers for Win 8.1 and Intel PROset wireless), but he kept time during download because... THE NETWORK IS NOT STABLE! (ugh!)

  The installation program:

  Dell Inspiron 7347
  OS 8.1 win that perform all updates

  Network adapter: Intel dual band wireless AC 7265

  Router: Linksys BEFW11S4 Wireless-B to wide band
  Parameters:

  Host name:	(Required by some ISPs)
  Domain name:	(Required by some ISPs)
  Firmware version:	1.45.7, October 8, 2003
  LAN IP address:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B1)
  	.  .  .  (IP address)
  	255.255.255.0 255.255.255.128 255.255.255.192 255.255.255.224 255.255.255.240 255.255.255.248 255.255.255.252 (subnet mask)
  Wireless:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B1)
  	EnableDisable
  	SSID:
  	SSID broadcast: EnableDisable
  	Channel: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (field: us.)
  	WEP: MandatoryDisable
  Type of Internet connection:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B2)
  	Obtain an IP automatically Static IP PPPoE (for users of SingTel) RAS PPTP Heart Beat Signal select the type of Internet connection that you want to use

  Router password:	(Enter the new password)
  	(Re-entry to confirm)
  UPnP services:	EnableDisable
  Restoration

  
  Default settings:YESNO

  Host name:
  Firmware version:	1.45.7, October 8, 2003
  Login:	Disable
  LAN:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B1)
  	IP address: 192.168.1.1 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 DHCP server: Activated
  Internet:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B2)
  	IP address: 67.249.54.246 Subnet mask: 255.255.224.0 Default gateway: 67.249.32.1 DNS: 209.18.47.61 209.18.47.62 0.0.0.0 Time remaining of the DHCP: 22:33:53

  DHCP server:	Turn off
  From the IP address:	192.168.1.
  Number of DHCP users:
  Client lease time:	minutes (0 means a day)
  DNS 1:

  
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  I'm puzzled.   Makes me CRAZY!

  FIXED!   Check it out guys.   I'm bothering with deactivation of all the resources of the card network, add-ins etc in the hope of this narrowing... including Bluetooth.   I have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse for the comfort sculpt ([View:www.microsoft.com/.../sculpt-comfort-mouse:550:0])

  I turned off and BOOM... everything was fine.   Also, I noticed when it was powered up, the speedtest would plunge drastically when I actually moved the mouse during the test.   See below for the result of the test with the mouse.   I can't post a with the mouse on because the test wouldn't even with it on.

  

  Hmmmm... so it turns out that it could be a problem with a product from Ms... go figure.

• Network wireless controller does not work on Dell Inspiron 510 m

  Reinstalled XP on Dell Inspiron 510 friend m and it connect to the Internet via a USB of Belkin adapter.

  While on the internet, I downloaded and installed all the updates from Microsoft, and updated drivers.
  I got the correct location (U.K.) Network cards:
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  Dell R83099 TrueMobile 1300 WLAN Mini - PCI Card downloaded and installed.
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  Yellow question mark in the other poster peripheral device manager > network controller.
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  The Dell site does not recognize the serial number and I am at a loss to know where to look next.
  I found a lot of references to others having exactly this problem, but have not seen a solution.
  Really need help on this point,
  TIA

  It seems a little weird that the serial number was not recognized.  Have you tried to contact Dell and ask them about it?

  Why R83099 Dell TrueMobile 1300 WLAN Mini-PCI Card?  This isn't one of the choices for the adapter driver wireless for an Inspiron 510 m--> http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19 (that file doesn't even seem the correct driver for a Dell TrueMobile 1300; the linked page offers R143355. EXE for the device).

  I suggest either (a) call/email Dell and know what particular wireless adapter is in the laptop and what driver you should download or (b) open the cover of the mini-PCI card and visually identify (if possible)--> http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/ins510m/sm/upgrades.htm#999869 and then go to the driver page linked above and get the correct driver.

• Try to install ESX 4.0 on Dell Optiplex 380 - NETWORK adapter driver issue machine

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  I have a Dell Inspiron 6000 laptop and I use a router D - Link DIR-615 and a Wireless N adapter, but when I checked my settings, I received only a G signal. What can I do to get a N signal?

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  what Miss me?  some services to market?

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