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  Tell me please how to fix this?

  Have you checked specification for this old piece of hardware, including system requirements?

• HP Envy M4 1115dx: Qualcomm QCA Atheros Driver Installation error | Device not found wireless adapter

  I just replaced my old HD with a new SSHD Seagate. Everything is going well until I tried to connect to internet in wifi wireless mode with. I think it was a pilot error because I just do a blank Windows 8 install on my new SSHD (hybrid drive SSD). So I went to find the Driver for the WLAN Module.

  HP is automatically detected my laptop model number and gave me a list of drivers. I selected "Qualcomm Atheros QCA90000 series Wireless LAN Driver for Microsoft Windows" under the list of Driver Network in the menu dropdown.

  In the middle of the installation of this driver, I was arrested and met a titled error message, "802.11a/b/g/n Wireless adapter device not found". Just below this title was a big red circle with a white X sign. Besides, he said: "the device may not be present or could have been ejected unplugged from the system. Abortieng the installation, please insert the card and try again the Setup program. »

  Below is a screenshot of what I mean.

  

  Problem solved. I uninstalled all the drivers but the Ralink. Think I know what may have caused this.
  
  The recommended for WLAN driver was based on a misinterpretation on behalf of HP. HP auto detected my laptop as a 1150la instead of the 1115dx model.
  
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• Re: Unable to get the wireless adapter to work on my Satellite L550-1CC

  I'm getting bored with this laptop, I reinstalled windows 7 (32 bit) and can not get the wireless adapter to work.

  My router settings are perfect, my netbook is zero connection problems - the router is just inches away from the laptop most of the time - the laptop insists that there is "no available networks."

  This of course is BS, before I reinstalled windows I could pick up 3 other neighbouring networks as well as mine.

  Windows automatically installed the wireless network - I thought that could be the problem, so I downloaded the realtek driver directly.

  No difference. Always the small icon with Red Cross barred through it.

  I thought it could have been a hot key problem - so I installed the flash card driver that apparently controls the access keys (for some reason any).

  Shortcut keys still don't work - I could really care about that - it's just the wireless network I need.

  Thanks for any help I receive.

  > my netbook has zero connection problems - the router is just inches away from the laptop most of the time - yet the laptop insists there is "no available networks."
  After reading this sentence, I'm a bit confused. If there is no available WLAN networks how your laptop had zero problems to connect?

  One last thing:
  > Of course is BS, before I reinstalled windows I could pick up 3 other neighbouring networks as well as mine.
  What is the difference between the old and the new installation of Windows?

  In general the WLAN use is fairly simple.
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  WLAN card - must be enabled using FN + F8 key combination to activate the wireless network card
  -scan the available WLAN networks area, click on the button of your WLAN and use connect
  -put key WLAN if necessary and after a few seconds WLAN connection will work

  I did this many times on laptops preinstalled Win7 and didn't have any problems. On all laptop computers pre-installed with Toshiba recovery image (factory settings) is not necessary to change the WLAN settings.

• Have a "Wireless Zero Configuration" service services means that I have a wireless adapter?

  Hi, this is my first question in the Microsoft forum,
  I'm trying to connect to my old computer which I have not used for 6 years to the internet but I'm not a great success. I think that my pc is not a wireless adapter. But in services, I have a service called 'Wireless Zero Configuration'. This means I have a wireless adapter or even the pc without card wirless they such race of service?
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• Update wireless adapter on Sony Vaio VPCF23EFX

  Hi all

  I want to improve my Atheros AR9287 wireless adapter that came with my Vaio laptop.

  I try to have the party upgrade compatible with the dual-band standard and therefore, compatible with our new 802.11ac 802.11ac router.

  1 is it possible?

  2 the warranty of your laptop?

  3. what features should I know to make sure that I have replace the Atheros AR9287 with a compatible part?

  4. any consideration that everyone thinks I should be aware?

  Thank you

  edsager

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  Your computer has an access panel at the bottom of the laptop user? If so, have you tried to open it to see what is available? Most manufacturers make the adapter wireless network accessible from the bottom panel or under the keyboard.

  I can't say what expansion supported by your portable computer based on interface specifications:

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/p/model-home.pl?MDL=VPCF23EFX&template_id=1&Region_ID=1&tab=manuals#/man...

  But it is probably mini PCIe or mini PCI. The difference is quite obvious because of the size and the number of connectors. M2 is the new interface used by the last SSD and some WLAN adapters, but the probability that your computer is using m2 is weak.

  See Mini PCIe vs Mini PCI

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#PCI_Express_Mini_Card

  See m2

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/M.2

  This type of upgrade should not void your warranty, because it's an aftermarket upgrade, not a change (for example cooling mods, because you replacings stock thermal compound and by adding coppershims etc to make this kind of change), however, to keep the old card around in the case where you have to call support because they like stock options in laptops before providing support if they tell me that they fully support you because they don't know if updates of spare caused problems, blah blah blah.

• The wireless adapter question

  I need a wireless adapter for my old desktop PC.  I think the WMP54G.  Old desktop has XP Pro.  Base of PC has Vista Ultimate.  Router is a WRT54GL.  Network is WPA2 encrypted.  I should have no problem, another adapter would be more appropriate?  Thank you.

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• D Link Wireless Adapter does not work with Windows 7

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  Hi Mike,.

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  D Link WUA-2340 is compatible with Windows 7, but you will need to download the software of your product from the link below. Select the appropriate Version of the operating system before you download.

  http://tinyurl.com/ykghke4

  You can also try to change the settings of the firewall at various levels and check if that helps.

  1. Open Windows Firewall click on the Start button and then click Control Panel.
  2. In the search box, type firewall, and then click Windows Firewall.

  For more details on the settings of the firewall, follow the link

  Understanding Windows Firewall settings

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  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

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• Unable to connect via the wireless router "problem with wireless adapter or access point" _

  Hello

  I recently replaced my old Toshiba laptop with a new model of Toshiba Satellite L500/033HNX, it installed Windows 7.

  The problem is that I can't connect to my wireless network. I am currently connected via Ethernet cable to my Linksys router.

  I had help from my internet service provider, the installation correctly the problem not because of the connection.

  I had a Linksys online support, the router is a wireless, model - WAG54G ADSL gateway, is not the problem of all the correct settings and other devices can connect via my wireless network. I ran Dr. connectivity several times and it is always impossible to connect, "problem with the wireless adapter or access point.

  OK, you're my next hope to solve the problem can you HELP Please!

  Hi, JoelbX
  I want to thank very you much for your support and effort do to help me solve this problem, but we receive have been, and I don't want to waste any more of your valuable time, so I am the son of closing and deleting of Tring in Microsoft Answers.
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• Windows 7 will not recognize wireless adapter

  Hello

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  Download the driver from the V4

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• Impossible to activate the USB Belkin, f5d8055 wireless adapter in Windows 7

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  I know that the adapter Belkin F5D8055 working as I tried to install it in another laptop (Lenovo) and it works OK.
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  Hi Zach, you are quite correct! I have now uninstalled Zonealarm and the Belkin adapter install and activate OK. Thank you very much.

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• Lack of wireless and wireless adapter led remains Orange. HP Pavillion DV 2745se

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  Hello:

  These notebooks have been prone to problems of heat. It was also known that excessive heat caused damage to wireless networking.

  This is probably one of 2 things:

  1. the heat pulled out the wireless card.

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  I have a HP EliteDesk 800 G1 nine compact PC running Windows 7 - code H5T99EA. It does not have a wireless adapter - certainly none appear in the profile of Harware.

  I can only connect to the Internet via an ethernet cable. I have no option to connect wireless and my wireless router is not discovered when I try (or any other local Wi - Fi access point.

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  John

  Is an optional scheme, see the specification page 4.

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  http://www.HP.com/hpinfo/newsroom/press_kits/2013/HPDiscover2013/HPEliteDesk800_datasheet.PDF