HP Pavilion Slimline s5510y of: No. Wireless Network Adapter installed

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  Hello

  I have an old HP Pavilion 1355dx G7 and I use it during the games XBOX a stream. It has only one network adapter Wireless 2.4 ghz, if coupled with that much congestion in my neighborhood, it broadcasts only during the flawless.

  This laptop supports 5 GHz wirelesss network cards? I'm hoping to move to a 5 ghz however I want to make sure that it supports before as I have buy a. I also noticed that my wireless network adapter is slightly larger than the 5 ghz adapter I have in another laptop. How can I determine the size when I order one, if it is supported?

  @MickeyJames

  Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6230, only for models with computer

  a processor Intel 631956-001

  Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6230 is a dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz), 2 x 2, IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Wi - Fi and Bluetooth * wireless network card that offers up to 300 Mbps of bandwidth, up to 2 x the range and more consistent connectivity.

  Your manual here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03538328

  If you order a make you use the HP part number.

  REO

• computer doesn't not have a wireless network adapter installed please help

  product # bt590aa #aba

  HP omni desktop

  Vista Windows

  Please help if possible I was wondering if I can install a kind of wireless adapter

  Hello

  go to your device manager and see you see some devices named "unknows".

  If Yes, then >

  Try a few steps

  go to your device manager > right click on the unknown devices > go to properties > then details tag

  Select from the drop-down called Hardware ID is.

  and search for it on google or any search engine, you will get the right drivers...

  Here's print process filming!

  I hope this helps!

  

  Your old dosent hard drive means with it. If you can install dirvers of your wifi device so it will work with any OS or any new installed HARD drive.

  I hope that helps!

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• Unable to connect using Windows 7, Atheros and Linksys WRT300N wireless network adapter

  I recently bought 2 new laptops Acer running Windows 7. Each has an Atheros AR5B93 Wireless Network adapt installed.  In trying to establish a connection with a Linksys WRT300N wireless, I get an error saying that it was impossible to establish the connection.  Other computers on the wireless connection and the two machines work Windows 7 connects via Ethernet.  Please help solve.  Thank you.

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  If you have 3rd party security meet try to uninstall it and clean the system out of its residual process.

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• Wireless network adapter not working not not for HP Pavilion dv4 - 2020ca

  Hello

  My wireless network adapter does not work after my computer crashed. Here are the details:

  The product name and number:

  HP Pavilion dv4 - 2020ca Notebook PC

  Operating system installed:

  Windows 7 64 bit

  Error message:

  After the accident, there is a message saying that there was an error where a file is not found (unfortunately I did not record the name of file that I felt something time... even the message said if this is the first time my computer crashed I should just restart...)

  Changes to the system:

  I was updating my AVG antivirus software. I left the computer for maybe 10 minutes, and after his return to him, I found that a crashed and showed the message above

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  Before I got your answer, I restored my computer to an earlier time and now my wireless adapter seems to work very well. I don't know if this computer recovery solution is temporary or permanent, so I always keep an eye on the installations and updates that I do. and if the same problem occurs, I will try the suggestions you have made.

  Thanks for the help

• Cannot install the driver for Pavilion-dv6-Wireless-Network-Adapter-Drivers

  So I just install a new copy of Win7 Ultimate 64-bit version and I'm having the hardest time for an installation driver for the wireless network card.

  I was download the map and try to install at least 5/6 times but it will not yet appear in my device manager, or I am able to turn on the radio/satellite icon in my keyboard to turn on the wireless adapter.

  I have spent the last 2 hours trying to get this to work without success.

  Product number: A6Y56UA
   
  Description: HP PAVILION DV6-6C11NR ENTERTAINMENT NOTEBOOK PC

  I followed the post on this thread and dl only adapter but it still wont ' appear in my book. It drives me crazy

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/wireless-Internet-home-networking/pavilion-DV6-wireless-network-adapter...

  Here is the link for the driver, you need to map wireless in this model.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp? lang = in & cc = us & prodTypeId = 32...

  Hello warrantt,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you can not install a wireless card with your computer. I'll do my best to help you! Here are both available for your laptop:

  Driver LAN wireless Broadcom

  RALink 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter

  Try to download and install a. If one does not work, try the other. Please let me know your results and you see any errors. Thank you!

  Mario

• HP Pavilion g6-1d28dx drivers for laptop PC Wireless Network Adapter?

  I'm helping my friend with his HP Pavilion g6-1d28dx Notebook PC, formatted the HARD drive and reinstalled Windows 7 (64-bit). There is, unfortunately, not the CD that came with the laptop for its pilots, we are now able to have a new CD delivered for us, so I used the site to HP support for its Ethernet controller drivers and used a program called Driver Genius 12 for the rest because for some reason, not all the drivers on the support site of work. The only question I have now is that Driver Genius is not correctly install the wireless network adapter and is not the HP support Site. He travels a lot, wireless connectivity is important on this PC. It can connect via its ethernet port, but the wireless adapter cannot see all the networks. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  You are the very welcome.

  Here are links to the drivers you need...

  PCI\VEN_14E4 & DEV_4727

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-107849-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en

  BCM20702A0 (USB\VID_0A5C & PID_21E3 & REV_0112)

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-101140-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=4063&product=5242926&sw_lang=

  I usually google the hardware ID, and then go to the support page and pilot of the model for pilots.

  I think knowing that there is a driver for the wireless card is a year newer than the one in the laptop support and driver page, so I posted a place.

  When you have helped so many people that I have, all I have to do now is to see the material ID's for most of the devices, and I know what they are.

  For example... I didn't need to look for yours.

  I think I spend too much time doing so.

• Disabled wireless network adapter

  The wireless network adapter in my desktop Pavilion (WE167AA under Windows 7 Home Premium) maintains have turned off. This can be fixed about half of the time by running the troubleshooter from network problems, but the rest of the time, the PC freezes during troubleshooting.
  
  The problem occurred only in the last two weeks, after nearly four years of perfect operation. I have no manual changes to configurations. Unfortunately I do not have a system restore point from before the show began. Performance on other wireless devices in the same room are very good, so I don't know that this is not a problem with the wireless itself.

  Hello @irpcoldicott,

  I understand that you are having problems with your drivers for your HP Pavilion p6320uk Desktop PC WiFi keep turning off. I provided you with the Original Ralink Wireless Networking Controller Driver, which is the WiFi driver for your computer running Windows 7. I suggest download you and follow the steps below:

  Step 1. Click Start

  Step 2. Click on Control Panel

  Step 3. Click on Device Manager

  Step 4. Click on network adapters

  Step 5. Right-click on your Ralink Wireless Adapter

  Step 6. Click on uninstall

  Don't forget to remove the driver

  Step 7. Now install the downloaded Original Ralink Wireless Networking Controller Driver previously.

  Please re-post if you need extra support. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a wonderful day!

• Wireless network adapter could not be activated

  My laptop also did EXACTLY the same thing in the morning today.
  No effect with the wireless on switch on the computer. The light is always red. Last night an automatic update that happened (update for windows Vista (KB955430) 09/05/2009 09:03), which cannot be deleted. I don't know if this problem is related with the update.

  My laptop is HP Pavilion dv6439nr.  Running Windows Vista Home Premium (Service Pack 1).  Wireless adapter is "broadcom wireless 802.11 b/g WLAN PCI" that is gone now.

  Windows network diagnostics shows "this computer doesn't have a card installed and configured wireless network."

  HP Home Network Center shows "Wireless status: disabled; When I try to enable wireless LAN, it shows "wireless network adapter could not be activated.

  I tried to scan and reinstall the driver but the device does not appear.

  The wireless router works fine with other laptops.

  If anyone has a solution it would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Alboury,
  It seems at this point that your wireless network adapter has a hardware problem.  Check out this troubleshooting guide step by step on the HP Pavilion support web site.  If you can't get your active wireless card, you will need to contact HP or repair HP authorized repair for hardware Center.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c00813382&LC=en&DLC=&cc=us&product=3619365&rule=5493&lang=#WLANStatus

  Let us know if we can provide assistance.

  Thank you
  Gloria
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Wireless network adapter driver

  Hello

  After upgrade to W7 to professional W8 for my HP 802. 11b / g wireless network adapter does not work. Manager displays with a yellow!. I can't find any driver updates. May I ask your help please?

  I have HP Pavilion m8140.ch (for desktop)

  Thans.

  Zangra45

  Hello:

  Looks like you did the manual install right.

  It's an old wireless adapter and just, it may not work with the W8.

  Have you tried to run the windows update since the real device?

  If not try this, click on the driver tab, click on update driver, select Auto search and see if WU detects a driver in this way.

  Paul

• Operating system is unable to find the wireless network adapter

  I have recently reinstalled Windows 7 on my HP Pavilion Elite on a new hard drive.

  Since the installation, Windows is not able to recognize the NIC wireless on my machine. I imagine that there are drivers somewhere on the recovery discs that I bought out of HP, but those who stick me in a boot loop and aren't really good for nothing.

  I opened the computer case and didn't see any wireless network adapter card (two cards are the video card and the expansion USB3 card), so I guess that means it is integrated. Who is?

  in any case, long story short, I want that my PC for wireless internet, as it did before my other hard drive has failed, but the recovery discs that I bought last week off the coast of HP do not work so I do not know what to do next. Is this a driver problem?

  For what it's worth, I downloaded a bunch of the "drivers" section wireless network adapters and went through them until I found one that worked.

  Problem solved.

• dead dv6439nr wireless network adapter

  Description of the basic problem:
  A few days ago, I wake my computer from sleep to find that I couldn't connect to my home wireless network.

  Detailed problem description:
  My WiFi is not listed in network connections.
  The wireless device is not listed under devices in Device Manager, or it is in any of the other categories, and there is no "Other devices" category now to check.
  HP Wireless Assistant does not open. Trying to run it, HPWAMain.exe appears in the list of running processes for a while, then closes immediately.
  I tried using the switch to toggle the wifi but got no results. The light is still orange and wireless has not reappeared in all.
  I have tried reinstalling the drivers wireless (sp41675) but got no results.
  I tried to boot in to an installation of Windows 7 which has worked the last time that I used a few weeks ago, but the wireless device is not detected in Device Manager or Windows 7 network connection.
  After each new attempt to solve the problem, I have restarted but got no results.

  System information:
  Product name: HP Pavilion dv6000
  Model number: dv6439nr
  Serial number: CNF7424JNJ
  Product number: KA250UA #ABA
  Warranty start date: 11/21/2007
  BIOS version: F.40
  Operating system: Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bit)
  The old connection method: internal wireless
  Current connection method: USB wireless
  Error messages: no
  Changes to the default hardware: no
  Software Exchange default value: Dual boot Vista and Windows 7
  Recent software changes: definition update for Windows Defender - KB915597, install date:? 6 / ? 22 /? 2009 12:30, Installation status: success

  Issues related to the:
  My laptop is eligible free repair?

  Can I just send my adapter wireless for HP and ask them to send me a new?

  My wireless card is labelled as "AS #: 418572-001 SPS #: 441090-001. An Ebay search for "441090-001" returns several cards of the same branded wireless network than mine and identical to mine in appearance. Instead of trying to get HP to fix my laptop should I buy a new wireless adapter and install it myself?

  Users to read this, please answer the question if you have a relevant personal experience.
  I read of clients receiving computers repaired HP with new damage (http://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/bizsupport/questionanswer.do?admit=109447627+1245913498963+28353475&threadId=1143379), likely incurred during transport or repair of HP. After receiving a HP laptop repair, have you seen new scratches, dents, cracks, or other damage?

  I have my HP laptop, works perfectly.

  To answer my own questions:

  Yes, my cell phone was eligible for a free repair.

  No, I couldn't send just the wireless network adapter (would have been a mistake anyway).

  No, HP has not damaged my laptop.

  I contacted HP and established that my laptop was entitled to repair to the title of "HP limited warranty extra Service. HP sent me a box with a prepaid FedEx label, and I sent them my laptop. Before sending to my HP laptop, I removed the hard drive; the low probability of my data get damaged was unacceptable; I have backed up my data, but that would have taken two days to USB data transfer speed. I got my laptop back to HP repair in the next few days and after a thorough inspection, I find no damage to the laptop caused by HP, if it was a lil dusty. For a while I thought I found a new crack loosed in a low service panels, but after looking at the photos I had taken before sending the laptop I found that the crack is not new, so Bravo to HP.

  With the laptop repaired, HP sent a document that details the "motherboard" and 'Thermal Pad' had been replaced. I was curious to know exactly what work had been done, so I called HP and asked questions about spare parts references. The "motherboard" was part number 10MBZZZ0TPJ, which a Google search has this part is also known as 443775-001 and it costs about $190 to replace. The "thermal Pad" had JXAT3001010 part number, which I have found no info on.

  CAVEAT! CAVEAT! NERD RANT!
  Frankly, when I first called HP on the problem, the person I spoke to kept implying that it was the motherboard that needed to be replaced NOT the wireless network adapter, and I thought it was absurd; much more likely that it was a problem of component. Now that I have the confirmation that it was the motherboard, I am quite concerned that in about two years I'm going to need a different motherboard, and the "HP limited warranty extra Service" warranty only lasts for 90 days from now. Motherboard failure should be the exception, not the norm! I have several computers that are nine and ten years OLD and works very well when properly proposed. I have my grandmother using a desktop Dell Optiplex 2000 computer to check his e-mail. I have a Mac Powerbook from 1999 that I emulate video games and I'm using a ThinkPad IBM in 2002 as a jukebox for my Entertainment Center. A few months ago I was repairing 9 old Dell Optiplex (2000 vintage) offices, on the job had a bad motherboard VGA video and a keyboard bad connection PS/2; failure motherboard 22% after nine years! For the motherboard to miss my DV6000 since 2007 is ridiculous.

  skippyh2o:
  Call HP. They will probably fix your problem for free.

  Harpaza
  Why you reinstall vista in the first place? Have you tried to solve the problem with your wireless network card?

  If you have lost wireless once (first occurrence), reinstalled vista to try to solve the problem has got back wireless, and started to update and still lost wireless (second instance) then I would agree this is probably a software problem. If losing wireless after that resettlement was only the first occurrence of losing wireless, then maybe you should try re-reinstall. The point at which you lost wireless have actual hardware failure, it all depends on if you can get wireless back, willingly or by force. I knew my hardware problem and not software because I had an installation of Windows 7 that I knew worked very well, but still he could see my wireless network card.

  In any case... Try calling HP. side of customer support call center jobs being outsourced in India, I must say that I am satisfied with the HP Technology Support; Although I'd be quite satisfied with the quality of their product!

• Satellite Pro A660 - wireless network adapter issues

  Hi guys hope you can help!

  I have a Satellite Pro A660 - 11 M Windows 7-64 bit

  The wireless network adapter does not work...

  I tried to reinstall the bios and the driver wireless.

  The wireless button is lit to Yes as the key Fn + F8 doesn't show not relevant wifi is turned on/off as usual!
  It shows also in the Device Manager and BIOS.
  Is there something I missed? Or is it a faulty card?

  Hello

  > It shows also in the Device Manager and BIOS.

  First of all, you won't find any WLan entries in the BIOS.
  But you should see the local network card in Device Manager.
  If good WLan driver has been installed, the local network adapter device should appear in devices-> network cards Manager.

  If WLan driver has not been installed properly, you'd still see an entry under network adapters, but it should appear as unknown device or Ethernet controller.
  You can this inscription?

  In addition, the WLan driver was released on the Toshiba UE driver page.
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• Satellite L750D-159: different problems: wireless network adapter, freezes, power

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  2.5 years ago I bought L-750d-159:
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  Wireless: Atheros AR9002WB-1NG wireless network adapter
  CPU: AMD A6 - 3400 M APU with graphics Radeon (TM) HD
  RAM: 4 GB
  OS: Windows 7 Home Edition SP1, 64-bit.
  BIOS: 2.1

  For the majority of the last 2.5 years I had the same questions, alternating between them over and over again without solution in sight.

  Repetition of questions: *.
  1. wireless adapter goes dead, no help of the troubleshooter in windows. Only restart help to, rarely he demans restart another. at the same time #2 arrives:

  2. cannot read USB (IE external HARD disk). allows you to restart.

  3. wireless mouse does not respond. Randomly, reset help.

  4 gel. Sometimes, when there is nothing running in the background. Of course, hard restart (only power button)

  5. office freeze.not always, but if he gets in the mood, he could go the days where minutes after I start the 'word' it would just freeze. Hard reset again.

  6. "atikmpag' blue screen. After not having it for a long time, I started just have it again.

  7 power supply and battery issues:

  7.1 with battery:
  Suddenly load stops. disconnect and reconnect do not help.
  Fresh only when the computer is turned off.

  7.2 without battery:
  Instant stop. Usually when you use Chrome.

  These issues are alternating, everyday sense I get something else, without a prescription for them that I noticed.

  * How to try to remedy: *.
  1. updated all the drivers for the toshiba page.
  [Page drivers Toshiba | http://www.toshiba.co.il/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp]

  2. update the BIOS. I do this cotton after having feeding problems, not so useful.

  3. formatting and reinsalled Windows 7 to factory settings.

  I am sure that there is a solution out there, the computer itself works fine for me (when it works) and I will not buy a new one, until it falls dead (I could give a year or two).

  Are you guys famliar with these questions?

  Here are the proven solutions for this model?

  Post edited by: fish85

  > 1. Wireless adapter goes dead, no help of the troubleshooter in windows. Only restart help to, rarely he demans restart another.

  WLan problems could appear for different reasons. I don t think that it is a WLan driver problem. I think that you should just check the WiFi configuration.
  For example, you should check whether changing the WiFi 1-11 channel would improve performance. Also change the settings for encryption (WPA/WP2-AES, TKIP) is worth trying.
  Turn off all the settings for the WLan to save energy and check if there is a difference if you turn off the WLan mouse.

  > 2. Cannot read USB (IE external HARD disk). allows you to restart.
  Also the issue of USB can be related to energy saving settings.
  In the Device Manager-> USB Controllers-> properties-> tab power management option that allows the system to power off the device to save power.

  > blue screen "atikmpag. After not having it for a long time, I started just have it again.
  This file/process is tied to the ATI graphics card. Try to use the latest graphics card driver. An update is recommended in this case.

  Battery issues:
  Well, sooner or later each battery must be replaced. I put t know if your battery is malfunctioning but probably new battery would help to resolve the issue
  In addition, to remove and uninstall the device control method battery Microsoft acpi located in Device Manager.

• Satellite L500-13z - Windows 7 does not recognize wireless network adapter

  Hello

  The Windows 7 RC Device Manager does not recognize my wireless network adapter (for example: Atheros, Intel or Realtek). I tried to install all the Toshiba support drivers, but none of them work:

  After installation, they ask me to connect the unit to my computer (of course it is still on the motherboard!).

  =>, Is there a way to know what is my Wifi adapter?

  that one failed: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD7201PO000SR01.htm (this is the only Word to say "network adapter" with a yellow exclamation point).

  -Online someone knows when will be released Windows 7 drivers on the website?

  Hello

  Before you begin to install all drivers WLAN you can find on the Toshiba site you must make sure that wireless network card, you have exactly. You can check in the Device Manager-online properties-online Details of the local network adapter device.
  Need you an information like PCI\VEN_XXXX & DEV_XXXX

  If you have based this information you are looking for with these terms on this site in order to determine the exact WLAN card:
  http://www.PCIDatabase.com/

  After that, you can download the driver appropriate for your laptop. Before installing, you must uninstall all other versions and restart the laptop.
  Also, make sure that the WIFI is enabled with the hardware switch and FN + F8.

  Welcome them