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    Wireless LAN not recognised

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by kirkie, Dec 29, 2009.

  1. kirkie

    kirkie Notebook Geek

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    It is a Netgear
     
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    The broadcom driver is what is listed in the downloads area that you linked to
    Have you downloaded that driver and tried to install it

    Did you look in control pannel/system/device manager and under network devices to see if its listed there or has a ! mark

    Could you provide a few more details on what you have tried so far


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    gazzacbr Notebook Evangelist

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    as Tomcat57 says, more information will get better answers.
    what version of windows?
    is the wireless card in your laptop working?
    is wireless light on the router flashing?
    check the router settings (log in to router, read manual on how) and make sure that wireless security is off for now,
    disable your firewall(s).
    try simple connection first, then add security after.