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    M17 Network card

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by HuRT, Nov 30, 2008.

  1. HuRT

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    Dont know what happen I had it last night and it worked good. I tried it this morning and nothing. I checked my hardware and it doesnt show it under the network adapters and its not there anymore. Any ideas what happen here?
    I got the draft n network card.
     
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    ...fn + F2?
     
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    Yes I did that its not even showing I have a network card now. Windows mobility center shows nothing for wireless.
     
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    restart? make sure the laptop is in high performance.
    If still doesn't work, got device manage to disable to power management for the wireless card.
    If still doesn't work, delete the wireless card in device manager and restart.
    If still doesn't work, try find and install new driver.

    If still not working, restart the windows million times until you give up and use LAN cable or reinstall windows.
     
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