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    Clevo P150HM wireless drivers

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by deddoman, Apr 20, 2015.

  1. deddoman

    deddoman Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi everyone, first time seeing this forum after long time. Nice updates :). After using my clevo laptop for about 6 moths i decided to reinstall windows 7. After reinstalling i installed all drivers and it works without problems. But i got one problem, i cant found wireless drivers, but i already using LAN drivers. For LAN drivers i downloaded REALTEK and everything worked like it should. I tried few drivers from sager website to no avai. Tried intel centrino, killer, bigfoot. When i press FN + wireless sign in sais OFF, maybe someone knows the way how to check what drivers i need?
     
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    Support.3@XOTIC PC Company Representative

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    Do you know which wireless card you have installed? You can try downloading the drivers directly from the manufacturers site. If you're not sure you can contact your original reseller and they should be able to look it up. Or if you're comfortable you can physically check, it should be under your keyboard.
     
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    deddoman Notebook Enthusiast

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    Really god idea, thnx. I dont know why i didnt think about that before. I took out my keyboard and take a photo of my wireless card. It's Intel Centrino Wireless-N 130 i am writing that because maybe other people need this.
     
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    Did installing those drivers fix your issue.
     
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