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    Sager NP5125 Wireless Adapter Problem

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by iopt44, Sep 11, 2010.

  1. iopt44

    iopt44 Newbie

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    Does anyone else have problem with the wireless adapter? I installed the Integrated Wireless 802.11 B/G/N Driver for Windows 7 & VISTA 32BIT / 64BIT from the Sager support website because I ordered the integrated adapter for my np5125 and it is not working. The device manager is still showing that I am missing a network controller, and I can't find any wireless network at all. I am pretty sure I turned it on with Fn+F11 but it not working. Could anyone please help?
     
    iopt44, Sep 11, 2010
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  2. mcfaddenator

    mcfaddenator Notebook Consultant

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    1) You can tell if your WiFi is on from the graphics icons in the top-left corner. Those show up if you've installed the Hotkey drivers supplied with the laptop.

    2) You might have run into the problem of having two current drivers that are conflicting with each other. In Device Manager, uninstall all drivers for your WiFi device before installing Sager's again.

    3)You should crosspost this in the Sager NP5125 Owner's Lounge. They have a big following there, and know a lot of things.
     
    mcfaddenator, Sep 12, 2010
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