Adding Hardware - specifically Netgear WI Fi Adaptor

Discussion in 'Windows' started by sja0001, Jun 12, 2009.

  1. sja0001

    sja0001

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    Hi all, first post!
    I've managed to load W7 onto my Aspire one but had trouble with the wifi - kept dropping the signal. So updated driver (found one and it installed automatically) but no difference with the original problem.

    So bright idea - uninstall and re-install the adaptor and see what happens, uninstalled fine but now won't find hardware again!

    I can re-install W7 from scratch but prefer not to. Anyone any ideas please?

    Thanks

    S
     
    sja0001, Jun 12, 2009
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    To clarify - meant first post re W7 - sorry!
     
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    Me again - sorted this - removed the battery for 15 minutes, replaced, re-booted and all fine now!

    Thanks

    S
     
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