Vista - WIFI

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  1. morgster

    morgster

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    I have vista lite installed and everything is working except for wireless.
    I think that the lite version had wireless/wireless services removed. Is there anything to do to get them back?
    I have installed the driver and had a good mess around, cant get it to work.

    Thanks for any replys.
     
    morgster, Oct 5, 2008
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    Dartsani

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    Surelu you have switched it ON from that small button in front of your computer?
     
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    Yeh it is turned on, thanks for the reply thougth!
    I am installing Vista SP1 now to see if it does anything.
     
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    It is possible to remove WLAN-support completely from the vista install, and if that is the case then you probably have no chance of getting it back afterwards.
     
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    Hi,
    I have vista business installed on my AAO, and its fine, running with 1.5GB RAM and the 120GB hdd, it looks sweet, even streaming video without any hickups, I did have some issues with drivers then I found these... they worked at treat.

    http://rapidshare.com/files/147804548/WiFi_Vista.rar

    Pete
     
    RogueUK, Oct 5, 2008
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    Guest Guest

    I have WIFI on my vista Install (1,5GB RAM/8GB SSD) and it has even stronger signals than XP in my wireless network. Just use the proper drivers and you'll be fine!

    I've installed this driver "atheros_ar5xxx_76083_vista".

    gr.
    Ron
     
    Guest, Oct 6, 2008
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