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hello all, i am a new member,knight59. i have bought a dell vostro 200 with vista business installes. at the moment i am using a thompson 330 with a wired connection to access the internet. i have bought a netgear router to use wirelessly, my question is how can i find out if my pc has a wireless adapter installed? thanks in advance knight59
hello all, i am a new member,knight59. i have bought a dell vostro 200 with vista business installes. at the moment i am using a thompson 330 with a wired connection to access the internet. i have bought a netgear router to use wirelessly, my question is how can i find out if my pc has a wireless adapter installed? thanks in advance knight59
From control panel choose Device Manager. Then check under Network adapters.
From control panel choose Device Manager. Then check under Network adapters.
thanks for the reply. in device manager i have 2 X 6T04 adapters( says windows could not load drivers ), i intel connection (working properly) and the thompson 330 i am using now, does this make sense knight59
thanks for the reply. in device manager i have 2 X 6T04 adapters( says windows could not load drivers ), i intel connection (working properly) and the thompson 330 i am using now, does this make sense knight59
I believe you can ignore the 6T04 adapter warnings. The intel connection may be a wireless adapter. If this device is 'working properly' then you should be able to connect wirelessly once the correct connection is made.
Try control Panel -> Network and sharing centre. Then manage wireless networks and Adapter properties.
I believe you can ignore the 6T04 adapter warnings. The intel connection may be a wireless adapter. If this device is 'working properly' then you should be able to connect wirelessly once the correct connection is made.
Try control Panel -> Network and sharing centre. Then manage wireless networks and Adapter properties.
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