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'There might be a problem with one or more network adapters on this computer'

Quarrybaby · 2008-12-18 21:29:34

After one of those automatic updates, the wireless connection of my Inspiron 1520 stopped working. When I try to connect it cannot find any wireless networks. I have tried a few bits of online help like disabling and enabling the network adapter but none of this works. I have also tried a system restore to before the…

18-12-2008 9:29pm

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Quarrybaby

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After one of those automatic updates, the wireless connection of my Inspiron 1520 stopped working. When I try to connect it cannot find any wireless networks. I have tried a few bits of online help like disabling and enabling the network adapter but none of this works. I have also tried a system restore to before the updates but no joy :mad: Does anyone have any ideas???? Windows Vista

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#2 18-12-2008 11:14pm

jimmycrackcorm

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Go into the control panel and look at the system properties / hardware devices - see what it lists under network adapters.

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