wireless network card on notebook

Mar 02, 2005 3 Replies
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Dear Sir, I got a Toshiba notebook Satellite 2410-702 and I have a problem with wireless network card; the operating system running on notebook is windows xp home with service pack 2. In control panel->System->Hardware->Device Manager, in "Network adapters" there is not the "Wireless Network Connection"; I tried to install it adding a new hardware peripherals with drivers I found on cd-rom but I couldn't manage to install it. How can I solve this problem? Thanks in advance, best regards



-Fulvio- PS: the drivers for network wireless card I dowloaded from official toshiba's site are the same as the drivers I have on cd


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"FULK" wrote in news:r35Vd.57310$ snipped-for-privacy@twister1.libero.it:

Hi,

Are you talking about your notebook's internal Mini-PCI card? Check to see if your notebook has a wireless card in the first place.

If the card is not being detected... the card could be defective. I used to have bad network card and it wouldn't be detected by the OS.

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Yes I'm talking bout notebook's internal card (I don't know if it's PCI); I'm sure that there is! So it can be defective...is it something I can change by myself? I mean is it simply accessible and separated from mainboard or is it integrated in mainboard? Thanks in advance

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"FULK" wrote in news:SN5Vd.57389$lB4.1563560 @twister1.libero.it:

Yes, it is very easy to change. It is a Mini-PCI card - just open up the cover, and remove the card.

You can even find replacement cards on eBay really cheap!

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