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Hi,
I have recently bought a brand new Samsung N210 netbook, and obviously looking to use it in order to connect to a wireless network.
The problem is that the wireless adapter does not seem to be detected anywhere on the system.
Has anybody had this problem, and if so, are there any quick fix solutions?
Thanks
Ok, you may have to help me with checking that. This is the first Windows system I have owned for about 6 years so I am hugely novice.
Seems strange. As far as i know, N150s come shipped with either WIFI, or 3G modem.
So, Maybe this is the problem?Check in device manager what kind of network devices are installed.
Press Win+R, and then typedevmgmt.msc[/CODE]and then look for network adapters. Is there anything 802.11/Wifi on the list?
If so, what are they?Also make sure that drivers are installed. But if you didn’t modify anything special in the system, there is no reason for them to disappear.[CODE]devmgmt.msc[/CODE]and then look for network adapters. Is there anything 802.11/Wifi on the list?
If so, what are they?Also make sure that drivers are installed. But if you didn’t modify anything special in the system, there is no reason for them to disappear.
There are no WiFi adapters in the list. I have tried re-installing drivers but still nothing.
Are there any options left?
Thanks
If you haven’t disabled things like USB hub or PCI bus in device manager, then it seems that there’s no wifi card at all.
Asking again: Is your netbook equipped with 3G modem?
If it is, and you have not modified anything in hardware/software, then it might be the cause.
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