I'm having trouble with a home-built desktop PC where wireless network cards don't appear to be working for it. I put one in a PCI-E slot on the motherboard and I also tried just using a USB wireless card.
Neither work, according to the windows trouble shooter there is a problem with the drivers on each of them. I have tried reinstalling the drivers with no effect.
Can anyone suggest a way of dealing with this? Thanks!
Also I have Windows 7 operating system and processor and motherboard in computer are (if at all relevant):
Intel Core i7 2600K 3.40GHz (@ 4.60GHz) Sandybridge CPU Asus P8P67 DELUXE Intel P67 (Socket 1155) DDR3 Motherboard
The PCI-E wireless card is a D-link DWL-G520 Wireless G 108 Mbps PCI Adapter and the USB one is a TL - WN722N
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Jump to Posthi,perhaps it a problem with the wireless device you are trying to connect to ,did you try resseting the wireless modem ,sometime just unplugging from the power foe a few minutes ,or sometime it may require using the reset button on the back
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