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From: SallyL on 2 Aug 2008 04:06


"Malke" wrote:

> Professor B. wrote:
>
> > Hello, I have a Dell 2650 and I am attempting to set up a wireless
> > connection in XP however there is no wireless tab. I do not have a
> > wireless driver or if it is there, I do know where it is? Please help?
>
> I'm assuming you have a 2650 Inspiron and not a 2650 server. :-) Does
> your laptop have a built-in wireless adapter? If not, then you need to
> buy an external wireless network adapter from the store. Go to the
> System applet in Control Panel, Hardware tab, and then to Device
> Manager. Expand the Network Adapters category. If you have a wireless
> adapter, it will be there in addition to the ethernet connection and
> possibly a 1394 connection. If you're not sure what you're seeing, post
> back with the information and we'll tell you.
>
> Malke
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>

hi Malke,
hope u can help. ive similar problem wit professor B except for the type of
laptop.
mine is NEC VERSA A220 wit wireless internet connection. b4 this i used
window xp service pack 2 & everything was ok but ive just upgraded it to
service pack 3.

however, after upgrading it to service pack 3, my audio output & wireless
connection could not function. ive even tried to update under the device
manager with the caution sign ! for multimedia. but it says there couldnt
find software.

for wireless connection, i couldnt find any connection tab for wireless
except for LAN dial-up connection only as i'm using now. ive gone thru the
help and support for network troubleshooting, it says go to the wireless
connection tab but i couldnt find one.

pls help. thanks.
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