Need help setting up Belkin F5D7010 v8001 Wireless Notebook Card
Started by
dennis0222
, Apr 22 2009 12:01 AM
#1
Posted 22 April 2009 - 12:01 AM
#2
Posted 22 April 2009 - 11:06 AM
Hello dennis0222
Welcome to G2G! My name is Oreo Collas and I'll be helping today. Please be sure that you print or copy all of the instructions to a document on your desktop as many of the directions may require you to log into Safe Mode or unhook your internet connection.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please make sure to read through all the directions and make sure that you understand them completly before doing any thing. If there is something that you do not unsderstand then let me know and I will elaborate. Skipping steps, working out of order, or working ahead of the directions may cause undesireable results.
You will see an ethernet controller in your divice list. That is suposed to be listed like that. See if you can find something else that may be the card its self.
Welcome to G2G! My name is Oreo Collas and I'll be helping today. Please be sure that you print or copy all of the instructions to a document on your desktop as many of the directions may require you to log into Safe Mode or unhook your internet connection.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please make sure to read through all the directions and make sure that you understand them completly before doing any thing. If there is something that you do not unsderstand then let me know and I will elaborate. Skipping steps, working out of order, or working ahead of the directions may cause undesireable results.
You will see an ethernet controller in your divice list. That is suposed to be listed like that. See if you can find something else that may be the card its self.
#3
Posted 23 April 2009 - 12:25 AM
Hello Oreo Collas, I am pleased to receive help from you today. The directions/instructions provided were a simple 4 step procedure to installing, which I followed inaccurately the first time.
What I did was:
Inserted notebook card
Installed Software
Reboot computer
Their directions were:
Install Software
Inserted notebook card
Reboot computer
I uninstalled and reinstalled the laptop software with the correct process, but it shows up as Ethernet controller. According to the instructions, the computer is suppose to identify the notebook card as Belkin Wireless Clients, but instead it shows up as ethernet controller causing the driver to not be able to install correctly.
I have read that since I incorrectly inserted the notebook card first before installing the software would cause this problem, but I am unable to find a situation for this, please help me if you can, thank you.
What I did was:
Inserted notebook card
Installed Software
Reboot computer
Their directions were:
Install Software
Inserted notebook card
Reboot computer
I uninstalled and reinstalled the laptop software with the correct process, but it shows up as Ethernet controller. According to the instructions, the computer is suppose to identify the notebook card as Belkin Wireless Clients, but instead it shows up as ethernet controller causing the driver to not be able to install correctly.
I have read that since I incorrectly inserted the notebook card first before installing the software would cause this problem, but I am unable to find a situation for this, please help me if you can, thank you.
#4
Posted 23 April 2009 - 08:26 AM
Alright, well, my first recomendation would be to go to the wireless card manufacturor web site and make sure you have the latest drivers downloaded and installed. If you have trouble finding drivers for it let me know and I will try to find a link for you.
#5
Posted 23 April 2009 - 08:35 AM
I have done that already.
#6
Posted 23 April 2009 - 10:31 AM
Alright, it sounds like you have already done this, but I want to make sure. Please follow or refollow the steps below.
1) Turn off your computer
2) Remove the wireless card
3) Turn on your computer
4) Remove all drivers associated to the wireless card
5) Restart your computer
6) Install the drivers from the CD and follow the directions given to you from the manufacturor.
7) Turn off your computer
8) Insert your wireless card
9) Turn your computer on
Does this fix it?
Do you have any yellow or red warnings any where in your device manager at all?
1) Turn off your computer
2) Remove the wireless card
3) Turn on your computer
4) Remove all drivers associated to the wireless card
5) Restart your computer
6) Install the drivers from the CD and follow the directions given to you from the manufacturor.
7) Turn off your computer
8) Insert your wireless card
9) Turn your computer on
Does this fix it?
Do you have any yellow or red warnings any where in your device manager at all?
#7
Posted 23 April 2009 - 11:01 AM
Yes I have done that process, and I do have a yellow question mark in my device manager next to the ethernet controller
#8
Posted 23 April 2009 - 11:41 AM
If you right click it and go to properties what error message do you get?
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