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Urgent Internet help needed. "Wireless Network Connection Adapter is Disabled"?
Ok so i made a very big mistake earlier and accidentally deleted my Broadcom 802.11b/g WLAN. But i found the driver online and re-installed it. I thought this would be the end of the problem but no, Now it's constantly telling me that the wireless network connection adapter is disabled. I have gone into my network connections and clicked to enable it, but it remains disabled. Also, none of the local wireless connections in my area appear.
I have tried all that i can think of even system restore and restarting, but the truth is i have no idea what to do. Please help.
PS- i am operating on Windows 7 64 bit, on a HP G61-415SA
HELLO, i already did that, it's one of the 1st things i said.
there's no exclamation points on anything
i did that and it said it enabled but remained disabled. I mentioned all this already.
3 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Try to re-install the driver or even update the driver worked for me when it happened to me.
Source(s): Experience - 9 years ago
Is there a button on ur Laptop to Switch Wifi Off? i know HPs got that, its probably that. If you dont have that button, then you must have something like FN key + ___something (among the F-keys)
That should do it.
- johntrottierLv 79 years ago
Check Device manager
start>control panel>system>device manager
If you have any yellow exclamation points, that's where you start looking
