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Default P5n-t Deluxe Network Card??

I recently got rid of vista and installed xp on my Desktop, and now i cant get my wireless card to work. I have all the drivers for the wireless and it picks up my connection, but after trying to connect, it says that the network may no longer be ...


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Old 11th May 2009, 20:39
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Default P5n-t Deluxe Network Card??

I recently got rid of vista and installed xp on my Desktop, and now i cant get my wireless card to work. I have all the drivers for the wireless and it picks up my connection, but after trying to connect, it says that the network may no longer be in range etc, But i am right next to it, and my laptop is connected to it.


Do i need to get drivers for my motherboard for the network card etc? and if so, can any1 shed light as to what brand and model network card is on the p5n-t deluxe.

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Old 11th May 2009, 20:54
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Old 26th May 2009, 12:55
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Default P5n-t Deluxe Network Card??

Hi Donkmeista,

Did you find your wireless driver?

I use this web site for those really hard ones -

http://www.nodevice.com/

Good luck...
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