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Old 8th Jun 2009, 10:23
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I had to purchase a new wireless router and so upgraded to wireless N. I would also like to use a new wireless N USB adaptor for my laptop instead of the internal wireless G card. I believe I should disable the internal card so there is no interference between the two. What are the steps to disable the internal wireless card? (The current card will not work with the new router; I get a blue screen error on the laptop as soon as I power up the N router. I have no other way to connect to internet to update drivers for the card.)
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Old 8th Jun 2009, 11:24
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You can disable or uninstall it in Device Manager.
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