20 Most Recent Belkin (F5D7010) 802.11a, 802.11g/b Wireless Adapter Questions & Answers

Make sure you have the correct drivers installed for the correct hardware version. NOTE: Older hardware version may not be compatible with current Windows.Ref: http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?rnId=302Also follow: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/What-to-do-when-a-device-isnt-installed-properly

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I searched online and there doesn't seem to be a driver for Windows 7 so if your using Windows 7,you won't be able to install that wireless card.

If you have Vista or below, download the latest version here: http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/302/~/f5d7010-wireless-g-notebook-card---driver

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have you run the software to make this device work on your pc (the driver)?
If you have , you should be able to see other wifi hosts if there are any in the area.
To connect to them you need permission in the form of a password, if they secured.

Seems like you need to sync your modem and router. Disconnect the power to the modem and router. Then, first connect the modem and wait till all the lights are lit. then re-power your router. Restart your computers and you should be all set. Good luck

first uninstall the program that came with the card then remove card reboot install the program again and make sure that the card is not installed yet after software is installed reboot now insert the card new hardware wizard should apear let it look for the driver and then reboot should work

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For Belkin Range Extender, it will depend on how you are going to use it. If you are going to use as a "Wireless Range Extender", there is a push button on the device that will allow it to find wireless signals and configure itself with the wireless settings of the original access point on your network.

If you're going to use is as a "Wireless Access Point" you just simply need to plug it in to your wired router or switch.

Make sure the belkin has the latest drivers...
http://www.belkin.com/support/

After that you can make sure that your PC is fully updated, with any patches that have come out after SP3.

If neither of these work i would just go to SP2 untill belkin or microsoft finds a solution.

http://www.belkin.com/support/article/?lid=en&aid=6003

check if ur able to gonline with the cable connection. checked if the wireless key entered is correct
try to update the software
go to start-computer-right click-properties-devicemanager-network adapter- rightclick on the broadcom -update driver from the net with the cable connection and this will probably resolve the issue

there should be a slot on the side of the laptop that it will slide into.it will either be on one of the sides or on the front but i believe on yours it will be on the side

Uninstall the latest software, reboot then go back to the original software.

Please try the following steps to check if there is any issue with TCP/IP protocol
TCP/IP protocol is resposible for getting IP address. You can determine if you have a TCP/IP problem by doing the following.

Put in the windows XP CD and navigate to the support >Tools folder. Double click setup and do a Complete install.
Click Start >run >cmd {enter}
Type netdiag /test:winsock /v {enter}
this will provide information if there is any problem in TCP/IP protocol due to winsock issue. If problem found then try the following steps
To Reset the Winsock Registry Entries

Click Start >Run >regedit {enter}
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Winsock and delete it; just below that, see HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Winsock2 and delete it
Exit Regedit and reboot.
To Reinstall TCP/IP

To do this you need a copy of nettcpip.inf. There is one on the Windows XP CD and there may be one on your hard drive at C:\WINDOWS\inf\nettcpip.inf. Note: To see the inf folder, open My Computer and go to the menu item Tools > Folder Options... > View > and choose Show hidden files and folders.
Right click "My Network Places" select Properties.
Right click the connection(s) and select Properties.
Click Install >Protocol >add >have disk.
Browse to the location of nettcpip.inf .
Select nettcpip.inf then click Open then OK then Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) then OK then Close
Reboot

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Hi there, these cards can be alittle tricky to setup sometimes. firstly are you using the drivers on the cd that came with the product, or have you downloaded new ones from belkin? The reason i ask this is because there are many differnt models of the same card and the drivers have to be a perfect match. If you are using the original drivers then i would recommend removing the card, uninstalling the drivers and rebooting. then start the installation process again and remember DO NOT insert the card before you install the drivers as this can cause installation problems also.... hope this helps..

Here is a link to install guides and driver installations for your specific OS.
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For dwayne12, on the installation CD of XP, you must have the driver.

You can re-create the Wireless connection. Go to the Control Panel, and select Network (or a shorter way, if you know).