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Questions & Answers for Samsung - LinkStick Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter. Question ...Will the Wis09ABGN wireless adapter work on a LN55B640R3 tv? 3 years ...
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SAMSUNG WIS09ABGN - WIRELESS LAN ADAPTER ON PC ...works on windows 10 just download the windows 7 driver 64 bit.. Read more ... For windows XP 32 bit: "The path does not contain information about hardware".
first, switch off computer and remove physically card from the computer, then de-install all possible traces of it, run ccleaner and clean the computer as well as registry. go to d-link site and download newest drivers for your adapter, and os (vista). unfold software to c:/dlink
switch off computer again, re-install card and re-power the computer.
when automatic software install start, select manual install, point to newly created folder c:/dlink and select appriopriate driver from there, install.
this procedure usually solves the problem, vista try to instal generic windows drivers not specific hardware drivers, to prevent occurence of that, disable automatic updates in vista, and once a month or so, do only and only security updates from windows, never, ever update your hardware drivers from windows as these are just generic drivers generating more problems than solving. hope this help.
Check among the CDs you got when you bought your laptop. You'll see one called 'drivers'. Inside your drivers CD you'll find a Network Adapter driver. Install it and your wireless should work.
if it's a usb-dongle, the driver's will be reinstalled every time you reconnect the device. the drivers are on your computer, but have to reconnect with the network adapter when it's reconnected. if the problem is the same after a reboot without disconnecting the network adapter, then there is either a problem with the usb-device, or a driver management problem in windows.
if the usb-device works without problem on another computer, the you need to reinstall windows.
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