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I assume you went through the direct instructions located HERE. It does not suggest a restart anywhere on the page, so I would suggest doing that. I have always made it a habit to restart my computer after uninstalling drivers and installing drivers as well just to be safe.
check if the laptop has wireless utility other than the built in windows wireless. (example intel proset wireless). if yes, uninstall the wireless utility and Update the wireless driver of your laptop by downloading the latest driver from ho web site.
1. If you can upgrafe firmware on router that can fix your problem
2. you can go to netgear website for latest firmware on router(you can download from there)
the drivers should be installed in windows 7 by default, their so called "smart wizard" has some compatibility issues with windows 7, I get it to load up and it will shut down or glitch out. What I did was uninstall the downloaded driver and use the default windows drivers, flipped the switch off to my built in G wifi adapter and the netgear automatically kicked in and took over as the default wireless adapter.
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