My computer died we redid widows xp disk and it came back now i dont have wireless how do i get it back

Your missing the driver for the wireless connection object possibly. You can check this by going to devices not sure what Operating System your using XP or Win 7 You can find devices in the control panel go and check for anything wireless. Also not sure what you meant by rebooted the computer? I assume you redid the System again not sure if you did that or just rebooted the computer. Either way if there is no wireless connection coming up for you a driver is missing for sure. Also not sure if your using a USB Wireless Connector or a LAN R-45 cable or DSL or Cable. So my answer is going to be speculation only. If your using a wireless LAN card with antenna PCI then shut down the computer. Ground yourself and touch the case before touching anything inside. Then take the card out of the computer reboot then shut it down. Unplug and reverse the install place back in and restart it should find the card, if you have a disk for that card have it handy if not let hope Windows will pick it up if not you will have to get a driver for that card from another computer and download it then insert it into your computer to install the driver files for that card.
Second if your using a USB Wireless Stick provide the software for your Sick do no install the USB wireless device first install the software first then wait until it tells you to insert your device.
Obviously your not using a LAN connection R-45 cabling. So in short you will have to find the driver disc or go online elsewhere and download the card or device for your computer.
Another option is to go to control panel and look for wireless connections then look for place icon on task bar see if you have wireless at least showing.
I hope that this gives you some idea of what to do. ......John

Re-Install the drivers from the system disk that came with your computer. If no disk, go to the website and download the drivers for your model computer.

Hi there Charles,

I know how good windows7 looks but I'm very sorry to inform you that as of this time windows 7 doesn't have all the support for some of the hardwares.. that is as of now..i suggest that you switch to windows xp with windows7 themes. that's the only solution i can give to your problem.

Andrezarion

check the driver; make sure that your wireless is turn on; make sure that you have a wifi spot.

Please mention exact model number of your Sony camera and Windows version in your PC to help you out.

During setting up computer with drivers etc. System file could have become faulty some files not registered in System
You could have System file errors these files are the heart of O/S
whereas the reg is the blood if System file are faulty things do not work properly.
Go to C:\ right click properties / Tools / error check new box popsup
tick little box to fix errors and reboot
On reboot windows will check disk for errors and fix them
If this does not help please email me at [email protected]
Give a details description of what happens

Insert the winxp disk and boot from that, when prompted hit any key to boot from cd.

Win xp will start to install choose to delete the partition, confirm delete.

then press enter to install to that unallocated partition, choose format to NTFS.

Follow the prompts and it has formated the hard drive and will install XP.

have you got any anti virus software installed ?these are notorious for blocking youre emails.about the wireless network there are loads of ways to geton .if you dont give a shit about losing saved stuff theres a real easy way.regarding disk ;you can put any disk as long as its the same system of course;say if you have xp and you lose it you can use youre mates xp disk as long as you have the key.
Im using xp pro (lost key)with a hack key to install.hack prog to register.wireless network through hot spot.cos I do not have a landline.my moto ....if it can be done ,do it

Go to the ThinkPad Website

Put in the information for your computer and search for an audio driver. It will be a free download. Follow all of the instructions that come with the driver.

I would provide a direct link to the driver, but you did not list the specific Type of Thinkpad R60 that you own. There are many types. Also it may matter if you have XP SP1 or SP2.

first, have a WIN XP startup disk...created by (in windows)  inserting floppy and right clicking choosing format and select option "create MSDOS startup disk"

first backup all personal files...then restart and bypass to DOS screen at startup...try using F8 key just after BIOS screen...then select startup to DOS prompt only...then run (from the floppy disc) format c:

now you should have a nearly bare hard drive. repeat above steps and this time choose "startup using CDROM drivers"...then insert CDROM and redirect to that drive letter (d drive?) and run setup.exe.