Uninstalled lan drivers - Computers & Internet

check to make sure that your network card drivers are installed, if you are not sure, go to the manufacturuers website and find driver downloads section. they will be in there

Please, follow the instructions below, and reply with the status of your LAN driver:
Start>Control Panel>System & Security>Device Manager>Network Adapters...

Find your LAN card and see if it has a question mark by it. Try to right-click on it and update the driver. If that doesn't work, uninstall the driver, reboot your computer, and re-install the driver.

Also, let me know what model computer your using and whether or not its Windows XP..

Thank you!

For Windows XP CLICK HERE
In Windows 7 the driver installs automatically
I would suggest uninstalling all drivers for the network adapter then reboot and allow the system to find the NIC again. If this is Windows XP uninstall all drivers for the NIC, reboot, and install the above driver.
If it is Windows 7 uninstall the drive, reboot and allow device manager to locate the driver itself.

note down your ip,and uninstall your lan card from computer management ->device manager and scan for hardware changes.

Try to uninstall and reinstall your Local Area Network driver by going to the device manager from the control panel. expand the network adapter and right-click your LAN then select uninstall. Restart your computer and windows will automatically reinstall your LAN driver.

So your Cable Ethernet works,but your WiFi doesn't? OR? Anyway go to device manager an uninstall the LAN/WiFi, whichever one isn't working, but not BOTH, and remove connection & reboot, at next boot, if OK it will find drivers and reinstall. If it cannot find drivers you will need to download them from ACER,and install & reboot.

Hi.

You might have installed drivers that might not be compatible with your laptop model.

Here is the official compaq 610 drivers download page, uninstall your existing drivers and install the drivers from the above link.

Take Care.

Uninstall and reinstall LAN drivers and Broadcom drivers.
Press Windows key and R key simultaneously to open Run Window.
Type "devmgmt.msc" and click on OK.
This will open Device Manager.
Click on "+" sign next to Network Adapters and right click on the network adapter and select Uninstall.
After uninstalling right click on Network Adapters and select scan for hardware changes.
This will reinstall the drivers.
Sometimes windows prompts you to restart the computer to reinstall the drivers automatically.
You can even reinstall the new LAN and Broadcom drivers from your Dell website provided they have new version of these drivers.
After reinstalling the drivers, check if the adapters work.
If the adapters still don't work, the issue could be with the hardware.
You may even try with recovering your PC using Dell Factory Recovery.
Before performing Recovery, take the backup of your hard disk as the Recovery process will restore your notebook completely to factory settings.

Please try these:
Under device manager, click on wireless LAN then select uninstall or properties-driver tab-uninstall. Then restart your laptop. If this is not possible,
Using a different laptop, please go to pcsupport.toshiba.com or support.toshiba.com - downloads - portables - select model - show results - downloads - then please click on the latest wifi driver - download. Please select save and save that driver to a disc then run it in your laptop. Restart laptop then hope it works.
Thank you.

Please try this. Please go to the device manager under control panel-hardware-device manager then select the network adapters. Click on the LAN network adapter then please select uninstall. If this option is not present, please click on properties then driver tab. Click on uninstall - ok. Then please restart your laptop. Please check if it works. If it does not, please visit pcsupport.toshiba.com using a different computer and download the driver from there. Hope this helps. Thank you.