My hp notebook wireless net is not stable on my machine

You didn't supply the HP model or the OS? Is the Network in the Available Wireless Network List? Is your Wireless Network Adapter enabled? Correct driver installed?

Hi there,
Try contacting HP and check if there's a driver available for the wireless card compatible with Mac OS X. The reason why it's saying it cannot find any airport is because it does not detect the wireless card being installed because there is no driver working.
Hope this helps!

there is alot of drivers contained in a PC i find it hard to believe that windows 7 cant find 1 driver for the entire PC any particular 1 you are missing? you may be able to install drive in compatibly to mode
your also not really stating your problem other than driver issue
I also see that HP does not have windows 7 support for this laptop
I have also read of people upgrading from vista to 7 successfully
maybe try upgrade instead of new install

Try the following drivers,

XP Drivers for CQ50-210US

NVidia Chipset,(install and reboot before other drivers), here

NVIDIA GeForce 8200
Nvidia ForceWare X 179.28 for Windows XP/2K 32bit, here

3-step process to install:
1. Download driver, double click and select extract,
2. Download modded INF and replace original INF in extracted folder,
3. Install & reboot.

or you may try other versions, joint their forum for further details

Note:
If you found errors (hopefully it has been fixed) when installing Nvidia 8200M G video driver, you need to force install the driver.
Pieter's INF forgot to put hardware ID for 8200M G, see this post.

MS-UAA (required with a reboot before Audio, Modem and nForce HDMI Audio drivers), here

Conexant SmartAudio 221 (fix microphone problem by forum user) here

How to install:
Unzip to a folder.run installer.

if it errors use Device Manager.
From Device Manager,right click "Audio Device on HD",choose Update driver,
No to connect, Install from a list or specific location,


Select Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install,
For the Hardware Type select 'Show All Devices'
Remove the check from "Show Compatible Hardware" and click on "Have Disk".
Next...browse to the unzipped folder and choose the "WiSVHe5.inf".
Ignore XP when it complains.
Reboot.

Conexant HDAUDIO Soft Data Fax Modem with SmartCP Driver, here

nForce HDMI Audio Driver, here


.Net Framework(required before Intel Wireless and HP Quick Launch Buttons), here

HP Quick Lauch Buttons, here

If you had Intel PRO/Wireless Driver, here
If you had Atheros Wireless driver, here

or if it does not work try here

If you had Broadcom Wireless, here

Realtek usb 2.0 Card reader, here

Synaptics Touchpad Driver, here
If you had Bluetooth, here

If you had for 7 unknown devices (buttons drivers), here

Installation --> right click machine.inf, choose install.

Good luck

The drivers available for that machine for XP are located here
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?os=228&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=uk&product=86586&lang=en No wireless adapters are available - so i suspect no wireless installed on the PC _ to be sure and see if the unit has a wireless adapter do the following Press the Windows key (bottom left of the keyboard} and at the same time press the R key, now in the search box that appears - type devmgmt.msc click on the + sign for network adapter have a look and see if you have anything listed as wireless or 802.11 you can get a wireless adapter which will connect to the USB - quite a few available on the net and shops. Make sure it will work with your version of windows on the machine

The wireless driver install package will be available in C:\SWSETUP
But if your notebook came without a preinstalled OS, you'll have to visit HP site to get the drivers for your notebook PC.
Alternatively, try the HP Wireless Assistant to check if it is turned on.

you might have to review the driver version of your wireless. try to check if there are updates that might fixed the bug. go to my computer, right click, manage, device manager, network adapters - under it move your mouse on top of the wireless, right click, properties, driver and check driver version and date. then go to your hp pavilion product support http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=432999&taskId=135
and look for new version of network wireless driver might have. let me know if this doesnt fix the problem.

Compaq doesn't provide XP support for this model. Fortunately for you someone has done a lot of work to find drivers that will work.

Try the following drivers,

XP Drivers for CQ50-210US

NVidia Chipset,(install and reboot before other drivers), here

NVIDIA GeForce 8200
Nvidia ForceWare X 179.28 for Windows XP/2K 32bit, here

3-step process to install:
1. Download driver, double click and select extract,
2. Download modded INF and replace original INF in extracted folder,
3. Install & reboot.

or you may try other versions, joint their forum for further details

Note:
If you found errors (hopefully it has been fixed) when installing Nvidia 8200M G video driver, you need to force install the driver.
Pieter's INF forgot to put hardware ID for 8200M G, see this post.

MS-UAA (required with a reboot before Audio, Modem and nForce HDMI Audio drivers), here

Conexant SmartAudio 221 (fix microphone problem by forum user) here

How to install:
Unzip to a folder.run installer.

if it errors use Device Manager.
From Device Manager,right click "Audio Device on HD",choose Update driver,
No to connect, Install from a list or specific location,


Select Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install,
For the Hardware Type select 'Show All Devices'
Remove the check from "Show Compatible Hardware" and click on "Have Disk".
Next...browse to the unzipped folder and choose the "WiSVHe5.inf".
Ignore XP when it complains.
Reboot.

Conexant HDAUDIO Soft Data Fax Modem with SmartCP Driver, here

nForce HDMI Audio Driver, here


.Net Framework(required before Intel Wireless and HP Quick Launch Buttons), here

HP Quick Lauch Buttons, here

If you had Intel PRO/Wireless Driver, here
If you had Atheros Wireless driver, here

or if it does not work try here

If you had Broadcom Wireless, here

Realtek usb 2.0 Card reader, here

Synaptics Touchpad Driver, here
If you had Bluetooth, here

If you had for 7 unknown devices (buttons drivers), here

Installation --> right click machine.inf, choose install.

Good luck


The Vista Drivers are HERE

If you need any more help just let me know.

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Thanks!

Hi James

First, Sound drivers:
HP Pavilion tx2000 CTO Notebook Realtek High-Definition Audio Driver 6.0.1.5494 A from HP notebook
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp38001-38500/sp38206.exe

and video drivers..
HP Pavilion tx2000z CTO Notebook NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150 Video Driver 7.15.11.5682 A
http://notebook.free-driver-download.com/url.php?id=TlRJeE5Eaz0&link=0

Now network:
HP Pavilion tx2000 CTO Notebook NVIDIA nForce Chipset/Network Driver 5.53 A
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp38001-38500/sp38205.exe

and wireless!
This is an older WIFI driver that only works in XP, and in certain HP Pavilions, but try it.
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp36501-37000/sp36684.exe

and this is the Vista one that is correct for your laptop, it probably doesn't work in XP but if all else fails, you could try it. (You should really run Vista on it, I reckon)-----------------
HP Pavilion tx2000 CTO Notebook Broadcom Wireless LAN Driver 7.0 Windows Vista
http://notebook.free-driver-download.com/url.php?id=TlRJeE5EWT0&link=0


All support you need is here at HP Tech Support:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=135&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=3650975

Good Luck

Merry Christmas

Chris (ziraffa)

email me if you still need drivers <i have them princesaazul2000(at)hotmail(dot)com