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You can get the driver from the computer manufacturer's website. If you want all drivers covered and updated, then you can install an automatic driver updater like RadarSync. You don't have to go to different websites to find the different drivers because the software will do all the work for you.

I hope this helps!

David

Turn on Windows Wireless Zero Configuration on.Read at http://tech.ifelix.net/2007.html

Go here:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/default.page

1. Click on "Find Product"
2. A popup window will open (Note: Hit continue after each selection if
you need to)
3. Select: "Laptops and netbooks"
4. Then Select: "ThinkPad G Series Laptop"
5. Then Select: "ThinkPad G40"
6. Then Select: "2384"
7. Then Select:"32U"
8. Then Select:<your Operating System> ... Hit "Go"
9. The audio driver will be the 1st one on the list. Just hit the little [+] to
see the file.
10. Download the file

Go here:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/default.page

1. Click on "Find Product"
2. A popup window will open (Note: Hit continue after each selection if
you need to)
3. Select: "Laptops and netbooks"
4. Then Select: "ThinkPad G Series Laptop"
5. Then Select: "ThinkPad G40"
6. Then Select: "2384"
7. Then Select:"32U"
8. Then Select:<your Operating System> ... Hit "Go"
9. The audio driver will be the 1st one on the list. Just hit the little [+] to
see the file.
10. Download the file

Good Luck!

In short, it means the motherboard may need replaced. The motherboard is the central computer board everything is attached to, its usually one piece with the processor/memory.usb/video attached to it. Whats happening with your laptop?

Dear Friend,

This type of message is commonly associated with wireless or PCI card failures. I strongly suggest you to either update your BIOS (if you can) or disable this devises.

Another way to isolate the problem is to get an external wireless card or PCI network card.

Go to lenovo.com> support>think line and enter/select your model number. thanks

You may have installed the wrong driver version. Some Thinkpads may have different manufacturers of the same type of devices installed in the laptops, therefore you need to install them one at a time until you find one that works. Go to the IBM/Lenovo WEB site - support/download page and download the latest Windows XP or Vista device drivers for your model computer, Use this link :- http://www.ibm.com/products/finder/us/finders?pg=ddfinder&cm_re=other-_-suprcn-_-download You can download the various drivers and then you click on and run the variour drivers, they will then unzip and expand into a folder on C:\drivers Then install the various drivers from this folder.

Use a password recovery disk if u have created when u first installed the system ...or later..

or u can get the recovery sofware in the net..

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