17 replies to this topic

[Mr-Sim]

I cannot find the driver I need, would someone help me out on finding the one I need please

I'm not sure if this is needed but here is this code thing incase it's needed.

PCI\VEN_14E4&DEV_4318&SUBSYS_100F1043&REV_02\4&72ACDAA&0&5020

[MrSteve]

From your post I can't see anyone being able to help you. More details are needed... What, when and where.

[B737]

First, try this device identifier. Download and unzip.(Do not unzip Devicelists.zip) Run the program, paste the results.

Also, is this for laptop/desktop? Internal/External? USB/PCI?

[TechnicolorYawn]

Yeah, what make and model is your wireless adapter?

[Mr-Sim]

How can I find out the make/model? This is on a Dell Inspiron 531 Desktop, just after installing XP again.

[B737]

B737, on Mar 11 2009, 10:33 PM, said:

First, try this device identifier. Download and unzip.(Do not unzip Devicelists.zip) Run the program, paste the results.

Also, is this for laptop/desktop? Internal/External? USB/PCI?

Sorry forgot the link before, here you go.

Unknown Device Identifier

if that ^ doesn't work,

Turn off the computer and open the case, remove the wireless card and locate the brand and model number/product number.

Edited by B737, 12 March 2009 - 09:12 PM.

[Mr-Sim]

Says

Network Controller
ASUSTeK Computer Inc
Broadcom Corp BCM4309 802.11a/b/g

[TechnicolorYawn]

The ASUS one is most likely yopur motherboard's onboard LAN. The Broadcom one will be your Wireless card.

Try this: http://www.broadcom....mine_driver.php

[Mr-Sim]

Thanks!!! All working now

[Mr-Sim]

Sorry for bumping my topic. I am now in need again of the Wireless driver but the post from TechnicolorYawn isn't working for me now.

[-Dexter]

Mr.Sim, on Mar 12 2009, 11:40 AM, said:

How can I find out the make/model? This is on a Dell Inspiron 531 Desktop, just after installing XP again.

That's all you need to know.

http://support.dell.com, select your computer model and the drivers are there.

[Mr-Sim]

It isn't pwn, I entered my service tag and selected XP, ONLY ethernet was there.

[-Dexter]

It must've been added after the unit was shipped then?

Either way, Broadcom should be the manufacturer.

[Mr-Sim]

Nope, my dad ordered the machine from dell with the wireless card already in it.

[roboa]

Here, look under the network tab. Seriously took me the best part of a minute.

Edited by roboa, 06 December 2009 - 03:55 PM.

[-Dexter]

Luke S, on Dec 6 2009, 01:30 PM, said:

It isn't pwn, I entered my service tag and selected XP, ONLY ethernet was there.

So I was right- it was there...

[Mr-Sim]

That isn't it.

[roboa]

Have you tried it? It says it applies to multiple wireless devices...