Windows bit the dust on my wife's T430, so I reformatted the C drive, and installed Windows 7 Professional 64 bit from a disk I burned from downloading an iso image. I'm trying to get all the drivers installed, but I'm having a terrible time. Tuneup Utilities 2011 Download Kostenlos Deutsch. The one that is kicking my butt is the Wi Fi adapter. I can get online if I tether it to my phone with a USB cord, but I want to use the Wi Fi.

I've gone to the download center and downloaded and installed everything that even looks like it might be right, but no luck so far. Here is an example. Anyway, I'm stuck. I really need to solve this. I wish there was something that I could download that would just restore everything to the way it was when I got the computer. I couldn't get the recovery feature to work. I may have to do this again as I'm not sure the hard drive is 100% ok, but let's just take one thing at a time for now.

I need the Wi Fi working! Looking in my device manager, the Wi Fi adapter is missing. Under Network Adapters, I have only two: • Intel 82579LM Gigabit Network connection (my ethernet connection) • Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device No Wi Fi adapter.

I'm missing: • 11b/g/n Wireless Lan Mini-PCI Express adapter • Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter • Sierra Wireless WWAN Network Adapter #2, and • TAP-Win32 Adapter V9 I also have a bunch of stuff listed under 'Other Devices' that have explanation marks saying they are not working, but we'll worry about that later. RealBlackStuff wrote:Slid to the right, showing green, is ON. I bet your wifi is under 'Other Devices'. BCM20702A0 = Bluetooth, driver here: Check in C: DRIVERS when searching for drivers on your laptop. They may have been downloaded and extracted there, but need to be installed manually, like in the good old XP days.