Do you know which version number of the driver for the DW1505 that you have on the system? There may be an updated driver for that card available, depending on which version you have. That may resolve the error message that you're seeing.
If your wireless is working normally, except for the connection to the HP printer I'm not sure what we can do to help. But it's possible that a native Windows 10 driver would resolve the connection problem. Not sure I would recommend it since your wireless is working, but if you want to try it you could remove your current driver from Device Manager, reboot the system, and see if Windows 10 has an innate driver that will work better to connect to the HP printer. But as I said, if the wireless connection to your router, etc., is working I am not sure you would want to take the chance.
Let me know which driver version you have and I'll see if there is an update one you can try.
I believe that is already the native driver from Microsoft, and so it wouldn't have the Dell Wireless utility software in it to open. The driver versions for the Dell wireless cards would use this naming structure:
Version 5.10.38.26, A23
Unfortunately, since that card is so old, and the Studio Hybrid isn't on the list of systems we've tested to be compatible with Windows 10, I don't think we would have any updated Dell drivers that will help you. I did a quick search for the DW1505 card and could not find any Windows 10 drivers for it.
If your wireless networking is working correctly at this point, except for the HP printer, you would have to decide whether its acceptable as is or not. You could look into getting a newer wireless mini-card for your system, or check to see if HP has any Windows 10 drivers for that system coming out that may resolve the connectivity issues. But Dell won't be releasing any new drivers for that old of a model, unfortunately.
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Hello,
Do you know which version number of the driver for the DW1505 that you have on the system? There may be an updated driver for that card available, depending on which version you have. That may resolve the error message that you're seeing.
If your wireless is working normally, except for the connection to the HP printer I'm not sure what we can do to help. But it's possible that a native Windows 10 driver would resolve the connection problem. Not sure I would recommend it since your wireless is working, but if you want to try it you could remove your current driver from Device Manager, reboot the system, and see if Windows 10 has an innate driver that will work better to connect to the HP printer. But as I said, if the wireless connection to your router, etc., is working I am not sure you would want to take the chance.
Let me know which driver version you have and I'll see if there is an update one you can try.
Todd
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August 31st, 2015 16:00
Todd,
Thanks. Driver 50.100.245.200 3/14/2012 Microsoft.
Charles
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I believe that is already the native driver from Microsoft, and so it wouldn't have the Dell Wireless utility software in it to open. The driver versions for the Dell wireless cards would use this naming structure:
Version 5.10.38.26, A23
Unfortunately, since that card is so old, and the Studio Hybrid isn't on the list of systems we've tested to be compatible with Windows 10, I don't think we would have any updated Dell drivers that will help you. I did a quick search for the DW1505 card and could not find any Windows 10 drivers for it.
If your wireless networking is working correctly at this point, except for the HP printer, you would have to decide whether its acceptable as is or not. You could look into getting a newer wireless mini-card for your system, or check to see if HP has any Windows 10 drivers for that system coming out that may resolve the connectivity issues. But Dell won't be releasing any new drivers for that old of a model, unfortunately.
Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Todd