I have an older Dell Inspiron 6000, uses Intel PRO wireless to connect to my home wireless network. Worked fine yesterday, today I get "No supported wireless adapters available in the system". It wont let me toggle the ENABLE button. The device management window is blank. I click on the Intel Pro wireless icon and when the window opens I cant toggle any of the buttons. I tried to repair it through the add/ remove option, NOTHING. Any help would be appreciated.
The system restore didn't work. Although I'm not sure if it was done properly. On the create a restore date calendar the only BOLDED date was today. I created another date to restore to but when the restore completed it said that the system had been restored to both todays date AND the earlier date that I created. Also upon restart I got an error message.
The title of the warning box read: 6c8: ituneshelper.exe - unable to locate component
In the warning box it read: This application has failed to start because ASL.dll not found. Reinstalling the application may fix the problem
I tried to uninstall itunes completely as I don't use it on this computer but it wouldn't let me.
I also turned on the plug and play as you suggested Its showing that P and P is enabled, But! I got another error message.
Title box read: Configuration Manager
The message in the box read: The Plug and Play service is not available
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Posted December 15th, 2010 14:00
bikeguy08,
You can try using system retore and go back to when it worked.
Try reading...
No Items Appear in the Device Manager List When You Open It
Have you scanned for malware? Download Malwarebytes Anti-Malware update it and do a quick scan. Did it find anything?
Rick