I suppose I ought to give more information about this. I am not 100% sure about what wireless card is in the C640. I know the computer is a C640 because it says so at startup, but I am using a program called AIDA32 to see what is in my computer, it says there is a Broadcom 802.11g Wireless NIC. I bought the computer from a friend, and she had a working wireless card in it, and the card worked when I used it until the OS upgrade. I upgraded the OS and now the card is not recognized because I cannot find the driver. According to AIDA32 it is a 802.11g NIC pci device. The program could be wrong, but that does not explain why the wireless card worked before I upgraded the OS.
speedstep
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August 4th, 2009 18:00
802.11g is not an option offered with the C640.
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idrum4all2see
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August 5th, 2009 23:00
I suppose I ought to give more information about this. I am not 100% sure about what wireless card is in the C640. I know the computer is a C640 because it says so at startup, but I am using a program called AIDA32 to see what is in my computer, it says there is a Broadcom 802.11g Wireless NIC. I bought the computer from a friend, and she had a working wireless card in it, and the card worked when I used it until the OS upgrade. I upgraded the OS and now the card is not recognized because I cannot find the driver. According to AIDA32 it is a 802.11g NIC pci device. The program could be wrong, but that does not explain why the wireless card worked before I upgraded the OS.