i have dell latitude E4300 , and have a problem with its wireless networking , when i turn ON my laptop as well as wireless switch the bluetooth starts working but the wifi does not but after doing some work on the laptop and then turning it to sleep mode and then again to normal mode the wifi starts working it has wifi link 5100/5300 agn i am so disapointed from this problem although i have changes too many windows currently i am using windows 7 32 bit ops
Hi,
I"m a bit confused, but you stated you've made changes to Windows? A lot of changes? Do you know specifically what you've changed? Did this issue start after one of those changes?
If you can give us a bit more details on what you changed to Windows I'll see whether we can help you find a resolution to your problems.
yeah sir i have installed a newer version of windows 7 64 bit to win 7 32 bit but the problems still occurs. i have checked in the Dell Networking and Wireless Support Center but i do not get my solution to the problem.
Then go into your system and delete all network connections:
To delete a wireless network connection
Start Network and Sharing Center.
In the Tasks pane, click Manage wireless networks.
Right-click the connection you want to delete, and then click Remove network.
In the Manage Wireless Networks - Warning dialog box, click OK.
Once all are removed, run the install for the newly downloaded driver, reboot the system, and then try to connect to a wireless network and see what happens.
All this assume that you had no wireless problems when you were running Win7 64-bit version.
Next, check the power management settings of your PC. Check out this link from Microsoft to see if matches what you're describing, and if so, follow it's directions.
DELL-Todd S
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Hi,
I"m a bit confused, but you stated you've made changes to Windows? A lot of changes? Do you know specifically what you've changed? Did this issue start after one of those changes?
If you can give us a bit more details on what you changed to Windows I'll see whether we can help you find a resolution to your problems.
In the meantime you may want to check out the link to the Dell Networking and Wireless Support Center. You may find some troubleshooting steps that may help you.
Todd
Zeeshan Iqbal
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April 2nd, 2015 13:00
yeah sir i have installed a newer version of windows 7 64 bit to win 7 32 bit but the problems still occurs. i have checked in the Dell Networking and Wireless Support Center but i do not get my solution to the problem.
DELL-Todd S
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April 2nd, 2015 14:00
Hi,
Sorry, a bit confused by your statement. What version do you currently have installed? 32-bit? (you said installed newer version "to" win7 32 bit).
Todd
Zeeshan Iqbal
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April 3rd, 2015 01:00
hi , yeah sir i am using Windows 7 32 bit operating system currently .
DELL-Todd S
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April 3rd, 2015 08:00
Here is the link to the 32 bit version for the 5300/5100/500 series wireless card. Please download that.
Then go into your system and delete all network connections:
Once all are removed, run the install for the newly downloaded driver, reboot the system, and then try to connect to a wireless network and see what happens.
All this assume that you had no wireless problems when you were running Win7 64-bit version.
Next, check the power management settings of your PC. Check out this link from Microsoft to see if matches what you're describing, and if so, follow it's directions.
yashsharma
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April 17th, 2017 03:00