Hi Mezic26,

I would suggest you to run the diagnostics on your system to check the hardware functionality. Below are the steps:-

• Restart your system and keep tapping ‘F12’ as soon as the Dell logo appears.

• Select ‘Diagnostics’ and press ‘enter’.

• The diagnostics should start. Please make a note of any error code/message, you may get.

Also I have sent you a private message. Please add me as a friend and send me your ‘Service Tag’ through the private message to look up the warranty information.

Please reply if you have any questions. Please keep me posted.

Ok,so the test came back with no errors...

Hi Mark,

Below is the link to install the wireless driver for your system:

              http://dell.to/Rmfp66

• Click on the above link.

• Click on it and click on “Download File”.

• Select “For Single File Download via Browser” and click on “Download Now”.

• Click on “Save” and save the driver on your desktop.

• Right click on the driver saved on the desktop and click on “Run as administrator”.

• Install the driver by following the on screen instructions.

• Restart the system and check if the wireless is working.

To check if all the required drivers have been installed, go to "Device Manager"  by following the steps below:

• Click on “Start” and right click on “Computer” and click on “Manage”.

• Click on “Device Manager” and check what all is listed under “Other devices”.

Please let me know the missing drivers so that I can help you re installing the same.

Please reply if you have any questions.

OK WIFI is working now.. I still show this driver missing

INTEL (R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N+ WIMAX 6250

Hi Mark,

I am glad to hear that the Wi-Fi is working on your system. The Wi-Max issue will be resolved by installing the following driver:

     http://dell.to/RsyO9q

Hope this resolves the issue. Please reply if you have any questions.

it states this package will not load on my system...

Hi Mark,

Thank you for your quick response. Does the missing driver has a yellow "?" (question) or a yellow "!"(exclamation) ?

You can try running the "Auto Detect" utility from Intel on your system. This should automatically detect the missing driver:

http://intel.ly/OrzBEY

I would appreciate if you can send me a screen shot of the Device Manager.

Please keep me posted.

i installed the latest drivers after running the intel test

ok i just tried to post the screen shot... I hoped it worked..

Hi Mark,

I am unable to see any screen shot in the above post. However, since you mentioned that the driver has been installed, please let me know if your system is working fine now?

ok so I still have the yellow Exclamation for this issue...

ok, ran test and it states I have this installed

Intel® Centrino® Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250  for both WIFI and WIMAX

Hi Mark,

I am happy that the drivers have been installed successfully. Please check if any other driver is missing in Device Manager and if your system is working fine?

Hi Mark,

I appreciate your efforts. I will suggest you to uninstall the Wi-Fi and WiMAX drivers and then run the "Auto Detect" utility from Intel on your system. Below are the steps to uninstall the Wi-Fi driver and software:

• Go to ‘Device Manager’ and go to ‘Network adapters’.

• Under “Network adapters”, right click on “Wireless 365 Bluetooth”, “Intel Wi-Fi 6250” and “Intel WiMAX 6250” and click on “uninstall”.

• While uninstalling each driver, check the box to delete the software.

Restart the system and run the "Auto Detect" utility from Intel on your system. This should automatically install the required drivers:

http://intel.ly/OrzBEY

Please keep me posted.