The card installs OK - but does not see ANY wireless networks - I have tried several routers/access points......
Time to search this board for more complaints I guess. I'm pretty sure, jeme, you know what you're doing (it's Dell I'm not sure about). Did you call tech support and what did they say?
Yes, I am sure. Here's what happens with the Vista Advisor. It looks at your system and compares the things you have loaded with a list of accepted items if it cannot match it exactly then it will tell you that you need something. So here's what happens with your Dell TM1500. The Vista advisor looks for the Dell True Mobile (TM) driver for Vista it does not have one so it says Dell True Mobile so it tells you that it needs a driver. Once Vista is loaded however Vista will recognize the 1500 card as a Broadcom card and will load the native Broadcom driver.
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Posted February 18th, 2007 03:00
Version : A11
OEM name : Dell _Wireless (US) WLAN Card
OEM Version: 4.102.15.56 / 4.102.15.57
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