Acer Laptop Aspire 5610 Wireless Connection

Good Afternoon;

The internal wireless has refused to work after a re-installation of XP;
installation necessary due to virus activity. Plugging a Linksys card in the
side socket allows connection. Removing the card reverts the machine to no
wireless connection.

Sent difficulty to ACER two months ago for help, guess what, no answer as of
today. Could anyone help with a possible solution to this problem.

Thanks;

Mickey McGuire
Gimli

news.mts.net wrote:
> Good Afternoon;
>
> The internal wireless has refused to work after a re-installation of XP;
> installation necessary due to virus activity. Plugging a Linksys card in the
> side socket allows connection. Removing the card reverts the machine to no
> wireless connection.
>
> Sent difficulty to ACER two months ago for help, guess what, no answer as of
> today. Could anyone help with a possible solution to this problem.
>
> Thanks;
>
> Mickey McGuire
> Gimli
>
>

Reinstall the wireless lan driver
http://driverscollection.com/?H=Aspi...&St=24&By=ACER

Good Morning Sir;

Thank you for your interest and input, Will access the provided site to
resolve the issue. hanks again

Mickey McGuire
"curly Bill" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:4X6Bi.30234$(E-Mail Removed)...
> news.mts.net wrote:
>> Good Afternoon;
>>
>> The internal wireless has refused to work after a re-installation of XP;
>> installation necessary due to virus activity. Plugging a Linksys card in
>> the side socket allows connection. Removing the card reverts the machine
>> to no wireless connection.
>>
>> Sent difficulty to ACER two months ago for help, guess what, no answer as
>> of today. Could anyone help with a possible solution to this problem.
>>
>> Thanks;
>>
>> Mickey McGuire
>> Gimli
>
> Reinstall the wireless lan driver
> http://driverscollection.com/?H=Aspi...&St=24&By=ACER

On Aug 29, 12:51 am, curly Bill <sc...@anon.com> wrote:
> news.mts.net wrote:
> > Good Afternoon;
>
> > The internal wireless has refused to work after a re-installation of XP;
> > installation necessary due to virus activity. Plugging a Linksys card in the
> > side socket allows connection. Removing the card reverts the machine to no
> > wireless connection.
>
> > Sent difficulty to ACER two months ago for help, guess what, no answer as of
> > today. Could anyone help with a possible solution to this problem.
>
> > Thanks;
>
> > Mickey McGuire
> > Gimli
>
> Reinstall the wireless lan driverhttp://driverscollection.com/?H=Aspire%205610&St=24&By=ACER

And ... DAGS on "wireless connection manager" and find your options.
This critter runs as a service, enabling you to configure connections.

Lots of arcana on this in previous threads- DAGGS. (Do a groogle-
groups search.)

J

curly Bill wrote:
> news.mts.net wrote:
>> Good Afternoon;
>>
>> The internal wireless has refused to work after a re-installation of
>> XP; installation necessary due to virus activity. Plugging a Linksys
>> card in the side socket allows connection. Removing the card reverts
>> the machine to no wireless connection.
>>
>> Sent difficulty to ACER two months ago for help, guess what, no
>> answer as of today. Could anyone help with a possible solution to
>> this problem. Thanks;
>>
>> Mickey McGuire
>> Gimli
>>
>>
>
> Reinstall the wireless lan driver
> http://driverscollection.com/?H=Aspi...&St=24&By=ACER

And don't forget to turn it on... (mine was turned off by deafult when
new... heck, you may want to try turning it on before you reload the driver,
but if you do reload it, remember to turn it on - mine (at least on my
model) was Function-F2.. Thought it was broke unti I read the quick start
guide.....

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"news.mts.net" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:zH0Bi.18925$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Good Afternoon;
>
> The internal wireless has refused to work after a re-installation of XP;
> installation necessary due to virus activity. Plugging a Linksys card in
> the side socket allows connection. Removing the card reverts the machine
> to no wireless connection.
>
> Sent difficulty to ACER two months ago for help, guess what, no answer as
> of today. Could anyone help with a possible solution to this problem.
>
> Thanks;
>
> Mickey McGuire
> Gimli
>
Hello Mickey,
Did you try installing any drivers after the re-install? Did you use the
disc that came with the laptop? If not, you can get the drivers here:
http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers...k/as_5610.html
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Smitty
Somerset, PA