Check your BIOS settings, sometimes the onboard wireless can be turned off
there.
If it is enabled, in device manager, set it to 'show hidden devices'.
If it's not there, you may need to contact the manufacturer for warranty
service.
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"janfijay" <> wrote in message
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> The wireless adapter is not in devices! - its not a stand alone adapter -
> its
> the one built into the processor and came with the laptop - 5 month old
> HP.
> AMD version of the centrino. I've uninstalled the upodates one by one but
> that hasn't worked - only think left is to use the restore manager to take
> it
> back to the factory settings?
>
> --
> ta very muchly
>
>
> "Quaoar" wrote:
>
>> janfijay wrote:
>> > since installing the last updates my wireless adapter seems to have
>> > disappeared. System restore fixed it - but i forgot to turn off
>> > "install
>> > updates automatically" and the adapter again disappeared.
>> > system restore wouldn't sort it this time - and nothing seems to help.
>> > any ideas anyone
>>
>> I suspect that the wireless driver is not current for Vista? In any
>> event, even if the driver is Vista compatible, go to the vendor's site,
>> download and install the latest Vista-compatible driver.
>>
>> Q
>>