Acer Aspire 5750ZG Network Card Driver
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Hello everyone,
Recently, the WiFi icon on my Acer Aspire 5750ZG laptop has disappeared and I can only connect to the internet via tethering with my iPhone.
I ran the troubleshooter and it indicates that if I have a network card, the driver is poorly installed and should be reinstalled.
I have scoured the forums for a solution and downloaded the three drivers offered on the ACER website: wireless LAN driver, but nothing works.
The network card no longer appears in Device Manager, so I cannot access its properties. I am using Windows 7, 64-bit.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Recently, the WiFi icon on my Acer Aspire 5750ZG laptop has disappeared and I can only connect to the internet via tethering with my iPhone.
I ran the troubleshooter and it indicates that if I have a network card, the driver is poorly installed and should be reinstalled.
I have scoured the forums for a solution and downloaded the three drivers offered on the ACER website: wireless LAN driver, but nothing works.
The network card no longer appears in Device Manager, so I cannot access its properties. I am using Windows 7, 64-bit.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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you apply what this PAGE suggests, you copy and paste the identification number of the equipment in a next response.
The one who doesn’t bring joy when arriving always brings joy when leaving!
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Thank you for your quick response, but to my great dismay, it hasn't worked despite several attempts. The following message appears: "The assistant was interrupted before the installation finished (...) no changes have been made to your system. To complete the installation later, please restart the installation."
I restarted the installation two or three times with and without connection sharing, restarted the PC, tried to update the Ethernet controller driver, attempted the assistant to troubleshoot again, and nothing works. I’m in the same situation as before. Thank you anyway for your help.
I restarted the installation two or three times with and without connection sharing, restarted the PC, tried to update the Ethernet controller driver, attempted the assistant to troubleshoot again, and nothing works. I’m in the same situation as before. Thank you anyway for your help.
Thank you, apparently it’s the right driver, it has been installed correctly, the network card reappears in the device manager but there is still a small issue. I cannot connect, the Windows assistant is asking me to plug in the Ethernet cable but I am using Wi-Fi, I still do not have the Wi-Fi icon on my PC and I really don’t know what to do.
Hello,
Go to the Device Manager
Click on --> Action
Scan for hardware changes.
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Go to the Device Manager
Click on --> Action
Scan for hardware changes.
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Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.
Hello,
Is the wifi activated on the PC?
Try this driver, which is supposed to activate the wifi, Wireless LAN driver.
Best regards.
Is the wifi activated on the PC?
Try this driver, which is supposed to activate the wifi, Wireless LAN driver.
Best regards.
If the problem is recent, perform a system restore and choose a date prior to the issue.
Check out this tutorial --> System Restore Windows 7
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Check out this tutorial --> System Restore Windows 7
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Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.
Run an sfc.
Go to start
All programs
Accessories
Right-click on --> command prompt
Choose --> run as administrator and confirm
Type --> sfc /scannow and hit enter.
A system file check will take place.
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Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.
Go to start
All programs
Accessories
Right-click on --> command prompt
Choose --> run as administrator and confirm
Type --> sfc /scannow and hit enter.
A system file check will take place.
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Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.
Perhaps check in the BIOS if the wireless device is enabled?
At startup, look at the screen for the key to enter the BIOS, it's possibly F2
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Humans are at their best when things are at their worst.
At startup, look at the screen for the key to enter the BIOS, it's possibly F2
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Humans are at their best when things are at their worst.
In the BIOS, after loading the default settings:
If the card does not appear in the device manager, it might very well be defective.
So, get a USB Wi-Fi key that will cost you much less than making a repair.
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Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.
If the card does not appear in the device manager, it might very well be defective.
So, get a USB Wi-Fi key that will cost you much less than making a repair.
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Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.
To complement kaneagle's suggestion, if you're comfortable with a screwdriver, you could possibly open the PC, disconnect the Wi-Fi card and remove it, then perform the reverse operation, just in case it’s a contact issue, you never know!
PC
>Other devices
---Ethernet Controller (here appears on the icon, a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark)
>Battery
>Graphics card
>SD Host Card
>Keyboard
>Audio, video, game controller
>USB bus controller
>Storage controller
>IDE ATA/ATAPI controller
>Disk drive
>DVDCD-ROM drive
>Monitor
>Computer
>Image acquisition device
>System device
>Processors
>Mouse and other pointing devices
Thank you in advance.