Simply disable the task to prevent the popup each time you logon.
wlan driver issue:
Open device manager again. it came back, or is it listed in "other devices" now?
- in device manager: right click on it and "uninstall". put check mark "remove form system as weel" or something like that.
- reboot
yes I downloaded the zip file from your link.... put in onto usb stick.... transfered it to the laptop.... placed it on desktop and double clicked it like you said...but nothing seems to have changed.... still got yellow triangle....still says windows cannot load!
Oh do I need to uninstall it first!
Also the advSRS4 says its disabled in the history section...so does this mean I should just leave it as it now is or should I rename the file I changed and then do the disable via the taskscheduler!
Why not connect it wired (at least temporary)? Then you can download. And use windows updates. Maybe windows updates find all needed stuff automatically.
Why transfer it using USB stick?
btw: No more problems in device manager? No "other devices"?
I will try that...and no more problems showing up in device manager just the network adapter....will let you now as soon as I have tried it with the cable way
I cannot believe how long it took to install all 164 updates of windows.....over 3hrs!!.....Anyway, got it all up and running apart from the Atheros AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter #2..............I have tried all ways to update and fix it but nothing seems to work...I have not yet uninstalled it as I don't have any discs to re-install drivers and I tried the one from Samsung but again it has not sorted it out....any ideas ...pleaseeee
So your connected WIRED now and it works. You installed all windows updates. open "device manager" and right click on the wireless driver with problems. uninstall the driver. Select "also delete from disk" or something like that.
Reboot.
post screenshot of device manager.
I want to know the hardware-id of the problem device. Please post Device Manager - Finding Unknown Devices
You never answered if NP-R519-FA01US is your correct model number. Are you using the driver at the very bottom of the list when you click See All Downloads here? http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/
Go to this page and have it autodetect your model then try installing the Wireless LAN driver for that model in the correct 32- or 64-bit version: Support | Samsung Product Support & Service Solutions
It says delete the driver software for this device...is this correct
When I go to update driver in the device drivers it says updated version is installed!
On windows update it does show the driver as thou there is another update for it but when I tried to update/install it came back as failed
Oh Greglocker....I know its a R519 thats all and it has a Atheros AR9285 adapter version 9.2.0.470
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