After Reboot WiFi has to be re-installed.

[joker31]

Hi Guys! This is my first ever post
My Problem is: Every time I turn on my laptop I have to uninstall and then re-install my WiFi drivers to connect to any network. It works fine after I uninstall the driver through Device Manager and Re-install it. I can connect to most networks fine...

Any Help will be greatly appreciated!

My Specs:

Asus X55Sv
OS Windows 7 Ulitmate RC (7100)
CPU Core 2 Duo T8300 2.40GHz
Memory 3GB
WiFi Card Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN
LAN Marvell Yukon 88E8055 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller
Graphics Card(s) nVidia GeForce 9500M GS 512MB
Monitor(s) Displays 15.6"
Screen Resolution 1440x990
Hard Drives 250GB+500GB eSATA External
Internet SpeedADSL2+

 

[joker31]

Any suggestions?

 

[eli2k]

Have you updated the drivers by downloading updated drivers from Intel website? I recommend updating the driver in Device Manager, and not running the EXE, so grab the ZIP file.

 

[joker31]

It says its running the latest driver when I download them off the intel website (both exe and zip) and when i click update drivers through device manager....


Thanks

 

[eli2k]

It says its running the latest driver when I download them off the intel website (both exe and zip) and when i click update drivers through device manager....


Thanks

That's so strange, I'm sorry I don't have any other ideas. I notice, however, you are running release candidate version, then maybe the final RTM will work for you once you get your hands on that.

 

[lightningpace]

I'm having this same problem, except my "temporary fix" is disabling then enabling it.

Don't suppose there was any chance of the OP saying how he fixed it....

 

[Frostmourne]

I'm having this same problem, except my "temporary fix" is disabling then enabling it.

Don't suppose there was any chance of the OP saying how he fixed it....

Can't you get the driver from your manufacturer's site and install it?

 

[lightningpace]

I'm having this same problem, except my "temporary fix" is disabling then enabling it.

Don't suppose there was any chance of the OP saying how he fixed it....

Can't you get the driver from your manufacturer's site and install it?

Yes I have. I tried that quite a few times now with no result. Each time I switch my PC on it still says I have the latest driver (which I downloaded and installed from the manufacturers website), but it is disabled and has that little yellow exclamation mark next to it.

 

[joker31]

whoa this thread is old, i fixed it by going into the windows mobile panel thing, (win key+X) and then i saw wireless was off so i clicked turn on. no more probs here

 

[lightningpace]

thanks for replying but i have fixed it now

http://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/64936-wifi-wlan-usb-drivers-disable-after-every-reboot.html

 

[vm9999]

Thank you joker31. Your answer worked for me too.
You saved me a lot of time. One more day surviving windows!!
For all of you who fly by here...

After I had reinstalled windows, both my WIFI adapters, internal INTEL and external USB TP-Link, were not recognized after restart or hibernation. I had to uninstall and reinstall the driver with device manager.

After enable Wireless on the Windows Mobile Center (WINDOWS KEY + X) the problem disappeared.