Can not enable wireless network card!!!

mariaci said:

chev65 said:

Changing mother boards often requires you to reinstall Windows for it to work correctly. You may also need to call Msoft to tell them that you changed motherboards if your using OEM copy.

I do not want to reinstall the computer will solve this problem without installing. :)

It's very common for a new board to require a reinstall of Windows in order to work properly. This fact will not change for you I'm afraid. :)

You could a repair install but that usually is for fixing other types of problems.

chev65 said:

mariaci said:

chev65 said:

Changing mother boards often requires you to reinstall Windows for it to work correctly. You may also need to call Msoft to tell them that you changed motherboards if your using OEM copy.

I do not want to reinstall the computer will solve this problem without installing. :)

It's very common for a new board to require a reinstall of Windows in order to work properly. This fact will not change for you I'm afraid. :)

You could a repair install but that usually is for fixing other types of problems.

Thanks for the advice! Maybe someone has another idea how to solve my problem??

I do understand why you may not want to reinstall... Sometimes there is no other way. could be bios issue, i suggest trying another wireless card. The drivers for that card and Windows 7 are currently fighting.

brady said:

I do understand why you may not want to reinstall... Sometimes there is no other way. could be bios issue, i suggest trying another wireless card. The drivers for that card and Windows 7 are currently fighting.

I like to solve the problem, reinstall Windows is the last thing I'll do.

mariaci said:

brady said:

I do understand why you may not want to reinstall... Sometimes there is no other way. could be bios issue, i suggest trying another wireless card. The drivers for that card and Windows 7 are currently fighting.

I like to solve the problem, reinstall Windows is the last thing I'll do.

cool, so can you try another pci wireless card? there are documented issues with that chip and driver sets...

brady said:

mariaci said:

brady said:

I do understand why you may not want to reinstall... Sometimes there is no other way. could be bios issue, i suggest trying another wireless card. The drivers for that card and Windows 7 are currently fighting.

I like to solve the problem, reinstall Windows is the last thing I'll do.

cool, so can you try another pci wireless card? there are documented issues with that chip and driver sets...

I already tried another, and inserted in the USB, nothing, all one and the same problem. Windows is at fault. Will know where the problem! :)

Just in case anyone else finds this page trying to fix this...

do the following:

Go to windows services control panel (Start > Run > services.msc)

Find the "WLAN AutoConfig" service. Set the service start mode to "Manual" or "Automatic". then start the service.

IF the service is in disabled start mode, windows diagnose and repair may not be able to fix it...

I had the same problem with my new Edimax EW-7722In card. The solution (thanks to Edimax technical support, to give credit where it's due) was to disable the self-defence mechanism in Kaspersky by unticking the relevant box. That done, I then removed the driver etc via Device Manager and reinstalled from scratch. It worked!!
We had previously tried the "WLAN Auto Config" solution recommended below but this did not work for me.
I hope this works for others.