Solved Windows could not detect any wireless network interface

[Dini Ratnadewi]

Hi, I have problem with my wireless connection. when I go to device manager, apparently there are missing devices and I get the HARDWARE IDS : PCI\VEN_168C&DEV_0032&SUBSYS_662711AD&REV_01

where I could get a suitable driver wireless ?
PLEASE HELP ME..!!!

 

[TheCyberMan]

Hi from Sevenforums,

Could you please post a screenshot of device manager with network adapters open and your wireless adapter open under general?

 

[Dini Ratnadewi]

here is my screenshot, could you help me..please

 

[TheCyberMan]

You have an exclamation mark next to network controller, install the driver please.

Give me make and model of computer please?

 

[chev65]

I believe that is supposed to be the Atheros AR5B125, although the hardware ID isn't easy to decipher.

Both the 32 and 64 bit driver version 10.0.0.274 at the bottom of the page in the link.

Drivers for Atheros AR5B125 and Windows 7

 

[Dini Ratnadewi]

By the way, when I come back to check the device manager there is an exclamation mark also on Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface.

What is Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface?

 

[chev65]

Are you asking me? Basically it's a tunneling protocol that allows IPv4 to IPv6 communication.

With Teredo showing errors this means the network stack is corrupted. I have some files to fix the Teredo problem but I'd have to see a screen shot of the ipconfig/all from this machine first. Just past the code into an elevated command prompt and use the snipping tool to save the screen shot.

ipconfig/all

 

[Dini Ratnadewi]

@chev65 here is my screenshot

 

[chev65]

Is there a reason that DHCP is disabled for the PPP adaptor?

I'm still not sure if you are running the Atheros AR5B125 wireless adaptor? I did post a link to that driver but not completely sure if the Atheros is the right one.

From what I'm seeing here the static settings probably aren't entered correctly with the default gateway showing up as 0.0.0.0, so going back to using DHCP may straighten that out.

It also looks like the 3G network card is trying to connect through the Ethernet for some reason?

I'm not sure how you are trying to connect or which NIC you are trying to use?

 

[Dini Ratnadewi]

When I took the picture, I did not install AR5B125 Atheros wireless adapter.
After installing AR5B125 Atheros wireless adapter and setting up my wireless network, all the problems have been solved .

Thank You All

 

[chev65]

When I took the picture, I did not install AR5B125 Atheros wireless adapter.
After installing AR5B125 Atheros wireless adapter and setting up my wireless network, all the problems have been solved .

Thank You All

Yes I believe I was a little ahead of the entire deal which is why I posted a link to that driver first and then asked if you had installed it yet.


Thanks for letting me know the driver worked because I wasn't sure of that ID number.