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by dejulio14 Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
What do you mean by that?
Also, did your Aunt and Uncle have this laptop running WIRELESSLY? What OS was on it before Windows 7?
by cg it Accepted solution
Wonder if the "help please" realized that installing Windows 7 might make old drivers not work thus the wireless NIC card not work..
I dunno a quick check at HP support drivers would show that Windows 2000,XP and XP Pro are the only supported Windows platform.
by mjd420nova Accepted solution
by snuffy09 Accepted solution
Im not sure of the time-line of these models but there could be a conflict in protocol of your wireless router doesn't communicate on the same "channel" as the wifi card on the laptop
if your router is broadcasting in wireless B and you have a wireless G (or the reversal) card you may have an issue...
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