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April 23rd 08, 11:41 AM
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Network Drivers
Bought a Toshiba Satellite L-40 with Windows Vista Home Premium OEM.
Everything went fine till automatic updates installed sp1, and I lost my networkink. The drivers show in device manager, but control pannel-networking is empty. How can I get my drivers back ? I can´n connect the internet, , but the pc recognizes my wireless router signal even it does'n connect. Help me please !!! 
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April 23rd 08, 02:24 PM
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Network Drivers
"Dulce" wrote in message
... Bought a Toshiba Satellite L-40 with Windows Vista Home Premium OEM. Everything went fine till automatic updates installed sp1, and I lost my networkink. The drivers show in device manager, but control pannel-networking is empty. How can I get my drivers back ? I can´n connect the internet, , but the pc recognizes my wireless router signal even it does'n connect. Help me please !!! Interesting - I too have a Toshiba L40 with Vista Home Premium - the SP1 update went absolutely without problem! You didn't update the network adapter drivers through Windows Update at the same , did you? (There were some hardware driver updates offered by WU round about the same time AFAIR) If so, try rolling them back.
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