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‎06-15-2014 05:11 AM

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Hello, excuse my english and my ''computerskills'', i have the same problem here. after having other hard drive installed in my laptop the wireless network switch does not work. only i can not find the correct networkadapter.

in device manager i have networkadapters -> Realtek pcie fe family controller, and..... teredo tunneling psuedo interface(wich has a yellow sign).

and then in device manager itself i have IDE ATA/ATAPI-controllers, wich has ATA channel 0 and ATA channel 1 when opened.

 should that be my wireless networkadapter?

and in ''other devices'' i have networkcontroller, pci device and sm buscontroller wich is all with yellow sign.

 

please help me. Thanks Roderique.

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