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‎10-07-2016 02:03 AM

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Product: Pavilion g6-1c39ca
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Medel: HP Pavilion g6-1c39ca

Hi.

A fea days ago, I did format my hard driver.

Before formatting, there was no any trouble with internet function. (Bote Wifi and wire internet were working, well)

After formetting, I installed Windows 7 and downloaded all of support drivers from HP site.

Except LAN drivers and Bluetooth, others drivers were instralled, succeefully.

Especially, when I was installing Atheros Driver Installation program, I saw a pop-up message and it meant "802.11a/b/g/n Wireless Adapter Device Not Found. The device may not be present or could have been eject/unplugged from the system"

I can't make a sense because I used wifi service a few hours ago before formatting my laptop and got a message that wifi device have been ejected/unplugged. I didn't open cover and keyboard and didn't touch anything, physically.

CAn you show me a solution from this trouble?. or Do I have to go to Bestbuy to solve this trouble?

Thanks

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