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Hi,

 

Could someone do me a favour and download a driver from

Driver Guide for me as im blocked from using it in school and will have to download at home.

 

NEWlink NLWL-PCM02 Driver Summary

 

Its for a NLWL-PC102 (new link pci wifi card)

 

Running on XP

 

I would normally wait but im not back at this school for a week.

 

Thanks

 

Cooper

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need a membership apparently, or to pay USD$2.99 for the privilege.

 

Just select the view ad's button before download and it free

 

Cooper

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help. i have downloaded the file via the link and then extracted the file using winrar. when i try and open the file my pc asks me to choose which program i would like to use to open the file! what do i use or do to get the drivers to install?
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You will have to go into Device Manager to add it manually.

 

Start>Control Panel>System - switch to the Hardware tab then open Device Manager.

 

In the list find the network card listed (should have an exclamation mark) and right click on it, choose Update Driver Software.

 

Click Browse my Computer for Software>Let me pick from a list....> Choose Network Adaptors, then Have disk. just browse to where the .inf file was extracted to. Accept any prompts regarding signed drivers.

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thank u the drivers are now installed. when i right click to choose a wireless network it says 'windows cannot configurethis wireless connection. if you have enabled another program to manage this wireless connection, use that software.' what am i doin wrong lol. p.s. i am very grateful for your help!
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If you enable the wireless connection, then right click it > properties > wireless networks tab and tick the 'Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings' then click OK.

 

It should now let you connect to the network via the Windows Wireless zero config program/service

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Posted
You will have to go into Device Manager to add it manually.

 

Start>Control Panel>System - switch to the Hardware tab then open Device Manager.

 

In the list find the network card listed (should have an exclamation mark) and right click on it, choose Update Driver Software.

 

Click Browse my Computer for Software>Let me pick from a list....> Choose Network Adaptors, then Have disk. just browse to where the .inf file was extracted to. Accept any prompts regarding signed drivers.

 

 

When i choose the .inf file, it says that the file contains no information about the hardware and wont let me continue. Please help!

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Gentlemen, ladies and everyone else that gives of their time freely .. THANK YOU SO Much! My head has been fried after a long day at work and coming home to hours looking for answers online. I just wanted to get my sons new pc up and running for him in time for Christmas.

 

If all the good people got together this world would have better prospects.

 

Happy Christmas.

 

Niall

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This is the first time iv'e done this so I hope i'm doing right.iv'e jusy downloaded your driver file and it's working perfect

many thanks Fixer.

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hi jona i am a new member and would like to say a big thank you as I had a nightmare trying to find this driver anywhere
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Hi guys sorry to be a pain but I have limited or no connectivity with the laptop I have installed the driver to I have given the wep to access the network but I am not sure if I have missed something any ideas please
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Hi guys an update to this issue once the driver is installing it says that,"Windows does not recognise this file and is not compatible with microsoft and will make the system unreliable",also once the file has continued you still have a cross on the wireless connection but it is crashing my router everytime I try to connect with that laptop is the driver corrupt?also when I ping from the laptop concerned it has no ip adress cannot obtain one.

please can someone advise I am about to see if a Sony Vaio can fly LOL!!!!!!

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