I have to use a Belkin plug in adaptor to get innernet. I had a total system crash and lost everything. It hasnt been the same since. I had one of the disks that came with the computer but for some reason not the other. The one that I diddnt have I guess is the system restore disk. My girlfriend has over time found some of the drivers and stuff but not all. HP says they dont have the stuff so I dont know what to do.
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You've not given enough information to receive a straightforward
answer. I assume your problem is that you can't connect to your Belkin
router, and that you are trying to connect wirelessly? When you do a
site survey (that is, when you click your little antenna icon to 'View
Wireless Networks' in the area), do you see anything?
A common problem with wireless on laptops is that the user will
accidentally turn it off without realizing. There's usually a switch on
the side of the laptop that'll turn on or off your onboard wireless (to
save on battery power). Switching that will often resolve the issue.
HP Pavillion have automated system Recovery built in check what you have to press in order to restore it to factory status. NOTE that this will erase your documents and stuff. So back the important data up first! If i am not mistaken it has to be some CTRL+F10 or CTRL+F11 to activate. Check manual to make sure. If it should work (because you're pressing the right key but it is not working. .... go to CMOS SETUP and make sure that AUTOMATIC system RECOVERY is enabled. This should install everything nicely for you and you should get it exactly as it was when you bought it.....
The Belkin site has very specific instructions for installing this adapter in a pc with Vista. These instructions are at: http://www.belkin.com/support/article/?lid=en&pid=F5D9050&aid=6112&scid=0 I would first unistall any Belkin Software that has already been installed, shut down the system completely and then restart. After you have fully restarted the system then follow the Belkin Site instructions EXACTLY. Any variation is apt to mean an unsuccessful install. Good Luck and have patience.
ring belkin tech support explain that to them they might send a free replacment. (warranty)
or get a cheap mobile phone adapter and use the parts from their components
Hi,
Today after reading all the craps from the internet, i went to the toilet and think a little bit and i did find a solution for all the pain of the BELKIN F5D7050:
1. Find which one is your wireless adaptor.
easy just mach it with the table below
Version
FCC ID
1xxx
K7SF5D7050
2xxx
K7SF5D7050A
3xxx
K7SF5D7050B
4xxx
RAXWN4501H
5xxx
K7SF5D7050E
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