Dlink wlan usb driver - Computers & Internet

REINSTALL THE DRIVERS AND SOFTWARE FOR DLINK. TRY A DIFFERENT TYPE OF USB WLAN.

Hello there!

Only thing that can cause your wlan light not working consistantly or with some blinks (which is normal thing) is bad lan cable which leads from your ADSL modem to your wlan entrance on your wireless router, please check that cable in order to fix that problem. Cable doesnt need to be coaxial so it can have 2 different lan sets (2 poles of exits male and female exit). Thats it ! =)

Please rate solution! =)

Sincerely
Aleksandar Adzic

OK... Just download the driver/software revision matching your USB adapter (have a look on it's sticker. If no revision is noted, then it's simply DWA-130!):

DWA-130:
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwa130/Drivers/dwa130_drivers_130.zip

DWA-130_revB:
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwa130_revB/Drivers/dwa130_revB_drivers_200.zip

DWA-130_revD:
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwa130_revD/Drivers/dwa130_revD_drivers_100.zip

DWA-130_revE:
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwa130_revE/Drivers/dwa130_revE_drivers_510.zip

I assumed you're using a Windows OS...

Wireless scanning is not a supported feature in the SCX-4200.

Thanks adi

Here is the driver from dlink for your webcam

ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Usb/dsbc100whitecase/Driver/dsbc100whitecase_driver_012099.exe

I have seen issues like this before , certain chipsets/drivers of wireless cards and routers just dont like each other.

We know your wireless card works just as we know your router works. Trick is to get them to play nice together. Unfortunately, there is no quick and easy way to do this, you will have to try different driver and firmware combos until you find one that works.

You can get dlink updates here
http://support.dlink.com/downloads/

And you can try these drivers here.
http://asus-drivers.blogspot.com/2009/01/asus-f3-f3jc-driver-download.html

One other thing you can try before messing around with drivers and firmware is changing the application you use for wireless. The default for your setup is probably Intel Proset. Try using the native Vista wireless manager and see if that does anything. to access that go to start , run , type in services.msc, scroll down to WLAN auto config. Double click on it and then click on start. If you still cant see your router, its time to start trying drivers and firmware.

If those light are all lit up and WLAN is OFF there's a big possibility that the device is getting bad, first thing to do here is to reset it , to reset the unit Press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds using a pen for about 30 seconds while the power is ON, then after that release the reset button and unplug the power of the router for 10 seconds and hopefully after that the lights should be back to normal but if not you may need to contact Dlink or get a new router instead...

i have the same laptop then i had no problems with installing the wlan drivers tho, go to device manager select networkdevice or what that thing was called again and select update driver the click on no, then click next and click the one who's farrest down taht says select form list or folder or something like that then select the folder you wlan drivers at, then you shuold be ready to go

The Dlink Wlan AirPlus Xtreme G DWL-G132 is not compatible with Vista. The drivers are only for 2000 and XP. There don't appear to be any Vista drivers anywhere on the internet for this card or the AR5005VL chipset the card is based upon.

Hi Bazildog,
the message reads 'there was a problem installing this hardware: 802.11.bg WLAN An error occurred during the installation of this device: the data is invalid'. I am then politely asked to click 'finish' and a litle box on the bottom left of the screen says that the install wizard had a problem installing this hardware and it may not work correctly.
Thanks for your time
Nic