Dynex wireless nb card

install latest driver or troubleshoot

you might have to uninstall the mouse then restart your computer then reinstall the mouse and its drivers
make sure the battery is good (has full charge)also you might test the usb device for the mouse is inserted correctly into the usb port (if applicable)
click start control panel mouse you should see 4 tabs buttons,pointers,pointer options and hardware under hardware you can troubleshoot also you can select properties under driver you will have options to update driver,rollback driver or uninstall and under hardware you can troubleshoot
in xp
hope this helps

Installing a Wireless PCI card requires opening the cpu case. Be careful to unplug the system before attempting it.

This tutorial should guide you in the right direction

http://compreviews.about.com/od/tutorials/ss/DIYPCICard.htm

did you mean this model http://www.dynexproducts.com/pc-435-29-dynex-80211g-wireless-g-wireless-desktop-card.aspx if so then theres the drivers on that link - if not post back exact model

Dynex drivers can be found here:

http://www.dynexproducts.com/t-drivers.aspx

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No such thing as a generic driver for a wireless card. That card uses a Broadcom bcm4318kfbg chipset, so you may be able to get a driver from the Broadcom site. If not, go shopping for a card that supports win98.....sorry.

Hope this helps!

Dynex Wireless-G Desktop Adapter is making my Win XP freeze within seconds after logging in. I've tried uninstalling, installing about 5 times. I'm doing everything by the install directions, nothing seems to help. It's a Compaq Presario Desktop.

Any help would be appreciated

The driver for DYNEX DX-WGDTC is free and the following link.

http://www.dynexproducts.com/productSearch.html?query=pci+wirelesses&resultsPerPage=all

The drivers can be found here

http://www.dynexproducts.com/pc-593-4-dynex-80211g-wireless-g-laptop-card.aspx

Please provide information such as the manufacturer and model of the wireless receiver (such as router or access point) as well as the wireless adapter card (if a separate component -- not built in) and the computer to be used as well as the operating system running on the computer. This information will help determine if the devices are compatible and will allow someone to find / review instruction manuals and provide you instructions possibly referencing pages in those manuals to resolve your issue. All the above will allow the instructions to be more specific to you environment and easier for you to complete,

Otherwise the best advice is the following which would probably be of little use to you. Your represent the eyes and hands of the team that will resolve this issue. The person on my end can only be as effective as what you can explain about what you see and do and what happens as a result.

Assure the communications for the receiver and adapter are compatible -- in many cases the communication type is identified as A, B or G with some devices supporting multiple types. At least one type needs to be in common between the receiver and adapter.

Physically install the adapter and it's software correctly

Configure the adapter with a compatible configuration with the reciever (router or access point)