Wireless not identified by computer , replaced card still not identified in devise mgr bill

Restart the PC and the scanner and try again. Make sure you installed the right drivers, make sure that the PC see's the scanner, check devise MGR and look under printers, interface devise.

Maybe this will help Open up your device mgr.
In Devise Mgr -If everything is properly detected you'll see all +'s next to each of the device categories with no "Other devices" listed as shown in the example. However, when problems do occur you'll be presented with one or more of the below errors.

When a device has a yellow circle with an exclamation mark or found under "Other devices" this is an indication that the device is conflicting with another hardware device or the drivers for the device are not installed properly.

Double-clicking and opening the device with the error will present you with an error code.

• Information on Windows Device Manager error codes.

What to do

Remove all devices with exclamation mark and any "Other devices" from Device Manager by highlighting them and pressing the delete key on the keyboard. Once they've all been removed reboot the computer and allow Windows to re-detect the devices.

If after rebooting the computer the Device Manager remains the same Windows is not installing the devices because it lacks the proper driver support. You'll need to download the latest drivers for that device.

Found this on the Newegg website. Hope this helps.
If you want to go Bluetooth wireless (and you should) be aware that you must use the Toshibia Bluetooth "Stack" driver and not the Microsoft Bluetooth Stack driver on Window's PC's. I found this out by going to Canon's website and downloading the "full" online manual. It has a very nice section on setting up Bluetooth. Anyway, no problem as newegg has a very nice "Zoom" brand Bluetooth PC-Card for laptops that uses the Toshiba Drivers. Just pop in the CD that comes with the PC-Card and follow directions. You can go to Toshiba's website and download latest "stack" driver later. It's a little tricky to get the upload to "take" but it will work. Newegg should offer the PC-Card as an optional bundle (with the printer)like they do the Canon printer's Bluetooth adapter. This way you get everything you need and know that they all work together. I wish newegg sold the battery too.

COMPUTER DOESN'T RECOGNICE IT?
AFTER CONECT WIRELESS DEVICE YOUR COMPUTER NOT SOW A SIGNAL THAT SAY IF CONECTED OR NOT?


WHAT IS YOU WINDOWS SYSTEM XP?VISTA? WIN 7?
AFTER CONNECT WIRELESS DEVICE. GO TO START/RIGHT CLICK ON COMPUTER AND GO TO PROPERTIS. CLICK DEVICE MANAGER AND LOOK FOR YOUR DEVICE. IF NOT THER .
YOUR PORT ARE NOT FUNCTIONAL OR WIRELESS DEVISE NOT WORKING

Fist, go to devise mgr, --start button, in search area type devise,

find the devise, it should have a yellow shield, click on expand so you see the actual drive, it could be open with the shield next to it already.

It will be under cd roms. right click on it and choose uninstall, yes
uninstall the devise, now cold boot , shut down the computer and restart
it and wait until windows says found new hardware, if it doesn't throw the error when installing or after installing, go back and check it for the yellow shield.

Stop letting it sleep.

Go to start button, control panel, then power options.

When you open power options look to the left side and you will see
choose when to turn off display, set it for longer then you will use it
so you shut down the system first.

Same with the second one, choose when the computer sleeps.


Just in case you let it sleep, go to start, in the search field type devise,
this opens devise mgr, now go to mouse and pointing devise.

Click on the plus or arrow to expand, you will see your mouse, now right click on it, and pick properties, now click on the power management
tab, and make sure the box is checked that says Allow this devise to wake computer.

You need to go to devise MGR and find out who made the hardware.

Then go to there website and see if they have the drivers for xp.

Most times a computer like dell will not get drivers for different OS,'
so the only way now is from the maker of the hardware.

You can also see if windows can find it, go to devise MGR, and click on the + sign, you should see the hardware, now right click on it and pick
update software , then let it search the internet for a driver.

You can open up devise mgr,(rt click on my computer,click properties,click devise mgr) now look down, you should see network
adapters, you should see on that says wireless, if you rt click on it
and pick update driver, then choose search internet, try this two times, if it finds a newer driver,you will need to restart your system
and hopefully it will run better, or you can see who makes the wireless hardware and go to there site and see if there is a newer driver then the one installed, before you do this,click on driver tab and look at the date of driver, just so you are not getting the same one.

Now if you have the newest driver and still have a slow speed, write down the make and model of the hardware, now go to speedtest.net and run a speed test. Now post back what the hardware is,, the speedtest results,and what OS you are using,xp,vista, and I or someone can explain how to tweak your speed. Hope your driver updates and it works out for you.

may be your router needs a firmware upgrade.
check the router's website.

and make sure the router and the wireless card are both using the same 802.11 protocol

hi there,
to help you identify the unknown device, follow these steps in the link

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/298837/EN-US//kb/298837/EN-US/ its a bit long but should get u going...