Inetwork card i cannot find a driver for my dell d600 netork controller. I dont seem to be able to go wireless and its driving me mad !!! What to do

In a dell computer the FN+F2 keys will help to turn the wireless on .. Nut you have to press and hold the FN key and then press the F2 key once,,

Even then if the wireless is not working then you have to reinstall the drivers for the dell wireless card..

The issue will be surely fixed

PLEASE CHECK IN DEVICE MAMAGER IF WAN CARD IS DETECTED OR NOT IF IT IS NOT UPDATE THE LATEST WAN DRIVERS FROM SUPPORT.DELL.COM IF IF STILL NOT ABLE TO DETECT GO TO SUPPORT SITE SEARCH FOR MANUALS OF THE PRODUCT RESEAT THE WAN CARD AND TRY IT AGAIN , IF STILL NOT WORKING WAN CARD HAS GONE BAD CHANGE THE WAN CARD ,
IF WAN CARD IS DETECTED IN DEVICE MANAGER JUST UPDATE THE LATEST DRIVERS AND TRY IT AGAIN AFTER RESTARTING THE COMPUTER ,

just uninstall the drivers for wan card and reinstall it from dell support website ,

if it is not seeing any wireless networks, the wireless card may be defective, try having it tested, or check the device manager to make sure the drivers are installed correctly for the wireless network adapter

You can install the drivers from the mother board cd or you can search for the drivers from the manufacture website.

Here's a few things you can try:

1. You should see the wireless icon in the system tray, bottom right of screen (tiny computer with rays to the right of it)

2. Try the correct wireless function key: hold down Fn key and press the F key with wireless mast picture on it. (possible F4 or F8). This will turn on and off the wireless card.

3. Check if wireless card is installed in Device manager as follows:

click on Start, Control Panel, Performance and Maintenance, select System, then Hardware Tab. Click on Device Manager.

Expand "Network Adapters". You should see a wireless card listed. If not, you've installed the wrong wireless driver...

Uninstall the one you installed and look for the correct one on Dell site.

Sounds like the bus port drivers. Check the device manager for any drivers that are missing. It could also be that you don't have the correct driver for the card. You won't find the drivers for this card at Dell's site. Try the link bellow for the d-link driver. You will need to choose which g650 you have there is 4 different models. If this doesn't get it working, get back to me and I'll see what else I can find.
http://support.dlink.com/downloads/

Hi

Your did not provide any info on which card you have or wish to install; USB, PC Card, or internal mini PCI card.

For mini PCI cards, first you have to open up the D600 laptop and install the Hardware (ensure to connect the antenna cables) then power-up and install the software (drivers and utility).

For USB and PC Cards, follow the device manufacture's recommended steps. Generally, for USB devices, the software (drivers and utility) needs to installed first before the hardware is connected.

If you have successfully installed the hardware and software (driver/utility) you can scan, choose and connect to an available wireless access point or wireless ad-hoc setup. This can be done through the wireless manufacture's utility or from Windows Wireless Zero Configuration utility. If you use the manafucature's utility, Windows Wireless Zero Configuration utility will not work; will not scan or list available wireless network.

Check "Dell Connect To A Wireless Network" article
http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/document?c=us&docid=338826

Mike

my problem is' how can i get a dell latitude d600 network controller drive

Make sure you are using the latest driver and software for the card. If you haven't already done so, I would also suggest trying the card in another computer, and a known good card in your D600, to see if the problem stays with your computer or follows the card. If it follows the card to another computer then it is most likely a problem with the card itself. If other known good cards also fail in your D600 it might be something with the D600 card slot. If the slot is the problem then I would recommend contacting Dell tech support. Larry Dell Customer Advocate