FUJITSU LIFEBOOK S6010 - INTERSIL PRISM PCI WIFI CARD - WPA LAN

Here you go http://www.odrivers.com/2012/10/fujitsu-lifebook-ah531-drivers-win7-64.html . These are drivers for your lifebook and if you scroll down you'll see "Wi-Fi / Wireless LAN, Intel" and right below it there's a "Download" button.

This can be repaired but itrequires the laptop to be completely dismantled to get at this power socket to resolder andrepair. If you cannot DIY then I suggest you get a quote first.

Reinstall the drivers.
I Garuntee!

Try uninstalling your pcmcia drive in device manager and then restart the laptop and let windows reinstall it. With the pci wifi card out of the slot of course. Then once the laptop is started back up and the slot is reinstalled by windows reinsert your wifi card and reload the proper driver.
Good Luck.

you cant able to the vista sound to xp the driver the company will give you only vista driver cd so get the sound drive for xp - download more than 3 diffrent sound driver for your pci slot realtec audio from internet and install it and it may works.

Hi,
LAN
Wi-Fi Toshiba ConfigFree Utility for Windows XP/2000 (v4.00.06; 12-01-2003; 19M)

Driver
Wi-Fi Atheros 802.11a/b/g WiFi driver with Cisco/WPA support for Windows XP/2000 (v2.4.2.14; 11-11-2003; 3M)

Utility
Wi-Fi Atheros WiFi Client Utility with Cisco/WPA Support for Windows XP/2000 (v2.4.2.18; 11-11-2003; 4M)

Driver
LAN
Wi-Fi Toshiba Wireless LAN Driver for Windows XP (v7.62.390; 12-03-2002; 515K)

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http://www.pc-ap.fujitsu.com/support/lb_os_a6010.html

Hi !
Follow the link above, select your OS, download the files for wireless LAN, install them...and VIOLA! you will be fine!

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Does it ask for a driver to be installed? Or have you got the wireless version of the mobo that needs an ASUS WiFi-b add-on card with an omni-directional antenna?

Like on the previous version of the mainboard, the PCB contains five PCI slots and an exclusive WiFi slot, in its left part. By the way, when you install the original WLAN card from ASUS into this slot, the last PCI becomes unavailable. Now let’s examine the card, too.

The card supports the wireless networking protocol IEEE 802.11b, describing data-transfer rates up to 11Mb/s. Using the software that accompanies the card, you can use it in the Ad Hoc as well as in the Infrastructure mode, and the card can perform the functions of a programmable access point, providing connections to 31 clients. Thus, the owner of the WiFi-b kit can easily deploy wireless networks and connect to existing ones.

wow! thats a very nice wifi card. prism.

anyway, here is a link for your windows 2000.

this connects you to any wifi hotspot other than boingo.

cheers