Need driver for built in wireless on RM cl51-14 laptop

Hi,

No you don't need your laptop has built in wireless adapter. All you have to do is install the driver and enable it.

Look for the right wireless driver for your acer laptop

Drivers and Manuals

Hi there welcome, i can help you with this problem, first of all if your laptop has a built in wireless adopter you need to make sure its turn on a small button on the front or side of the laptop depend on the type its use to turn on wireless if no connection still then go to the manufacture website and type the model of laptop and download the driver for wireless adopter if you laptop don't have built in wireless adopter then you can buy 1 and install the driver and you will be ok
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You'll need to visit Toshiba's site to locate and download the wireless drivers for your model. Reinstall the drivers and you'll have your wireless access again.

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does the dell have built in or wireless card hookup?..if its built in it should connect just fine unless you dont have drivers for your wireless. do you have the wireless secured?...oh yeah the wireless card, u need drivers for it or the card isnt compatible with the laptop

re-install the wireless driver

Some T40 series (especially T42) laptops have built-in wireless cards and you only need to install the wireless driver.
If you don't have a built in wireless card you can purch a PCMCIA wireless card and inset it into the PCMCIA slot on the laptop.
These cards are common and are available from several manufactories such as Netgear and DLink.

Yes, you will need drivers for your wireless card.

You can download them here.

Hi!

Check with your laptop's manual or specification sheet if it came with a built in wireless adapter. If it does, then you do not need to use a wireless adapter. All you have to do is to configure the wireless utility of your laptop to connect to your preferred wireless network.

You can also check Device Manager to check if there is a built in wireless adapter. Assuming you are using Windows XP - Go to Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager. Look for Network Adapters. Check if there is anything under Network Adapters that says "wireless" or 802.11A/B or G. If there is, then again you do not need to install a wireless adapter.

Once you verified that there is a built in wireless adapter, just configure the wireless adapter utility to connect wirelessly to you preferred network.

Good luck and have a nice day!

check in control panel if wireless drivers are installed.If not, they should be installed first. If still under warranty, just return to your vendor and ask to solve it.

there is no wireless for this model
u can use the external wireless