I have lost connectivity to the internet. My wireless is not even showing up under network properties. When I go under device manager the broadcom 802.11 g is showing under unknown devices and has a yellow exclamation. I downloaded the driver from your site but still shows yellow and still under unknown

Your machine was difficult to track down. As far as I can tell, the 5260 is the Intel motherboard. Below is a link to a page where you can individually download the drivers you require. Best of luck!
Greg

Intel 5260 Windows XP drivers

If the adapter is present(uninstalled), it should be listed in device manager under other devices and NOT under network adapters. If you see the adapter there, right click it and click on update drivers. If you don't see the adapter even under other devices in device manager, you can restart the computer and check. If still can't see, check with a computer hardware technician who will open your computer and check if the wireless card is being provided with power and if the physical connections are ok.

For further clarifications, please revert!
Thanks for asking.

Regards,
Arvind S Iyer

try re-installing the drivers of these....if that does not work
check this
device manager/network adaptor/ur netwrokd card/properties/resources
check if that has any 'Conflicting Devices"
check if the IRQ # is not frozen
under the General Tab check if the Device Status is working properly etc

Some HP notebooks will disable the wireless card when you connect an ethernet cable. Or it could have power saving turned on for that device. Check device properties and disable powersaving mode for any network devices. If it has been functioning fine and this is a recent development, your network card could be failing but there isn't enough data at this point to make that conclusion.

are you sure the connection in "my network places" is for that adaptor? try going to system properties - hardware - deivice manager and check the network card is properly installed there. you may need to update the drivers which u will obvioucly have to download from another computer.

hi! there,
if you have *********** board installer,install and the wizard will find your ethernet driver if this buit in ethernet,but if you have an external pci enthernet device go to device manager,left click and click the properties of fast ethernet pci device,try to update your driver on website.device maneger can find on control panel under
system,click hardware,click network adapter,click properties and click on drivers and update your driver.have a nice day.

hi gangesh click on the start button......connect to.....go to all connections......the choose your lan connection right click and go to properties........then make sure the bottom two boxes are checked...the one that says show icon in the notification are when connected......and the one that says notify me when me i have limited connectition.

this will give the icons in the tasbar.....
now if you want to put in a manual ip address ect...then in that properties page click on tcp/ip then click the properties button....
there put in your ip and subnet mask and gateway and dns.
hope that helps.

First do right click on you my computer icon and choose properties ->hardware->device manager->network adapters and expand it, see your broadcom wireless is there or not, if not obtain a diver file for your model from HP support site and run it so that your wireless adapter will start working and enable the wireless on and see its working.

You need first to check if the wireless adapter is installed properly, Ricght click My computer>Properties>Hardware tab>Device manager>look for network adapter and check if the wireless adapter is listed if its there right click on it and go to properties and check the device status..

If the adapter is not showing under network adapter look for anything that says Unknown or other device and you that's where you can find a improper installed device you just need to install the driver for that.

Hope that helps........

It does support a internal wireless mini pci card, however access is probably under the keyboard.

to see if 1 is installed, goto start, right click on my computer, left click on properties.

In Vista select device manager from left column,

XP left click on hardware, device manager.

click on the + by network adapters and see if it is listed
wirelesse.g. intel pro,atheros, broadcom, etc.

to turn it on is usually a slide switch in front next to external head phones and bluetooth.