I have wireless on my computer, it doesn't seem to have it anymore. Tried to download drivers. Not sure of the problem.

I searched online and there doesn't seem to be a driver for Windows 7 so if your using Windows 7,you won't be able to install that wireless card.

If you have Vista or below, download the latest version here: http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/302/~/f5d7010-wireless-g-notebook-card---driver

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Delete the driver you have now and when you plug back the unit it it will install driver and look for a updated driver you really can just take it out of usb port and put it back in and it will do that

Go to Microsoft/help/support.com and you should find a solution. Sounds like you don't have the right hardware or a bad software pack. Also make sure the computer recognizes it. Try another keyboard if you have access to one. You'll probably have to go to another computer to get instructions and print then out and maybe you can do it with a mouse if it works and another keyboard doesn't work. If you can get another keyboard to work and download the drivers for the 3000 make sure the 3000 is plugged into the computer when you download the driver for the 3000.. They do have downloads for the 3000 I just went and looked and the last keyboard I had was a 3000 and I downloaded files from Microsoft. Hope this cures your Microsoft headache; dhgill1949

You may need to do a clean install. It is possible the crash was caused by the wireless faulting out. If you have the time, create a recovery disk and locate your restore partition. This is normally D: drive. Do a format and restore the system to original factory settings using the restore disk you create and the restore partition. If you can't create these your only other option is to purchase a full version of Windows and do a clean install using that. Make sure you choose to format the hard Drive C: as it is possible that your drivers are stored on any other drives on your computer.

you'll need the drivers cd that came with your acer, or another computer and a flash drive.

run the drivers cd or:

go to acer.com on other computer and look in the downloads and support for your computer.

download the ethernet and/or wireless drivers onto the flash drive. put the flash drive in your comp and install those drivers.

restart your comp and you should have internet capabilities.

go to acer.com and download the remaining drivers.

if acer doesn't seem to have the drivers anymore, then search google for "Acer (your computer's model number) drivers"

Hope this helps.

Check in the control panel and make sure that the wireless adapter is not exclamated out. I would delete the adapter in device manager and restart the unit. Also make sure that the wireless is turned on. Basic but it may help.

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download Ralink Wireless adapter and install it...check it out

i would go out to Toshiba's web site and download new drivers for it. then i would go into device manager and uninstall the driver for it. after that is done then you install the new driver for the wireless card and hope that it works. it that doesn't than you might have a hardware malfunction or software conflict.

It is possible that your windows update messed up the Linksys drivers. If your pc is xp, download the latest drivers from www.linksys.com/download. uninstall the wpc54g on the add/remove programs.

if using XP, reinstall drivers only, no need to install the linksys software. This would be best if you install the drivers manually. After this you will be using only the WINDOWS UTILITY for your wireless connection.

It is available at http://www.driverguide.com they do require a signup to download, but it's free and spamless, I've been using it for years with great success.