How to install this F5D7000ak wireless card in my Win 7 desktop. I dont have the correct driver for that card?

Did the wireless card ever work? If it did work I would check to see if there's a physical switch on the laptop. Try switching it off then on. I would also try a different driver. Sometimes I've used an older or newer driver to get a wireless card to work. So if the driver that's installed is for Vista I would try obtaining one for Win 7. You could also try a wireless driver fro XP 64bit. I've found that some Manufacture's Web sites have several drivers listed for "network card" you could have a installed a "network card driver from HP's site but it might not be the correct version or manufacturer. From HP's site I don't see Win7 listed as an option. So you could have an incompatible driver installed. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&lc=en&product=3376893

One other item to check. If you had Vista 32bit installed originally then went to Win 7 64bit you could try the Vista 64bit driver.

If all else fails you could purchase a USB wireless device to make your laptop wireless again. I picked up a Trendent
http://www.techpartswarehouse.com/product/TN-TBW107UB-TRENDnet-Micro-Bluetooth-USB-Adapter-5600.cfm?sid=google&gclid=COGH5NyNv7oCFe1aMgod93wAuA

Let me know if you have any other questions?

Brian

Go to the manufacturer website and type in the make and model number and you will get this information

If you are using an older Belkin Networking product, you may not have support for Windows 7 with your current software.
Software updates will be posted as they become available. Please check back if your product is not currently supported.
Some updates may still be in the process of going through Microsoft's official certification program. Although they have been thoroughly tested, they may present a warning message when the driver is being installed. These drivers will install on 32 bit operating systems but not on 64 bit systems, which is the normal and expected behavior.
Even though your product may currently not be supported under Windows 7, it may very well work on it; in the majority of cases, software and drivers for Windows Vista will work on Windows 7 without a problem.

If you need more help come back.Post / thumbs / testimonial are welcome!

Make sure you have the proper drivers. Win 7 needs different drivers than Win XP and sometimes different even than Win Vista. Also make sure if you have Win 7 64 bit you are using the 64 bit drivers for your device.

Hi, what has happened is when you installed the Win 7, it hasn't recognized your Video card, what you need to do, is obtain a driver that is suitable for Win 7. You need to go to the manufacturers website of you Video card,or PC, and find the driver and download and install. If it is an ATI card go to the ATI website and download the latest driver for your video card, if NVIDIA then the same applies here, BOTH of those sites would have a suitable driver, IF the card is supported under Win 7.
Many Video cards are NOT suitable NOR supported, in this case you either have to use the "Generic" drivers Win 7 supplies, or change you Video card if possible.
I have a feeling that your PC will NOT be suitable for Win 7. However I include the link for your drivers. Please go to this website below and download your Video Drivers and see how you go.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/migr-50535.html

try this:
http://www.modem-help.co.uk/Belkin/F5D7000ak-v7-Wireless-G-Desktop-Card.html?drivers=1

Hi,


You need the correct drivers for your wireless card for it to work in win 7. If you tried to upgrade to win 7 look for the updated network/wireless card driver on your manufactures website.

Hope this helps.

One word DRIVERS. This is ya whole problem... simply Win 7 doesn't have the correct drivers for your PC. Unless ya have the correct drivers ya gonna always have problems. Find suitable drivers for everyone of your devices and store in a Directory, when you install, then, ya will have the correct drivers and hopefully Win 7 will install fine. Remember also Drivers can be installed in "Computability Mode" for XP SP2. Otherwise stick with Vista?

If you upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista or XP, you will need to install the wireless card driver from HP for Win-7.

At present, HP does not have Win-7 drivers for this machine.

Dynex Wireless-G Desktop Adapter is making my Win XP freeze within seconds after logging in. I've tried uninstalling, installing about 5 times. I'm doing everything by the install directions, nothing seems to help. It's a Compaq Presario Desktop.

Any help would be appreciated