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Question posted by umakanta on September 4th, 2012

Wireless Adaptor Disabled

Sir, I have Compaq-420 Model Notebook Core2Duo Pro And Windows 7 32 bit now my Wireless driver automaticlly disabled after one sleep mode so please what to do i have try a lot but still fail to resolve Wireless Adaptor Realtek 8191 Driver using but now its in disabled condition and doesn't show in device manager

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