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4965AGN cannot switch on on a Win7 x64

idata
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tried to install latest PROSET driver and software (13.4) and since then wifi is not working under win7 x64. Tried installing the previous software - 13.3.0 - not working again. Drivers install successfully but I don't get any wifi networks in range, but there are at least 10 here.

As if it is not switched on. But I can see the light for wifi is ON.

Tried also drivers version 11.something. - same thing.

I have also winXP x32 dual boot, with it wifi is working no problemo.

Can anyone help?

Laptop is Dell XPS M1530

some screenshots

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http://seat-bg.com/gallery/albums/userpics/17218/Untitled0.png http://seat-bg.com/gallery/albums/userpics/17218/Untitled0.png

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idata
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managed to make it work again.

in some thread I read to uninstall Zone Alarm. And so I did. After reboot WiFi worked again.

So here is what you do

1. go to CMD, type ipconfig /all

if your wireless card is not listed, try uninstalling Zone Alaram, reboot, reinstall wireless drivers

idata
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Spent two days and four clean instalations of Win 7 x64 and could not get my WiFi internet to work, some 8 hours on the web searching for clueas and answers. Your post made my day. Did as you said and works now even after reinstalling ZoneAlarm. THANK YOU Martin_SZ.

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idata
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I'm glad you fixed yours too.

I'm not sure to whom we should forward this problem - is it Intel's, Del'sl or Zone Alarm's defect?

Let's just hope that somebody from Intel is reading this and will forward it to whom it may concern.

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