I've just had to reinstall windows XP on my IBM ThinkPad T41 (type 2372-3HG) after being infected. After using the IBM recovery disks, the laptop is back up and working. However, the internal wireless adaptor which previously worked is now not available. It's enabled in the BIOS, but doesn't appear in Windows Device Manager. If I press FN & F5 it just says that there are no wireless or bluetooth adaptors installed.
I've checked ThinkPad Configuration in Control Panel but there's nothing here (that I can see) which could disable it. I've looked in "Drivers not installed" under TP Configuration, and this says drivers for modem are not installed (although it doesn't show up in Device Manager at all) but it can't seem to find the driver under C:\IBM Tools (although I hvaen't worked very hard on fixing this as I'm not overly concerned with this at the moment).
Apart from the modem, there is no indication what so ever of any missing devices. Can anybody explain what's going on as I'm at a complete loss
Irish Poetry - Karen O'Connor
Irish Poetry and Short Stories - Doghouse Books
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I've checked ThinkPad Configuration in Control Panel but there's nothing here (that I can see) which could disable it. I've looked in "Drivers not installed" under TP Configuration, and this says drivers for modem are not installed (although it doesn't show up in Device Manager at all) but it can't seem to find the driver under C:\IBM Tools (although I hvaen't worked very hard on fixing this as I'm not overly concerned with this at the moment).
Apart from the modem, there is no indication what so ever of any missing devices. Can anybody explain what's going on as I'm at a complete loss
Irish Poetry - Karen O'Connor
Irish Poetry and Short Stories - Doghouse Books
Garten und Landschaftsbau