Hi Chris, Please share the system model and the operating system installed on your computer? If you are facing issues with the wireless, you may follow the steps below to check if the drivers are listed as installed in Device Manager : If the wireless driver is not present in the system and appears as Network Controller under Other Devices with a yellow question mark, you may download the drivers from the link :  [URL] -> Enter the service tag of your system -> Select the operating system -> Expand the Network category to download/install the wireless drivers Hope this helps. Please reply with the findings.
Hello everyone, I am passing my computer on to a family member and wanted to give them a fresh install, so I used the Windows Vista (32-bit SP1) disc that came with the laptop and reinstalled Vista on the computer. Everything worked fine until I wanted to connect to the internet, then Windows said that there were no networks available. When I selected "Why can't windows find any networks" it said that "This computer does not have a wireless network adapter installed and configured". I put in the Dell Driver's and Utilities CD that came with the computer and installed the drivers that seemed related to networks or communications, but the problem persists. I'm assuming it is some sort of driver issue (as the computer was using wireless internet before the reformat (just hours ago) and so the device itself seems to be working. I would greatly appreciate any help with getting this running. :) Thanks!
XPS M1330 can't find network adapter after reinstalling Windows Vista