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Cannot detect cardbusI have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. I
reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card (Jensen AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing happens. It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard ware component at all. What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions Have you downloaded and installed the drivers for your PCMCIA adapter? Or
installed them off of the drivers CD? If you don't have these drivers installed then XP won't recognize your PCMCIA adapter which in turn won't allow it to recognize your network card. -Dan Show quoteHide quote "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. I > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card (Jensen > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing > happens. > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard ware > component at all. > > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions Thanks for the tips. I checked the HP page, but couldn't find anything. Where
can I find a driver for the PCMCIA adapter? I am quite a novice, and really don't have a clue... The strangest thing happend, though. The wireless network card started to work, for some reason. And than it turn off just as suddenly, and the computer crashed. Obviously that there is something wrong Show quoteHide quote "LittleMoo" wrote: > Have you downloaded and installed the drivers for your PCMCIA adapter? Or > installed them off of the drivers CD? If you don't have these drivers > installed then XP won't recognize your PCMCIA adapter which in turn won't > allow it to recognize your network card. > > -Dan > > "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... > >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. I > > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card (Jensen > > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing > > happens. > > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard ware > > component at all. > > > > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions > > > If Windows doesn't have these drivers included within the system, then you
might want to try the CD that came with your computer that says Application and Driver Recovery on it, as it should be on there. Though, since your card started to work then stopped working you might want to try to get updated drivers for your wireless card because maybe the drivers for it are causing the problem. You might also want to make sure that you run Windows Update also. -Dan Show quoteHide quote "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E6E795E5-A0EB-4B4A-9B62-CE3F69A316A2@microsoft.com... > Thanks for the tips. I checked the HP page, but couldn't find anything. > Where > can I find a driver for the PCMCIA adapter? I am quite a novice, and > really > don't have a clue... > The strangest thing happend, though. The wireless network card started to > work, for some reason. And than it turn off just as suddenly, and the > computer crashed. Obviously that there is something wrong > > "LittleMoo" wrote: > >> Have you downloaded and installed the drivers for your PCMCIA adapter? Or >> installed them off of the drivers CD? If you don't have these drivers >> installed then XP won't recognize your PCMCIA adapter which in turn won't >> allow it to recognize your network card. >> >> -Dan >> >> "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... >> >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. >> >I >> > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card >> > (Jensen >> > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing >> > happens. >> > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard ware >> > component at all. >> > >> > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions >> >> >> Just to ask, why did you have to replace your hard drive?
-Dan Show quoteHide quote "LittleMoo" <ThisIsNot@My.Email> wrote in message news:etRrRzX6GHA.3384@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > If Windows doesn't have these drivers included within the system, then you > might want to try the CD that came with your computer that says > Application and Driver Recovery on it, as it should be on there. Though, > since your card started to work then stopped working you might want to try > to get updated drivers for your wireless card because maybe the drivers > for it are causing the problem. > > You might also want to make sure that you run Windows Update also. > > -Dan > > "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E6E795E5-A0EB-4B4A-9B62-CE3F69A316A2@microsoft.com... >> Thanks for the tips. I checked the HP page, but couldn't find anything. >> Where >> can I find a driver for the PCMCIA adapter? I am quite a novice, and >> really >> don't have a clue... >> The strangest thing happend, though. The wireless network card started to >> work, for some reason. And than it turn off just as suddenly, and the >> computer crashed. Obviously that there is something wrong >> >> "LittleMoo" wrote: >> >>> Have you downloaded and installed the drivers for your PCMCIA adapter? >>> Or >>> installed them off of the drivers CD? If you don't have these drivers >>> installed then XP won't recognize your PCMCIA adapter which in turn >>> won't >>> allow it to recognize your network card. >>> >>> -Dan >>> >>> "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>> news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... >>> >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. >>> >I >>> > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card >>> > (Jensen >>> > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing >>> > happens. >>> > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard >>> > ware >>> > component at all. >>> > >>> > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions >>> >>> >>> > > It crashed. The computer is 5 years already, so it was about time, I guess
Show quoteHide quote "LittleMoo" wrote: > Just to ask, why did you have to replace your hard drive? > > -Dan > > "LittleMoo" <ThisIsNot@My.Email> wrote in message > news:etRrRzX6GHA.3384@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > > If Windows doesn't have these drivers included within the system, then you > > might want to try the CD that came with your computer that says > > Application and Driver Recovery on it, as it should be on there. Though, > > since your card started to work then stopped working you might want to try > > to get updated drivers for your wireless card because maybe the drivers > > for it are causing the problem. > > > > You might also want to make sure that you run Windows Update also. > > > > -Dan > > > > "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:E6E795E5-A0EB-4B4A-9B62-CE3F69A316A2@microsoft.com... > >> Thanks for the tips. I checked the HP page, but couldn't find anything. > >> Where > >> can I find a driver for the PCMCIA adapter? I am quite a novice, and > >> really > >> don't have a clue... > >> The strangest thing happend, though. The wireless network card started to > >> work, for some reason. And than it turn off just as suddenly, and the > >> computer crashed. Obviously that there is something wrong > >> > >> "LittleMoo" wrote: > >> > >>> Have you downloaded and installed the drivers for your PCMCIA adapter? > >>> Or > >>> installed them off of the drivers CD? If you don't have these drivers > >>> installed then XP won't recognize your PCMCIA adapter which in turn > >>> won't > >>> allow it to recognize your network card. > >>> > >>> -Dan > >>> > >>> "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >>> news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... > >>> >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. > >>> >I > >>> > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card > >>> > (Jensen > >>> > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing > >>> > happens. > >>> > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard > >>> > ware > >>> > component at all. > >>> > > >>> > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions > >>> > >>> > >>> > > > > > > > Another thing to add: sometimes problems with hardware can be resolved by
uninstalling all drivers and software associated with the problematic hardware, and in the case of your wireless card physically remove it from the compuer, restart your computer, re-install drivers/software, and then insert the wireless card. Your system also might need to restart after you re-install the drivers/software for the card. -Dan Show quoteHide quote "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BBB999DF-AD09-4C8B-9A80-8B13F8550F84@microsoft.com... > It crashed. The computer is 5 years already, so it was about time, I guess > > "LittleMoo" wrote: > >> Just to ask, why did you have to replace your hard drive? >> >> -Dan >> >> "LittleMoo" <ThisIsNot@My.Email> wrote in message >> news:etRrRzX6GHA.3384@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... >> > If Windows doesn't have these drivers included within the system, then >> > you >> > might want to try the CD that came with your computer that says >> > Application and Driver Recovery on it, as it should be on there. >> > Though, >> > since your card started to work then stopped working you might want to >> > try >> > to get updated drivers for your wireless card because maybe the drivers >> > for it are causing the problem. >> > >> > You might also want to make sure that you run Windows Update also. >> > >> > -Dan >> > >> > "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> > news:E6E795E5-A0EB-4B4A-9B62-CE3F69A316A2@microsoft.com... >> >> Thanks for the tips. I checked the HP page, but couldn't find >> >> anything. >> >> Where >> >> can I find a driver for the PCMCIA adapter? I am quite a novice, and >> >> really >> >> don't have a clue... >> >> The strangest thing happend, though. The wireless network card started >> >> to >> >> work, for some reason. And than it turn off just as suddenly, and the >> >> computer crashed. Obviously that there is something wrong >> >> >> >> "LittleMoo" wrote: >> >> >> >>> Have you downloaded and installed the drivers for your PCMCIA >> >>> adapter? >> >>> Or >> >>> installed them off of the drivers CD? If you don't have these drivers >> >>> installed then XP won't recognize your PCMCIA adapter which in turn >> >>> won't >> >>> allow it to recognize your network card. >> >>> >> >>> -Dan >> >>> >> >>> "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> >>> news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... >> >>> >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week >> >>> >ago. >> >>> >I >> >>> > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card >> >>> > (Jensen >> >>> > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing >> >>> > happens. >> >>> > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard >> >>> > ware >> >>> > component at all. >> >>> > >> >>> > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> > >> > >> >> >> There are at least four versions of the XE3, and there are drivers for most
OS that can be reach from this page, I didn't however see anything for a PCMCIA driver. You might try however updating the video drivers if you haven't. http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_lang=en&h_cc=us&cc=us&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1&h_pagetype=s-002&h_query=Omnibook+XE3 David Hettel Show quoteHide quote "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E6E795E5-A0EB-4B4A-9B62-CE3F69A316A2@microsoft.com... > Thanks for the tips. I checked the HP page, but couldn't find anything. > Where > can I find a driver for the PCMCIA adapter? I am quite a novice, and > really > don't have a clue... > The strangest thing happend, though. The wireless network card started to > work, for some reason. And than it turn off just as suddenly, and the > computer crashed. Obviously that there is something wrong > > "LittleMoo" wrote: > >> Have you downloaded and installed the drivers for your PCMCIA adapter? Or >> installed them off of the drivers CD? If you don't have these drivers >> installed then XP won't recognize your PCMCIA adapter which in turn won't >> allow it to recognize your network card. >> >> -Dan >> >> "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... >> >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. >> >I >> > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card >> > (Jensen >> > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing >> > happens. >> > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard ware >> > component at all. >> > >> > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions >> >> >> Hi
Check HP support page for your computer, it might be that there is more device HP specific drivers that need to be installed. Jack (MVP-Networking). Show quoteHide quote "Alextym" <Alex***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:61E102AB-BF69-4F67-A3A4-CCE3A73492BA@microsoft.com... >I have a HP Omnibook XE3, and had to replace the hard drive a week ago. I > reinstalled windows XP and installed the drive for my network card (Jensen > AirLink 6011). But when I put the cardbus into the socket, nothing > happens. > It seems like the computer doesn't notice that there is a new hard ware > component at all. > > What could the problem be? I really appreciate any suggestions 
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