- Aug 21, 2014
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I recently had to re-install windows and re-formate my hard drive due to the boot up files being corrupt. I had managed to get it started once using startup repair, however it was running very slowly and would not connect via wifi to my home network, but would work over a cabled connection.
Since I have re-formatted, the same wifi problem remains, however everything else is running absolutely fine. The latest drivers are installed, the wifi adapter is enabled in device manager, and the card is not turned on to go into power saving mode. Any help would be masssively appreciated.
Since I have re-formatted, the same wifi problem remains, however everything else is running absolutely fine. The latest drivers are installed, the wifi adapter is enabled in device manager, and the card is not turned on to go into power saving mode. Any help would be masssively appreciated.
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