Asus cannot connect to wireless network adapter

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bagelnschmeer

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Asus notebook- Windows 8. Airplane mode is off, there is no physical wireless switch that I can find (the fn for the radio just toggles airplane mode on and off). When I go to network connections, it only lists the ethernet. It was working fine yesterday, but now I can't get the wireless to work.
 
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volcanoscout
You can download it from your laptop's support page on the Asus website and put it onto a USB, copy it to the laptop's desktop and double-click it.
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volcanoscout

volcanoscout

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Go into your Device Manager and look under Network Adapters. If you're adapter is listed, make sure it is enabled (right-click, enable, or click the radio button if it shows one) and that the driver is installed. If it's not showing, try reinstalling the driver from your support disk.
 
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volcanoscout

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Insert the support CD in the laptop and use Windows Explorer to find a folder labeled "Drivers". You'll want the drivers labeled LAN and Wireless or WiFi. Double-click on them and they'll install themselves. Then reboot and check if the WiFi adapter shows up.
 
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