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Wireless card not recognized

Asked by bmlbytes in General Computer Systems

Tags: card, wireless, recognized

I have a Compaq Deskpro EN P600 with Windows XP installed. I have just installed a Belkin Wireless Desktop Network Card (Model F5D700), however, my Deskpro does not recognize the card either at boot-up or by using the Install New Hardware wizard.  I know the slot is good because it's my regular PCI card slot that I had my NIC card in, and I know the new wireless card is good because it works fine in my Dell.  The support person at Belkin suggested I upgrade my PCI/BIOS but I'm not sure what that means, how to do it or if that would even help.
 
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