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reinstalled the Dell driver and issues for getting online resolved.<br />
However, now the Peernet icon indicates <b>The physical adapter is not available</b>.<br />
I want to know if I can totally delete the Peernet hardware or software which ever this is and if it will effect the Dell DW1501 Wireless N-WLAN Half Mini Card<br />
Windows 7 64 Bit Home Professional is the OS on my Dell Inspiron N7010
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reinstalled the Dell driver and issues for getting online resolved.
However, now the Peernet icon indicates The physical adapter is not available.
I want to know if I can totally delete the Peernet hardware or software which ever this is and if it will effect the Dell DW1501 Wireless N-WLAN Half Mini Card
Windows 7 64 Bit Home Professional is the OS on my Dell Inspiron N7010

Peernet icon &amp; Dell DW1501 Wireless N-WLAN Half Mini Card

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Peernet icon &amp; Dell DW1501 Wireless N-WLAN Half Mini Card

Peernet icon & Dell DW1501 Wireless N-WLAN Half Mini Card