Thread: At each windows update in vista 32 my pc asks for wireless adaptor and...

...internet explorer refuses to start agai? When I give network diagnose windows tells me I need a wireless driver adaptor. But I have a normal one that functions properly.

After updates,My internet explorer doesn't connect me to internet and gives me error. And in order to have an internet connection I have to go to windows restore point and undo the windows updates every time.

I tried windows websites but they are full of lies! They say , imagine that! to make sure to download the latest windows updates, but these updates caused me the problem in the first place.

What can I do?

Correct,there is some kind of compatibility issue here, but my driver nVIDIA is okay, compatible with vista-it was bought compatible, and even windows tells me that my driver works -

this problem came about 3 weeks ago when windows started to make updates in order to ''improve security''.

i think you are in the wrong section here.

Try reinstalling the drivers after the updates? It may seems like the updates are screwing up the driver for the wireless adapter.

try getting the latest driver from the adapter manufacturer website

make sure the drivers are certified to work with Vista. Remember that many old drivers were written for Windows XP, and they start acting up when you use them with Vista.

It seems like somekind of compatibility issues

Try reinstalling the drivers after the updates? It may seems like the updates are screwing up the driver for the wireless adapter.

try getting the latest driver from the adapter manufacturer website

make sure the drivers are certified to work with Vista. Remember that many old drivers were written for Windows XP, and they start acting up when you use them with Vista.

It seems like somekind of compatibility issues

Try reinstalling the drivers after the updates? It may seems like the updates are screwing up the driver for the wireless adapter.

try getting the latest driver from the adapter manufacturer website

make sure the drivers are certified to work with Vista. Remember that many old drivers were written for Windows XP, and they start acting up when you use them with Vista.

It seems like somekind of compatibility issues