SP A10 with mini PCI card

Help!
Have had a great deal of success with Toshiba however would like to use it in wireless mode. Have LAN mini PCI card switch yet can not find drivers on computer to enable it.
Any suggestions
Many thanks
Steve

Hi Steve
I'd say that it is likely that You do not have a built in WireLess mini PCI card then. Normally all devices are configured 100% when the machine comes from factory.
And even if the driver is missing You should have a device that was not configured in the device manager and You do not say anything about such a device so I guess there is none.
It is quite common that models are prepared for wireless LAN (like your possibly is) with a WiFi-switch and built in antennas.
best regards
Tom

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wrote in message news:90o7uf$e5c$[email protected]..
> That is true; however, if you want the acquisitions of both boards
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> In article <90ham7$j4p$[email protected]>,
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> > to your question, no. Nothing special to configure two pci cards at
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> > time in one program. You can distribute two IDs to them then call the
> one
> > you would like to call in your application.
> >
> > "gkonstan" wrote in message
> > news:90ggtt$i28$[email protected]..
> > > hello,
> > > I would like to learn the objectives to take care of in acquisition
> with
> > two
> > > different pci - cards. Is there something special about configuring
> the
> > two
> > > cards in the same VI and how can I be sure that the subVIs acquire
> data
> > > simultaneously?
> > > Please send me some information about bibliography or notes.
> > > thank you
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
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