check reliability of my network card

[Spencer]

I have no wifi. The network card Microsoft 6to4 # 4 has a point of suspension in a triangle. Can I check the reliability of my WiFi card? I have checked that all my drivers are currently up to date. Thank you for your presentation.

[Zachary]

verify that the WIFI is enabled in bios
and also in the device manager it does not disable

[.:MUNDITO:.]

Simply install Aida32 downloaded here: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html
Aida gives the direct link to the manufacturer's website to download drivers.

[Big Fish]

How to verify your Network card is working properly
Since Windows XP does not support anymore any ISA Non-Plug & Play Network adapters, Windows XP is able to detect automatically the settings/configuration of ISA Plug & Play and PCI network adapters.

Before using network adapters, I suggest to check that the network adapter has be properly identified and is working.

In the Control-Panel, select the System icon: (or right-click "My Computer" on the desktop and select Properties)

Select the tab: "Hardware" and then use in the section "Device Manager" (middle of the dialogbox) the button "Device Manager"

In the Device-Manager, expand the section for Network Adapters : right-click on your network adapter and select to display the "Properties"

Tab : General
Make sure, that the "Device status" is: "This device is working properly".
if not, use the button "troubleshooting"

tab: Advanced
Some network adapters allow to configure the connector to be used (in case of Combo adapters), and whether to use on Twisted Pair (TP) cabling "Full Duplex" (= receive and transmit at the same time) or "Half Duplex" (= receive OR transmit at a given time)

tab : Driver
In case that Windows has problems using the driver, you can download from the manufacturer of the network adapter a new driver, which you can use then to "Update"

Tab: Resources
Under "Resource Settings", you will see the I/O-range and IRQ used/assigned by this component.

For PCI network cards, it is not possible to change the resources
(I/O-range and IRQ ), but for ISA Plug & Play card you can assign different settings (if you need to resolve a resource issue, but that should not be required, this should only be done by real experts )