cmd file to generate a txt file, but it didn't stop running so I just ran the systeminfo in a command prompt and that worked fine. I have Avira (latest version) and ZA (10.1.065.000) and just to be clear WiFi worked fine before the drivers were unistalled and I had made no recent updates to either Avira or ZA. But I am running out of ideas, surely I should be able to reinstall the WiFi drivers without having to reinstall Windows?! But it doesn't seem to help and they reinstall themselves as the WiFi drivers install, not sure if this could be the problem. Dell Wireless WLAN 1520 Half MiniCard Driver Intel WiMAX Link 6250 Driver Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300, Advanced-N 6200/6230 and Wireless-N 1000/1030. I have tried to uninstall the Bluetooth drivers, since they should be installed after the WiFi drivers. This is exactly the same problem I had when I reinstalled Windows. If I connect via a cable instead, everything works fine. Make sure you've configured your access point (AP) or Wi-Fi router for 11n mode. If I run the Intel diagnostics tool it tells me that the Wireless adapter is disabled or uninstalled. The setting 802.11n/ac Wireless Mode or HT Mode determines the supported data rates, or Throughput mode, where: HTHigh802.11n. The drivers install fine, no errors or any sign of problems in the Device Manager. It's been working fine since, but unfortunately I managed to recently uninstall the WiFi drivers by mistake and now I can't get it to work anymore when I reinstall them. But after reinstalling all drivers in the order described in this link, I got it to work. During that process I had some problems getting the WiFi to work. I have a Dell Vostro 3350 with Win 7, which suffered a HD failure a couple of months back, so I bought a new HD and reinstalled everything.
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