Product Name Dell Wireless 1502 802.11b|g|n Video Processor Intel(R) HD Graphics (Core i3) Name Intel(R) 5 Series 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller Int 10h, CGA/Mono Video Services are supported Yes Int 17h, printer services are supported Yes
#MEDIALINK USB BLUETOOTH ADAPTER VERSION 4.0 DRIVER SERIAL#
Int 14h, Serial Services are supported Yes Int 9h, 8042 Keyboard services are supported Yes
Int 5h, Print Screen Service is supported Yes Int 13h - 3.5 / 2.88 MB Floppy Services are supported Yes Int 13h - 3.5 / 720 KB Floppy Services are supported Yes Int 13h - 5.25 /1.2MB Floppy Services are supported Yes Operating System Microsoft Windows 8.1 ProĬentral Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU M 380 2.53GHz Afterwards I tried uninstalling then restarting (which reinstalls them from factory I assume?) I've also tried disabling then re-enabling the network drivers.
You simply plug the adapter in, and Windows recognizes it as a Bluetooth adapter and the icon immediately displays in the system tray. It comes with a CD with drivers for Windows Vista and higher, but Windows 8, 8.1 or 10, doesn’t require a thing. I have a MediaLink USB drive that is currently giving me an Internet connection (this is also how I know it's a problem with one of my drivers or perhaps a software conflict.) The Medialink adapter is the most recent adapter I personally had the time to play with. Every other device on our network connects just fine except my laptop. It says it's not receiving an IP address. I've tried repairing the connection, which also prompts me to restarting our Xfinity modem. When ever I try to connect to a network, it always connects with "limited" connectivity. Reinstalling Windows 8 worked for about 6 months and now I'm having the same problem. I've had this problem twice now in the past few months and have done everything in my power to try to get it fixed.
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