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I have an HP 2000 Series laptop, which wireless apparently worked yesterday, I let my best friend play on it, then noticed he switched to my desktop while I was gone. I later find out that my Internet isn't working on that laptop. So, I then notice that my wireless key was stuck in off mode, I first try going win to the BIOS and restoring to default settings, it didn't work. I also tried checking to see if I have any drivers to download, which apparently I had nothing. And, I cannot perform a fresh install as something happened after installing Ubuntu that locked me out of booting from CD/DVD. I also can't find a flash drive that has the ability to make a computer boot from it, I have also seen another post here but it didn't work for me.
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Sep 2, 2017 - HP 2000 Notebook PC OS version: Microsoft Windows 7 Home. Since I cannot connect to the internet to download the drivers, I've been trying.
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Don't use ndisgtk
You say it was working fine the other day so lets get it working again. Start off with the following commands.
What is the output? If it says something about a hardware switch, you need to use your fn key switch to turn wifi back on.
Also, is wlan0 listed? If so run the following command:
If not, run these commands instead.
Now, it should be listed and wifi should work.
There's no need to install the driver when the driver is included as a kernel module
sudo modprobe rt2800pci
calls on the driver 'rt2800pci' and puts it in use. wlan0 is your wireless device and sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
brings this device up. Please post any errors.mchidmchid
Make sure the appropriate wlan card driver is still installed. Put in 'sudo lspci' and post the output
sbergeronsbergeron
I had the identical problem -- same model number for the laptop, etc. (As a minor difference, I had to leave the classroom and students messed with my laptop in order to postpone a midterm. BTW, I now have some wonderful screen savers if anyone hates their friends.)
In addition to the suggestions above, specifically,
I found it necessary to boot to a slightly older version of the kernel (where the module was available), and add these
Then, and this is actually harder than it sounds, I had to wait a moment or so for the orange light to go off. (I'm impatient. I'm certain I used some special magic words which may not have helped, but made me feel better.)
Hp 2000 Laptop Network Controller Driver Download Windows 10
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Finally, I used the usual menu method of turning the network off and then off again so I could enable wireless access normally.
Convoluted, but it worked. Everything returned to normal -- at least enough so that I could use networking to solve the dozen or so other brainteasers the students left behind.
(Professor: 1; students: 0. They didn't find the midterm because it was never on the laptop. I use that machine only for demos and lectures. Next time, I deliberately leave behind a longer, harder midterm. Snicker.)
Lingering Question: How did they cause the problem in the first place?
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Hp 2000 Notebook Network Drivers
I've just finished downgrading my aunt's laptop from windows 8 to windows 7 Pro 64bit (she was finding it really difficult to work with windows 8) but it seems that a few of the drivers did not make it through instillation. I've already browsed through the drivers available for this model but the ones I need are not there. I spoke with customer support and she said that it's pretty much trial and error...but I was hoping you or someone else might know the right ones to use.
These are the drivers I need:
Ethernet Controller
Bluetooth Controller
Network Controller
PCI Device
Sm Bus Controller
laptop:
HP 2000-2C12NR
I have less than 3 hrs to have it ready for her so I greatly appreciate any help you or anyone else provide!
Thanks in advance,
Lisa M Salyers
*UPDATE*
So, I've found and installed the drivers for Bluetooth, Network, and PCI (YAY!!), but the Ethernet (Lan) drivers I tried didn't work. And I've yet to find the correct SMBus controller.
Ethernet Controller details
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&SUBSYS_188B103C&REV_05
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&SUBSYS_188B103C
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&CC_020000
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&CC_0200
SM Bus Controller details
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&SUBSYS_188B103C&REV_14
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&SUBSYS_188B103C
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&CC_0C0500
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&CC_0C05
These are the drivers I need:
Ethernet Controller
Bluetooth Controller
Network Controller
PCI Device
Sm Bus Controller
laptop:
HP 2000-2C12NR
I have less than 3 hrs to have it ready for her so I greatly appreciate any help you or anyone else provide!
Thanks in advance,
Lisa M Salyers
*UPDATE*
So, I've found and installed the drivers for Bluetooth, Network, and PCI (YAY!!), but the Ethernet (Lan) drivers I tried didn't work. And I've yet to find the correct SMBus controller.
Ethernet Controller details
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&SUBSYS_188B103C&REV_05
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&SUBSYS_188B103C
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&CC_020000
PCIVEN_10DEV_8136&CC_0200
SM Bus Controller details
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&SUBSYS_188B103C&REV_14
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&SUBSYS_188B103C
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&CC_0C0500
PCIVEN_1022&DEV_780B&CC_0C05