I own a Toshiba satellite and it was using the windows xp network adapter to connect to wireless devices. I then switched one day to the network adapter config free that came with the computer. But I don’t like it. How can I switch back to the windows xp network adapter. I’ve tried a few things like going to my control panel, internet options and also network settings. but it did not help.
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How To Get Windows Network Adapter Instead Of Toshiba Satellite Config Free?
Posted on15 November 2009.
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I personally use the config free, it’s simpler to use than the Vista network adapter.
But, if you insist…
When you open the config free there should be a button somewhere called settings (it differs from version to version). Somewhere there should be the option to turn it off.
If that doesn’t work, you can kill the whole Toshiba flash cards thing (of which config free is a part) by disabling it in the msconfig under startup.
You need to go into the config options for the wireless device and turn it off in that specific program. Once that is turned off, then you can go into your Windows network adapter and enable the radio, you’ll then be able to control the wireless from there.
I have a Toshiba Satellite also.. fantastic machines.