windows update doesnt find one? reboot then check win update and you might get lucky.
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let me explain it to you, first of all, it's driver is most probably in there somewhere inside the system folders, they cannot be deleted permanently, i mean network and disk drivers. according to your windows version (xp/vista/7/8/8.1) you have to find your device manager, right click on your computer name and click on "Scan for hardware changes" then it'll probably automatically renew the driver for that particular device. you don't need connection for it, if you had it working once, that means it'll work always! if it doesn't work, try restarting your computer with "Safe Mode with Networking" option. You'll see it'll recognize your drivers in the same OS, just in safe mode and you cannot install a new driver there, so this is pointless but you should still try it.
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Had similar problem with my Toshiba Satellite Pro L500, after I reinstalled Win 7 Pro with a non OEM CD. Windows can't find the WLAN driver, but Linux does it fine :D
Toshiba has an extra support site where you can download all drivers for your laptop, so my guess is that Acer has the same. Use cable connection or save the driver on an USB stick and try it out.
Probably its this driver
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Which distro of linux are you using?
If it's ubuntu i found the tutorial to get it working here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=874097
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Hi guys.
So, after having problems connecting to wireless networks on my laptop (Acer Aspire 5732Z) I have decided to mess around with my wireless drivers and uninstalled a Commview one. After that, my wireless was gone.
I know that the Commview driver was installed with the Commview software, that has installed it for me. I didn't think it would mess up the rest. But it did.
Now I'm facing the hell of finding drivers through questionable websites.
Using Linux right now, and according to it, it says my card is:
04:00.0 Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)
Need to find a compatible legit driver and get this done, but again, I have no connection on Windows, just Linux.
What can I do?
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