Intel Wifi Controller Driver Windows 7

I have bought a Medion Erazer X6821 notebook which supposedly comes with an Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 card. The Windows license shipping with it is Windows 7, so I just stuck with that. I did, however, install Windows 7 Professional from scratch since I do not know what the previous owner did.

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From the Medion website I downloaded all the driver installation packages. The wireless driver is some 300 MB installer that also installs some (apparently useless) extra software to manage wireless networks. After installing the driver and all the additional software, the furthest I get is this:

Is there compatible drivers for Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection adapter? I'm using a laptop with this chipset built in with Windows 7. The Vista Drivers from Intel work just fine. I picked the.zip file distribution, but either should work. Browse other questions tagged windows-7 drivers wireless-networking or ask your own.

Adapter Problem

Driver is not installed

Apparently that special Intel software cannot get the hardware to work but just tell me that the driver is missing. Uninstalling everything, restarting, installing again does not help.

In the device manager, I see one device which seems to be lacking a driver:

  • Other devices
    • Network controller
  • Audio, video and game controller

I tried to right-click on that device and manually install the driver. It cannot find anything from Windows Update. Pointing it to the directory of that driver installer did not bring up anything either. Windows just cannot find a driver for this hardware.

The ethernet controller was also cumbersome to install, however that works now. It is shown correctly in the device manager:

  • Network adapters
    • Killer e2200 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20)
  • Processors

When I open that Intel utility, it also just says that the driver is not installed:

Driver is not installed

Troubleshooting ...

In the list of network adapters, only the ethernet one is shown, the wireless one is not listed:

LAN connection
Network 2
Killer e2200 PCI-E Gigabit Etherne...

I am rather lost now. Installing the Windows 7 driver from the manufacturer on Windows 7 is supposed to work. Is there something that I can do to get the wireless network on that laptop working?

Martin UedingMartin Ueding

1 Answer

Instead of using drivers from OEMs like Medion, download and install the driver directly from Intel.

Controller

OEMs often provide extremely old drivers.

magicandre1981magicandre1981

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Is there compatible drivers for Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection adapter? Intel site says its discontinued : http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/CS-030472.htm

icemaniceman

2 Answers

I'm using a laptop with this chipset built in with Windows 7. The Vista Drivers from Intel work just fine. I picked the .zip file distribution, but either should work. Note that the 2200BG only has 32-bit drivers, despite the presence of a 64-bit folder. As far as I know there's no 64-bit drivers for this chipset.

Intel Wifi Controller Driver Windows 7 Free

afrazierafrazier

Intel Wifi Controller Driver Windows 7 Windows 7

Not officially, but apparently there's a hack for making the XP drivers work. Have a look at this and this.

Intel Wifi Driver Windows 7

Adrian GrigoreAdrian Grigore

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