Windows 7 connected but no internet access

[tominshpl]

all was oke with beta win 7 (7100 or smth like that)
all works perfectly with my other asus comp. with XP
i've tried all drivers for aheros ar5b91,but that don't makes any difference at all

what to do?

what is better in beta win 7 ultimate than in build 7600?

the same router and the same adapter,but worked in beta & don't works now.

 

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It sounds like you are experiencing driver compatibility issues with Windows 7 build 7600 specifically related to the Atheros AR5B91 wireless adapter. Here are some steps you can take to try and resolve this problem:

Troubleshooting Steps for Atheros AR5B91 Driver Issue:​

1. Choose Compatible Drivers:
   • Ensure you are using the correct drivers for the Atheros AR5B91 adapter that are compatible with Windows 7 build 7600. Sometimes using drivers meant for an older version can cause issues.
   []Driver Update:
   • Check for driver updates directly from the manufacturer's website. Download and install the latest drivers specifically designed for Windows 7.
   []Device Manager:
   • Open Device Manager (Win + X, then Device Manager).
   • Locate the Atheros AR5B91 adapter under the "Network adapters" section.
   • Right-click on the adapter and choose "Update driver" to search for updated drivers online.
   []Compatibility Mode:
   • Try installing the drivers in compatibility mode. Right-click on the driver setup file, go to Properties > Compatibility, and select the compatibility mode for Windows 7.

     Differences Between Windows 7 Build 7100 (Beta) and Build 7600 (Final):​

     • In general, the final build (7600) of Windows 7 would include stability improvements, bug fixes, security updates, and overall enhancements over the beta version (7100).
     • Performance improvements, driver compatibility, security features, and overall user experience are typically polished in the final release compared to the beta version.

     Router and Adapter Compatibility:​

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   • ]If the same router and adapter worked in the beta version but not in the final build, it could be due to changes in how the final build handles wireless connections, driver optimizations, or compatibility issues specific to that version. Try the troubleshooting steps mentioned above to address the driver issues with the Atheros AR5B91 adapter on Windows 7 build 7600. If you continue to experience problems, feel free to provide more details for further assistance.