OSXLatitude Forum → Technical. Temporary WIFI Fix For Broadcom 43XX Series Cards for 10.9 Mavericks. OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 Dell Vostro A860.

I have just used Bootcamp to install Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit version on my Macbook Pro (6,1 2010 edition). (This was done because I need a particular application at work that requires Windows to run.) The Macbook Pro is running with the following details: OS: 10.6.6 Intel Core i7, 2.66GHz 8GB RAM 500GB SSD HD Paritioned for 150GB for Windows/Bootcamp, the rest for my OS X. Wireless: Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 Installation of Bootcamp and Windows 7 went without a hitch.

I did have to use a compatibility tweak and run as Admin to install Boot Camp 3.0 off the DVD, and then downloaded and installed Boot Camp 3.1 and 3.2 updates from the website. (I used this website to assist: ) Once all this was finished, I noticed that I had no wireless connectivity. A further check showed that the drivers had not installed. I then took the following steps: 1) Following advice found on - I went into the Snow Leopard DVD and extracted the drivers from the following location: DVD>Boot Camp>Drivers>Broadcom>BroadcomInstaller64.exe. I used Device Manager in Windows to select these particular drivers, using the 'Have Disk' option. Aba English 3 0 Keygen Crack. When I completed the update, the following error occurs: 'Broadcom 802.11 Multiband Network Adapter. This device cannot start (Code 10).'

This suggests to me that I actually have the wrong driver. But considering I selected it from Boot Camp, that seems a bit strange. I also tried using the BroadcomInstaller.exe from the same location, but the same problem occurs. This brings me to my questions: 1) Am I perhaps using the wrong procedure to update the Wireless drivers here? 2) If not, and I am correct in assuming I simply do not have the right driver, then what drivers should I be using if not the ones on the DVD? I did some checking on Google, but I did not have any luck in finding a version that will work. Thanks, Brian Macbook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.6) Posted on Jan 9, 2011 1:54 PM.

Are you running AVG 9 full version? The reason I ask is I am having a similar problem with a friends Macbook Aluminium (2008).

It has been dropping the network for about 6 months. Last week it lost the Airport Card altogether.

The machine is mainly used in bootcamp running Vista. It also says 'No Airport Card Installed' when clicking on the Airport menu icon under OSX.

There are posts around with similar problems and no answer, but I noticed most were those running Bootcamp. I upgraded to Snow leopard hoping it would update something, but it still would not come on. I also upgraded to Windows 7 hoping it would update drivers. I uninstalled AVG9 as the upgrade to Windows 7 stated to do and on restart the wireless card came back on. I have restarted 3 times in both windows and Mac and it still works okay. I am about to re install AVG to see if that is the problem. I can't work out how it would effect OSX though.