I have a Mac Time Capsule that I use as storage for my Mac Machines. THey are automatically backed up on it. I also own a Gateway PC. I use the wireless connection on the Time Capsule to run the internet on my PC. No Problems there. And, even though I know that I can ''automatically'' back-up my PC to the Time Capsule, like I can with Mac Products, I can't MANUALLY back it up there either. The Time Capsule Icon doesn't show up on my PC as a back-up location! And, I don't know where or how to get it on my PC! I used to back up my Lenovo PC running VISTA, and now I can't using my Gateway PC running system 7 . Any answers would be greatly appreciated.

SOURCE: windowsxp wireless connection

You will need to download the drivers for the wireless card from Gateway's support site. Try the wireless drivers, under network, at the link below. If these aren't the right one's, then back up a page and have the site automatically find you machine. After finding it there will be a list of drivers, the wireless drivers can be found under networking.

http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/search.asp?param=7330GZ&st=kw

SOURCE: wireless driver for Gateway mx3228 disappeared after restore

XP Driver

BCM40100.exe - Broadcom Wireless Driver Version 4.100.15.5
Supports: Windows XP
Note: This is the Windows XP Broadcom Wireless driver

Or

Vista -
WLANFAQ.exe - Wireless LAN Windows Vista Driver Information
Supports: Windows Vista (32-bit)
Note: This document explains the wireless networking functionality within Windows Vista for the computer models and components listed below. English, Japanese, and Spanish instructions are included in the file.
Run The Setup File In The Downloaded Files

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my recommendations is install a new firefox 3.........try this

SOURCE: Gateway- built-in laptop Speakers not working

Heat dissipation from the unit in the same area of the speaker assembly, especially since you stated that the RIGHT speaker was smoked. Similar problems occur with this design flaw with any manufacturer as HP has the same problem with some of their models.

Your heat exhaust is killing the speaker, and I would also bet that your chipset is AMD and not Intel, the latter having solved it's heat dissipationn problems.

A more aggressive heat dissipation solution on the motherboard or redirection of the exhaust past fewer heat sensitive components would be a design goal.

SOURCE: Wireless switch doesn't cut off internet signal.

the slide should cut the power off the wireless nic.