my mum has a dell lattitude d600 laptop. we'd been having some trouble specifying our own wireless network. it seems there was some dell software that was overriding xp's list of preferred wireless networks. we disabled this software and were easily able to specify which network we wanted to connect to, our own. i, in my most infinite wisdom, decided that since the software was disabled we might as well just remove it. now, there is no wireless network access and the network controller in the device manager shows up as the ever dreaded yellow question mark. i've done my best from the dell website to try to find the correct driver, but none seem to work and since we've just moved we cannot locate the cd that came with the laptop. i cannot, on the dell website, locate the application that i originally uninstalled to reinstall it.
can someone out there let me know where to download dell's wireless network controller application. i've got the driver, i just need the other software.

yeah i found that list, the trouble is there are 22 things listed under drivers, some of them labeled drivers, some utilities, diagnostics etc... i didn't delete a driver i just removed a program that seemed to take the driver with it. i can't determine which driver/application/utility i need to download to get it to work again, and i'd rather not just download them all one at a time trying to figure it out. it would be much simpler if dell didn't add little bits of software to their machines that take up run time to do something that windows should be able to do on it's own

Click on Dell Quick Set, I think that's what you need.

quickset just seems to give me an auto shut off option for hte internal when a network cable is unplugged, it does not seem to effect the wireless side

heh, thanks for your help scott, it wasn't that one, but i did find it eventually

guess i'll just have to be more patient next time

paulg no problem have dealt with Dell computers a few times and it is very very very frustrating. Thanks to Scott for helping out here.