I have heard mentioned a few times that the Code 10 is normally an IRQ error which suggests to me a conflict in IRQ address between the 2nd 2gb of RAM and the Wifi card but not sure how to get round this as yet. To 2gb worked and I now have internet on my PC again - currently trying to work out how to get my other 2gb back in and keep the internet running. Read that some people had got cards working by dropping down to 2gb, I decided to give this a try. either the driver was not signed, or the machine was running Rootled around on the internet via my phone (thank god I have a HTC Desire) I came across many referrences to this issue with this and other makes of Wifi card, there were, however 2 common issues. Going into deice manager I noticed that there was a yellow exclamtion over my network card, when I look to see what the problem is, I am greeted with the So having shut down, installed the card and restarted I am starting to wonder why nothing has happend. This then tells me to shut down and installl the card and then follow the on screen prompts when I restart. I get home with said drivers stored safely on my USB stick, Uninstall the Belkin card, reboot and run the netgear program I downloaded round my friends. So off I trot to my local computer store for an upgrade and I see the Netgear WG311v3 on the shelf with a sticker on the front proclaiming Win7 support (visit now as I currently had no internet I had to go round a friends to make sure

I wiped my drives and did a clean install as moving from temporary XP64 to my win7 Ultimate 圆4, then found out that my Belkin network card was not supported (Belkin F5D7000v6 - only v7 or v8 cards of this model supported)

Netgear wg311 not working on windows 10