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Originally Posted by ikehiker
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Sounds like a device driver problem. If that's the case, it will probably require a software upgrade from Dell. You might want to send a message to tech support and maybe also post about it in the Dell forums. Give them as much info as you can about when the situation occurs - things like whether the wireless was on or off when the device was turned off; was the PPC turned off between turning the wireless off and back on; was the network active when you disabled the wireless (that is, were you connected to a network when you either turned off the PPC or the wireless).
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I discovered that if I installed BatteryPackPRO, I would lose the WLAN drivers. Uninstalling BatteryPackPRO fixed the problem. Dell's downloads support is still down. Bummer. :realmad: