Hello at my manufacturer I see 2 drivers, one called Wirless LAN and one only LAN driver, which of the two should I use? I simply plugged the LAN cable into the laptop because Wirless would have to be WLAN, why is it called "Wirless" Lan driver?
And do I have a better ping with it, so fast internet or is it just that I can connect to a LAN?
Both devices, i.e. The LAN and the WLAN chip, need a driver.
Wireless LAN == WLAN == Wi-Fi == Wireless local area network | all the same
But if I only use one LAN cable, do I really need both anyway?
And what is that supposed to be good for, then do I have better reception or is it just to connect to the LAN?
Old or incorrect drivers can generate errors or reduce the speed.
No.
But keeping the drivers up to date for all of the computer's devices means that fewer errors should occur that could destabilize the overall system.
Super thank you both will install the days but what does Acer mean by that once (wirless LAN driver) and once only (LAN driver) so that is with wirless then WLAN yes I didn't understand that with the = earlier.
Wireless means wireless in English. You can find the W of wireless in WLAN. LAN is short for Local Area Network. The localized network means in German.
Your computer has two interfaces for network connections:
LAN. This allows you to connect your computer to the router with a cable.
WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS. This allows you to establish a wireless connection with the router.
These are both methods of reaching the same network. The cable connection is usually faster, but you can walk around in the WLAN with a cell phone and laptop.
Wireless LAN is identical to WLAN is identical to Wi-Fi is identical to Wireless local area network
