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Detailed Ways to Check Airtel Prepaid Net BalanceAirtel provides multiple methods to check your prepaid data balance. Here’s a comprehensive guide:- Using USSD Code: 1. Open your phone’s dialer. 2. Dial 12310# for 2G/3G/4G data balance or 12311# for 3G/4G specifically. 3. Press call. A pop-up or SMS will show your remaining data and validity. - No internet required, and it’s free!- Using Airtel Thanks App: 1. Download the Airtel Thanks app from Google Play Store or App Store. 2. Log in with your Airtel number. 3. The home screen displays your data balance, main balance, and validity. 4. Tap “My Account” > “Data Balance” for detailed usage.- Via SMS: 1. Send “DATA BAL” to 121 from your Airtel number. 2. You’ll receive an SMS with your data balance details.- Via Website: 1. Visit www.airtel.in and log in with your Airtel number. 2. Navigate to the prepaid section to view data balance and plan details.- Customer Care: Dial 121, follow the IVR prompts, or speak to a representative for balance details.Tip: Regularly check your balance to avoid running out during critical tasks. The USSD method is quickest for feature phones

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Detailed Guide to Network Adapter Driver InstallationInstalling a network adapter driver can resolve connectivity issues. Here’s a thorough guide for Windows users:- Step 1: Identify the Adapter: 1. Open Device Manager (Win+R, type devmgmt.msc). 2. Expand “Network Adapters.” Note the adapter name (e.g., Intel Wireless-AC 9560). If it’s listed as “Unknown Device,” check “Other Devices.” 3. Right-click, select “Properties,” and note the hardware ID under “Details” for precise identification.- Step 2: Find the Driver: - Go to the manufacturer’s website (e.g., Intel, Broadcom, Realtek). Use your PC’s model number (for laptops) or adapter model. - Alternatively, use a driver update tool like Driver Booster (though manual downloads are safer). - Ensure the driver matches your OS version (32-bit or 64-bit).- Step 3: Download and Install: - Download the driver file (usually a .exe or .zip). - If it’s a .exe, run it and follow prompts. - If it’s a .zip, extract it, then in Device Manager, right-click the adapter, select “Update Driver,” choose “Browse my computer,” and point to the extracted folder.- Step 4: Verify Installation: - Restart your PC. - In Device Manager, ensure the adapter has no warning icons. - Test your internet connection.- Troubleshooting: - If no internet, download the driver on another device and transfer via USB. - If the driver fails, uninstall it in Device Manager (right-click > Uninstall), reboot, and reinstall.- Pro Tip: Enable automatic driver updates in Windows (Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Advanced Options).This should get your network adapter up and running!