Built-in Wi - Fi card connector

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  I am unable to connect by Satellite L350 laptop computer to the Internet or using wireless or wifi.

  laptop is unale to recognize any network. I tried to connect using my mobile broadband. Even this does not work.

  I had downloaded various deivers and upgraded. But Windows does not recognize the network.

  Any suggestions please?

  Thank you
  Rudra

  Hello

  WiFi or LAN connection works?
  Well you are sure that your modem or router WLan is configured correctly?
  You should check this first!

  If you are 101% sure that this router works and has been configured correctly, then you should check the configuration of the firewall on your laptop.
  Check to see if any other software that is installed on your laptop does not have the laptop to connect to the router.

  Then the card Wlan and lan card REGULARITY in Device Manager.
  Reinstall the driver Wlan and LAN driver if the two cards are not recognized correctly

• HP Compaq DC7800 SFF - no sound from the HP FX380 Video Card connector

  The above machine was working perfectly until I installed a HP FX380 graphics card.

  I wanted to improve graphics performance as it was slow when you use Adobe Photoshop and did not support OpenGL. The resolution of my screen (1920 x 1200) also seems to challenge the on-board graphics chip.

  I bought a HP NVIDIA Quadro FX380 thought (512 MB) graphics card that using a card in a HP computer HP has been a guarantee of success, but it was not to be!

  The FX380 mounting was easy, but there is only one in the DC 7800 PCI-Express slot, so I had to remove the original graphic adapter (a double buffer x 16 Silicon Image AD02-N card). As far as I see it, there is no audio on this map.

  When I rebooted the new graphics card was correctly recognized, and I was able to install the video drivers with no problems. Graphics performance has also been greatly improved, while the memory system is out, and I activated the OpenGL support in Photoshop. So far so good!

  However, I got an error message saying the SounMax (audio drivers) should be reinstalled, and there is no sound other than the default system beep.

  I tried to reinstall the software SoundMax from various sources, including the recovery partition, but I always get the message "that the audio driver files do support not your hardware.

  The search in Windows XP Device Manager and selecting sound, video and game controllers, audio only I see are several pilots 'NVIDIA High Definition Audio. There is no yellow asterisk.

  I spent several hours online agent HP cat, uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers. I even have the officer to take control of the machine for a while, but still have no sound! I also updated the BIOS OF THE v 1.28 system.

  The obvious answer seems to be that I do not have the correct sound card drivers, but nobody knows what they should be. I don't even know if I have a sound card, not more, or if the NVIDIA card has taken up somehow the system sound card?

  Anyone know if there is a problem using the HP FX380 map in the DC 7800 SFF, or am I missing something somewhere?

  Would it not possible/useful to adapt to a sound card in the PCI vacnt slot? If so, any reccomendations?

  Any advice welcome.

  NN

  Hello:

  I can say that your new video card has an HDMI output port because of the new nVidia HD audio, which now takes the place of your integrated audio system. This is why you have no sound (unless you hold on to a TV or something).

  In any case, the solution is simple (I hope).  As you know the dc7800 is a professional PC intended for use as a home theater and at the time of its manufacture, that there is no video input with HDMI output are supported in these offices of class business.

  I hope that when you installed this new HDMI video card, a new audio BIOS setting appeared in your system configuration in the Advanced menu.

  So please go and see if there is an audio setting boarded, that you can change auto to "Enabled". In the affirmative. Press the F10 key there and at the exit of the BIOS, save settings and exit.

  That should allow both audio devices to operate independently.  You've got audio when HDMI cable is not plugged into a TV and you have HDMI audio when HDMI cable is connected to a TV.

  Please let me know if this is the case.

  Paul

• Built-in wireless Internet card

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  Looks like the card is dead or turned off in the BIOS

• Where to get the map of Sierra ATT Wireless Wireless for T61. Antenna built in but no card!

  Hello world

  Forums fun here at lenovo! This first post of the ism y.

  When I bought my T61, I chose the option to the installed antenna but no wireless provider card. I would now like to get running with the AT & T Wireless. Where can I get the internal card to fit into my T61?

  Thank you!

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  EBay is probably your best choice.

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  Hello

  I understand that the casting of card reader does not work on your laptop.

  1. you get any error message?
  2 have you tried with different memory cards?

  I suggest you follow the steps mentioned below and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  You can try to run the hardware and devices Troubleshooter and check if it helps.
  a. press the Windows key + R, type Control Panel.
  b. type troubleshooting in the search bar, click Troubleshooting.
  c. click on hardware and sound, click hardware and devices.
  d. follow the steps in the wizard to run the troubleshooter.

  Method 2:

  You can download the driver for the reader from the link below and install it in compatibility mode.

  http://Acer.supportscentre.com/driver-of-Acer-Aspire-one-ao756-Windows-7-32-bit.html

  You can follow the link given below to install the driver in compatibility mode.

  What is program compatibility?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/what-program-compatibility

  Make the programs more compatible with this version of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/older-programs-compatible-version-Windows

  Hope the helps of information. If you have questions related to Windows, please do not hesitate to post, we will be happy to help.

• eMachines ET1331-40F built in card reader not working not

  I have windows 7 Home premium 64-bit SP1

  Seems that, after the latest updates of weeks MS resembles my 8 in 1 (?) card reader does not work. USB ports before work. I checked the Device Manager and under Universal Serial bus controllers, there is an unknown device with an exclamtion point. I tried to look for new drivers and uninstall and reininstalling but niether of those who worked.

  I did add a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse before the adapter, but I don't think that's the problem.

  How can I get my built in back online and functional card reader?

  Thank you, but it has been my experience that cancellations after windows updates are extremely rare and rarely necessary.

  That should only be done in extreme emergency, e.g. PC is locked or you think you have a virus (which a restore may or may not help with that).

  My problem has been resolved in a more easy way:

  (1) turn off the PC and unplug the power cord.

  (2) open the PC and look for cord behind built in card reader. Follow it from the motherboard and disconnect. NOTE: Take a close look at the orientation of the connector AND pins. I didn't know that mine has 2 rows of pins and my card only worked in the lower row.

  (3) card reader unplugged, Leaving the power cord PC and market challenges.

  (4) turn off the PC and unplug it.

  (5) card built in reader of card to card mother. The PC power cord and turn on PC

  (6) check device manager > USB bus controllers, you should now have no points of question marks or exclamation points. Check mobile devices. You should see all the respective readers for each built card reader function.

  Essentially by unplugging and re plugging the card reader you give windows a chance to lose and re - search for the appropriate driver. For some reason, remove the driver and new driver search did not work for me, but the above steps worked.

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  > he says no wireless device, but my Toshiba laptop has built in the wireless.
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  Like Akuma suggested you should check if an unknown device appears in device-> network cards management
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  Hi slider638,

  You can see the steps in the link of Lenovo below

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/T61-and-prior-T-series-ThinkPad/SD-card-reader-and-SDHC-card-compatibility/Ta-p/238582

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  Thank you!

  WF7A, they're PCIE x 1 slots.  Here is a card that has both Firewire and USB 2.0 ports:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16815108010&nm_mc=OTC-Froogle&cm_mmc=OTC-Froogle-_-add-on+cards-_-Belkin-_-15108010

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  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B0011ZY6DU

• This computer has an add-in graphics card and the monitor cable is plugged into the integrated video connector.

  I tried to connect a new TV to my 8700 with HDMI and I get this message:

  This computer has an add-in graphics card and the monitor cable is plugged into the integrated video connector.

  1. power off the computer
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  3. turn on the computer

  I unplugged from the back of the computer and put it in my drive macbook & blu - ray. Both worked.

  I tried to find a solution to this already, but none really helped.

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• Tecra 9100 - W-LAN-Mini-PCI-card upgrade

  Hello everyone,

  I ve got a with the W-LAN-onboard Tecra 9100 working doesn´t.
  Instead of repairing the old W - Lan Mini-PCI-card I want to move to a new standard (802. 11 b / g with 108 Mbit/s max) Mini-PCI card.

  I prefer the mini Notebook-WLAN-Gigabyte GN-WIAG02 PCI adapter.

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  Hello

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  I'm trying to decide between the 4 and 8 GB Sansa Clip +.

  I think 8 GB is all I'd need but I already have a microSD card and 4 GB Sansa is cheaper.

  I don't know how the SD memory card is handled.

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  If you put the device in MSC mode, I recommend, it looks like the card slot and the internal memory as two separate if drives you to post the computer. So it's your choice, where the music is going. But no matter the device once it's inside.

  I don't know how different internal and microSD are for use of the battery - probably very lttle - but the speed is the same.

  Settings system/settings/USB Mode. MSC is a simple way, as have two flash memory drives internal (4 GB or 8 GB) and the map. MTP allows you to do things through Windows Media Player, which makes the camera a virtual device blah blah blah... not worth it unless you use library books in need of PSG to their codes to unlock hidden.

  Change Meteorological Service of Canada, rather than auto-detection, or you will probably get Auto shunted by DPW. The idea was to make Windows Media Player/Sansa operate like iTunes/iPod, but it is not as simple as that.  If you think about it, Apple software and hardware control, so iTunes must only work with a relative handful of gadgets. Windows, however, is on all kinds of material with all kinds of oddities, Windows Media Player is something messier trying to cope with them all.

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  It IS more complicated to make playlists that bounce between the internal storage and card connector, but it can be done.

  I keep all my music on a 32 GB card and zero on in-house. If I were you, I would get the cheaper and do that. Then if the internal memory is never wrong, you can just switch all your music into the next unit by popping the microSD card. I think that you can now even use as card 64 GB if your format it in FAT32.

  I just bought a 64 GB SanDisk Ultra for $28 for sale at B & H. These sales continue to flow, memory continues to become less expensive. What you really need is a microSD reader, and the Clip + is good at that.

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  Although I learned it would work it does not work. It seems that my hardware does not work on the Strip "a".

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  The wireless network card is connected to the port on the motherboard miniPCI card and it of possible to remove/put the map.

  But there could still be a problems of compatibility between the new device (Wlan-chip) and the BIOS.
  I read here in the forum that someone replaced the Wlan card and finally the laptop didn't start because of compatibility issues between the Wlan and the BIOS.

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  I have a problem with my wireless pc card.
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  According to the manual the two slots is normal PC card connectors so that the WLAN card should run in both slots.

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  You have another PC card that you can test in the second slot?

  What operating system you are using and what WLAN card is it exactly?