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  What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Follow these steps and check.

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• Web cam problem, using Skype... I can see other people, but they cannot see me...

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• Wireless dead after reinstalling Windows. Device Manager can't see the map

  Hello

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  who told me that my computer is a Lenovo 3000 n200 Type 0687.

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     The default location is C:\SWTOOLS\DRIVERS\WLLANINT
  

  3. Click Start, then click Run...
  

  4. Specify SETUP.EXE with the full path name where you extracted the
  

     package in step 2, and click OK.
  

     Example: C:\SWTOOLS\DRIVERS\WLLANINT\SETUP.EXE
  

  5. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation.
  
  Unfortunately, there is no setup.exe file in the folder so this has failed.
  
  Regards,
  
  satherb
  

  configuration > wireless lan support > enabled

  for display drivers, re - install it: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-67978

  and on Device Manager, please, provide the device id. (eg PCI VEN_8086 & dev_2929 & subsys)

  or if you know which wireless adapter you have, download drivers from the download page, then re - install.

• Wireless network is disabled by the hp connection manager after hibernation, sleep etc.

  Wireless network is disabled by the hp connection manager after hibernation, sleep and sometimes when I use the computer. I can't see preferences in HP Connection Manager to fix this, or Windows power management.

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  There is a setting in Connection Manager > Preferences > power to the device , which CAN be assigned to turn off the wireless / Bluetooth when you have left the connection manager.  You must Select / SET parameter.  You can see, just in case...  I never heard talk of the Connection Manager turn off wireless, unless it was to make it to the exit.

  You can do the following in the Device Manager to leave the power to the wireless and Bluetooth devices:

  Control Panel > display icon > Device Manager > network adapters >

  Right click on the WiFi link (Intel) (wording may vary) >

  in Properties > Powermanagement >

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  Ok

   

  Do the same for Bluetooth...
  

   

  I hope this helps...
  

• Resolved - problem of wireless connectivity "wlan0 link is down.

  Quick update:

  * If you encounter this message, make sure that you are trying to connect to a wireless "N".

  Yes, he is in small print on the box, right, sony will not ask you this when you are troubleshooting.

  * If you rely on Sony for smart assistance, forgetabout it.

  * After the receiver a comment card and to express my disappointment, the call center outsource sent a letter... and when I called to discuss, they were still clueless.

  Sorry, but the support structure is absolutely catastrophic.

  We now return you to your regular programming...

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  OK, let's go, in detail:

  My Sony dashboard came again, out of the box today. It will connect to my network.

  FYI: My set of skills: I am an engineer of sales network, with an extensive network of Wi - Fi and running in my house.

  After connecting the dashboard and providing configuration information, the message I get is:
  __________________________________________________

  Network configuration
  Failed network connection...

  wlan0 link is down
  did not get an IP address
  Internet is inaccessible
  __________________________________________________

  Like others on this forum, it seems that my dashboard won't "handshake" with my wireless router.

  To try to solve problems, I did the following:

  (Slot 0): both my wireless router and my attempt to connect to the sony dashboard are in my home office, so the intensity of the signal should not be a problem.

  (1) check the connectivity wireless on a multitude of home devices: laptop, TV, iPhone, ipad... in short: Wireless works. Both with fixed IP and distributed DHCP address.

  (2) restart my Rosewill RNX - N4, wireless "N".

  (3) allow my SSID be visible (that I found which helped my LG TV to connect during its initial configuration)

  (4) checked my WLAN settings on my router:

  SSID: *.
  Security mode: WPA2 only: personal
  Type of encryption: AES
  Pre-shared Key: v * m

  (5) restarted the dashboard of Sony.

  (6) wireless seems to work on the sony dash, as the configuration screen of the network about dashboard States:
  ______________________________________________

  Network configuration
  Choose a wireless connection

  ..:| (my ssid is displayed)

  MAC address: (my MAC address of my wireless router is displayed)
  ______________________________________________

  (7) I select my SSID (FYI: nobody else displayed) and click (next)

  (8) place comes the next screen:
  ______________________________________________
  Network configuration
  Choose the key to coding (WPA2-PSK)

  HEX)
  (o) ASCII
  ______________________________________________

  I select ASCII then (Next)

  (9) he asked my key, I carefully enter (.. .slightly annoyed that the screen will not edge to allow me to see all the characters that I'm going home)..., then click on (Next)

  (10) I choose Auto IP, as during the initial setup I keep it as simple as possible... and then hit (Next)

  (11) to the top displays the following screen:
  ______________________________________________
  Network configuration
  Confirm settings

  name: (my SSID) (My MAC Address)
  AUTH: WPA2PSK encryption: AES
  key: (poster in my correct key, read and validated twice)
  automatic IP allocation (DHCP)
  _____________________________________________

  Completely satisfied with it, I select (Next)

  (12) the sony dashboard begins its Network Configuration / connection looking for the network and then...

  (13) the following:
  __________________________________________________

  Network configuration
  Failed network connection...

  wlan0 link is down
  did not get an IP address
  Internet is inaccessible
  __________________________________________________

  (14) in an attempt to solve the problems, I also tried to set up with a static IP address:

  static IP address:
  IP: 192.168.15.20
  Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
  Gateway: 192.168.15.1
  DNS1: 192.168.15.1
  DNS2: 8.8.8.8

  ... and the results were the same: "wlan0 link is down.

  (15) as a final step, I reset my wireless router to have no. SECURITY at ALL. Guess what? "wlan0 link is down.

  At this point, I'm at a loss for what I could do "evil".

  I welcome comments from other users, either to continue to solve the problem or sharing what you did to resolve your issue with connectivity.

  Thank you.

  c.

  Well, here I am, a moth and a half later.

  After speaking to Sony technical support...

  After sending the camera back to Sony...

  After having been informed by Sony that this point had problems, they need to replace parts, AND they were going to send me a new device to save time...

  I get a new, and it has exactly the same features / problem.

  So I try another router, same problem.

  Guess why?

  Because I have my network running "N" and it's a Sony wireless B/G device.

  Anyone who has mentioned in technical support... The point on the replacement due to damaged items was total BS.

  If you have a network of "N", it will recognize your SSID and even to recognize the security there.

  But it does not connect.

  Once I changed to a mixed G/N wireless environment, it connects.

  For example, you might say my own question... should have known.

  However, Sony sells a device "B/G" when almost everything comes standard "N"...

  Not cool, Sony... Not cool.