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  After installation of the software of printer ENVY, it prints fine wireless. But, when I turn off the printer my computers appear to continue to pick up the wireless signal. Arrow and circle continue. A PC XP and Vista 2.

  Can someone help me please?  Having the dizziness of all this spinning. When I turn printer on it stops turning.

  Help!

  Hey, Hey,.

  Thank you very much!!! You'll never know how much time I spent on this issue and I do not either.

  I had to enter the printer software to access the scan mode, but works fine on my 2 computers and my husband.

  We're going on a trip tomorrow and I just started thinking about our trip turns all the time on computer.

  Thanks again, Vicki:

• In more of microwave ovens and cordless phones... can TV, VCRs interfere with WIRELESS signals.

  WIFI & PHONES WIRELESS, ETC.

  In more of microwave ovens and cordless phones... can TV, VCRs interfere with WIRELESS signals.  I had to buy a cordless phone and it was always in the sealed box.  I was then with a laptop to the library branch when the librarian approached me and said that "even if unconnected cordless phones and microwave ovens, as well as TVS, VCRs and vacuums... can cause interference with the optimal speed of WIFI and efficiency... »

  Can someone explain if it is absolutely correct.  Of course, I politely responded that given that the laptop was still in its original packaging and seal (I had just bought and not even opened) and unplugged, it could not interfere with anything.

  Please specify.

  Thank you.

  Joe

  A non powered device (not plugged in, no batteries, etc.) cannot intervene in anything at all.  No power, no transmission, no interference. However, any electronic device can interfere to some extent with any other wireless signal, if it is running.

• How to enter a wireless signal and convert Ethernet cable?

  I'm totally bafled by the nomenclature of wireless gadgets and would appreciate help. I already have a wireless router that allows my laptop work anywhere in my house. My need is to recover the wireless signal and somehow get this signal into an Ethernet cable.

  The reason is that my DVR (Replay TV) connects to Internet via Ethernet (not USB) cable and I want to move to a place where it would be impractical to try the new wiring through the walls.

  Thank you!

  You need a "wireless ethernet bridge", like the WET54G, WET200 or WET610N.  Once you set up the device, just wire your DVR to it.

• Cascade 2 WRT300N and have both sends a wireless signal

  I searched the forums, discover different cascading routers and posed this question in a different way, but I don't know if I'll be able to use a 2nd WRT300N in order to broadcast a wireless signal if I connect it to my 1st WRT300N. Routers will be connected with about 50 ft 5 cat. Is this possible? I connect the ethernet port to the port ethernet or go eithernet port 1 to the WLAN port on 2? Any help would be appreciated.

  1. you're not technically a wireless router but only one wireless access point. A WAP610N or similar would be the better choice in this case.

  2. you can use a router as a simple access point and ethernet switch. Change the address LAN IP of the second WRT to 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.1. Disable the DHCP server on the second WRT. Then, connect the two LAN - LAN. Do not use the internet port of the second WRT!

• Pavilion dv6-1140ew: 1140ew button Mute and the wireless button disappeared

  My Mute button and the wireless button disappeared. They are neither orange nor blue, they are not highlighted.

  I did my Lalonde normal and regular cleaning. With the help of the manual I disasembled the phone until I could access the fan/heatsink and clean it with air preasured. After reassembling the laptop, I discovered that the two buttons are not appearing on the cover of the switch. I thought that I must have failed to plug something properly, but after checking twice, I am sure that everything is as it should be. The wireless card works perfectly, so are the speakers. The computer turns on automatically (I'm actually hit him), wifi works perfectly (well, I'm on it) scrolling volume works ok, so media buttons. But everything I try, I cannot get the Mute and buttons wireless to work once more.

  Any help would be welcome.

  PS.

  I tried the hard reset, with deactivation of all sources of power. Does not work.

  Hi @Schanez,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv6-1140ew Notebook and the Mute button and the wireless button not working not properly. This package contains the software that enables the quick launch on the keyboard to program buttons. Simply download and install sp46731.exe.

  Please let me know how it goes.

  By clicking on the Thumbs Up below, you can say thank you! .

  Thank you.

• Cisco Aironet 1131AG and measure access points to the power of the wireless signal?

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  We have about forty points of access Cisco Aironet 1131AG spread over four floors and they all have a static IP (BVI1) on the same SSID, customers will be on its own virtual local area network (dhcp on 3750 switch) and they use several channels (1,6,11).  Cisco Wireless Control System is pending. This wireless network should support roaming for customers (there will be Wi - Fi tags of multiple AeroScout and wireless laptops). To measure the strength of the wireless signal and wireless coverage on each floor. My questions are:

  1. How to measure the strength of the wireless signal: we must meet at least three APs available with signal excellent (I guess for the WCS needs that will determine the position of the client in the building)? We thought to use NetStumbler and a few laptops with wifi and measure as many points as we can as simpler thing. Or should we use something like Cisco Aironet Client adapters for our mobile phone and then use Cisco Aironet Client Utility (is it worth buying for our analysis and measurement)? Any other idea?
  2. What signal level should we consider for a good wireless (dBm)?
  3. That we should propose for authentication, authorization and management accounting? What happens to the roaming wireless? I did not quiteunderstand WCS, WDS and WLC-that should be used for above tasks?

  Thanks in advance.

  "Use the command on the AP" sh dot11 associations "will give you the clients associated with success.  If you add the MAC address of the client at the end of the command, you will get detailed information.  Look under "Signal Strength" and "Signal to noise".  Under the strength of the Signal, you want a value of-75 dBm or lower (lower values the better).  -76 dBm and is bad.  Under Signal-noise, you want a value of 25 dBm or more (values higher the better).

  To measure the strength of the signal, I use Airmagnet, but you can use Netstumbler or Cisco Wireless Site Survey.

• my printer will not get the wireless signal and so my laptop can not find print, what should I do?

  How can I make the printer get the wireless signal?

  1 Microsoft do not have printers - so it would not be my first option to ask in the forums to help MS.

  2. we have even less likely to help when you do not tell us what printer, what operating system, what router wi - fi or anything!

  I suggest that you follow the instructions in your printer manual, with operating instructions of your wi - fi router to work things out.  You should connect the printer via a cable to the wireless installation.

  If stuck try the support forums on the Web site of the manufacturer of the printer with the forums on the website of the manufacturer of the router.

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• Satellite L750 - low wireless signal

  I have a 5 day old L750 Satellite which can collect only 40% wireless signal less than 20cm from the router and loses signal total of about 2 m of him, turned to Toshiba support who suggested to the restoration of the system, did this and no improvement. Have you checked the Atheros driver and he said to his place to date, also checked the option to which has been suggested in other threads.

  The router is good because my vintage Compaq and ipad2 have full strength signal of several rooms by far.

  Please help as I'm pretty impressed with my first purchase of Toshiba and will return it if I can't solve this problem.

  Hello

  Have you noticed this problem only with the Eco Mode setting or also with power plan to high performance? This means that you must define * Maximum Performance * power option for the WLAN card in terms of power.

  Next to the update of the WLAN driver, you should also check the BIOS version. Take a look at the page if there is a newer version and if so try to update from Toshiba:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  Check this box!

• I have dell laptop studio - my wireless connection disappeared, I can always connect to the internet via etherrnet... Caddy

  my wireless connection disappeared

  Hi williamgriffith

  
  1. what happens when you try to connect?
  2. do you receive any error messages?

  
  You can check if the steps provided in the below assist items you identify and solve the problem.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-finding-wireless-networks
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/wireless-networking-frequently-asked-questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-low-wireless-signal-quality-problems

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• HP dv6-7010us wifi is not detecting wireless signals.

  A month ago I bought the computer hp dv6-7010us laptop. I stated it upward and checked the wifi options. He was able to see very well wireless signals. Then I installed a new operating system - windows 7 ultimate 64-bit. I installed all the drivers for it and everything was fine except for the wifi. The drivers are installed, but now it doesn't detect wireless signals. It keeps telling me "no connection is available. I went to multiple wifi access points where I KNOW there is a signal, but it does not detect.

  The current driver, I have for the wlan is AR9485 of Qualcomm Atheros 802.11b/g/n. A representative from hp support told me that I would have to order recovery dvd (yes I've eliminated the recovery disk) and restore the factory operating system so that my wifi works properly. It doesn't look good for me. This seems to be a driver problem. So I uninstalled the driver, returned the site official HP to try another wifi driver and installed the same driver that I had before... with the same result... no connection available.

  I'm stumped and could use some help.

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  OK so I ordered the HP restore disc last Friday... and he got here Saturday - HP GO!

  Anyway, I reinstalled the factory system, and of course wifi collecting wifi signals. I watched the pilot and it was the same one I had installed on my windows 7 ultimate - (but it wasn't). So I used a free software called 'dual driver' to backup all drivers factory... reinstalled my windows 7... double driver to restore drivers from the factory os and BLAMMO! My wifi now works with my windows 7 ultimate.

  So, my advice to everyone is backup all drivers factory until you wipe your system. Restore them after you install your own operating system.

• Wireless signal recognized but not internet connectivity: laptop HP 2000, model QE334UA, Windows 7

  I have a 2000 Notebook PC HP, Model # QE334UA, running Windows 7.  The wireless signal is showing all the bars at the bottom right, but I am unable connect wireless to what anyone (for example, any web browser, Outlook, Dropbox).  When you connect via a LAN, however, I have no problem.  Here are some details on what I tried:

  1.) this same problem occurs on all the networks I tried, even if the other computers are on these networks, is not a problem of router/modem.  Yet, I restarted those and nothing helped.

  Rebooted 2.) the computer.

  3.) done a system restore.

  4.) checked IPV4 settings make sure IP & DNS server addresses are configured to automatically get.

  5.) turned on and off the wireless on the keyboard button.

  6.) as gone with the Device Manager and press update driver software for all network adapters.

  7.) deactivated and reactivated all NICs.

  I have read many other forums - than where I got these ideas- and it seems a common problem, but I could not find an answer that works.  I'm not too technically savvy, so maybe I'm missing something, but any help would be LARGELY APPRECIATED, especially because my warranty just expired.

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• Satellite P500 - wireless card disappeared

  Hello

  I had a Satillite P500 with Windows 7 for a few weeks now and when I got it connected to my wireless network. However, there are a few days, the wireless stopped working completely and disappeared from the Device Manager - does not show the same as an unknown device. The wireless switch is enabled, but when you press fn + F8 nothing happens (wireless function key).

  I tried to update to the latest drivers, but that didn't seem to affect it. even tried a system restore back to when it was working, but cela does not work either.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

  Lee

  It looks like a malfunction of wifi module if it is not listed in Device Manager. To be sure it is hardware related issue, restore the factory settings. If it still does not appear, the wifi module is unemployed. In this case, contact the service center or buy the usb wifi dongle

• Computer HP laptop is not picking up good wireless signal after downgrading windows 8.1 for windows 7

  So far, I had a hell of a trip to the scene that I have (I managed to get windows 7 booted up and installed etc and then had to download drivers for a bunch of stuff that was absent because of the falling out between W7 and W8) but I need serious help/help - particularly nearby wireless network card drivers , but also in other areas, too.

  In short, the problem I have is that I had to download an ASUS 802.11n network adapter driver just to get my wireless works... and now it is not picking up signal unless the laptop is basically right next to the router.

  The router works fine - it's all new Virgin Media and I pick up the signal 5 houses down on my iphone.

  I guess the question I seek an answer to is if because the Windows 8.1 will no longer work and I had to install a * beep * ty Asus driver temporarily, can someone find me a suitable adapter for the following:

  PCI\VEN_14E4 & DEV_4365 & SUBSYS_2230103C & REV_01
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  PCI\VEN_14E4 & DEV_4365 & CC_028000
  PCI\VEN_14E4 & DEV_4365 & CC_0280

  Oh my laptop is a HP pavilion 17 by the way - and Yes, I used this site to get adapters but none seem compatible.

  After spending some time looking around more closely, I found a driver that solved my problem:

  http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/swdDetails/?javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.prp_bd9b6997fbc7fc515f4cf4626f5c8d01=wsrp-navigationalState%3DswItem%253Dob_133353_1&javax.portlet.tpst=bd9b6997fbc7fc515f4cf4626f5c8d01&ac.admitted=1411428691952.876444892.199480143