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• I have an 802.11n wireless Lan card and the strength of the connectivity is poor however my laptop compac has excellent connectivity which can do to get a good signal

  I just bought a new PC (foxconn) who has a 802.11n wireless Lan card, my connection is very poor but my connection on my laptop compac and iPad are excellent. Is there a way I can get a better connection with this lAN card?

  Hello

  Check with the assistance of FoxConn, their documentation and online drivers. Don't assume new products
  have up-to-date drivers.

  Are all Windows 7 computers?

  The router may also need a firmware update so check with its creator.

  I hope this helps.

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• network and wireless ethernet card problem

  I have a compaq 621 notebook.it has an ethernet connection from realtek and railink 802.11 wireless connection.  recently, I tried to set up a local network. But the lan connection wireless and ethernet connection to the local network gives a message "unexpected error occurred", every time that I right click on the icon. " IAM under WIN XP OS... network drivers are installed properly.

  If you leave a space between the % and the------in
  % systemroot % \system32\netshell.dll
  ^
  should be
  no space here
  This is probably why the command failed.

  Why not install service pack 3 years ago?  Despite the use of Kaspersky, your unprotected system is vulnerable to malware.

  Click Start > search
  Click 'all files and folders' and type netshell.dll in the "All or part of the file name" box
  Click the button next to 'advanced options '.
  Check the boxes for "Search system folders", "search for the hidden files and folders" and "Search subfolders".
  Click on the button "search".

  Netshell.dll found?  It should be in the C:\Windows\system32 folder.

  Repeat the above to search for ole32.dll (NOT ole.dll)
  Ole32.dll found? At least one copy should be in C:\Windows\system32.  Search can find copies in other folders, including some that may appear in blue.  Simply confirm that there is a copy of ole32.dll in C:\Windows\system32.  See-->

  

  If re - run the commands without the space does not fix things, please answer the rest of the questions:

  What are the names and versions of any other security software installed?

  Please provide a concise summary of the steps you have taken to set up a local network.

  Open the Device Manager (start > run > devmgmt.msc > OK)

  • Expand the "Network adapters" section by clicking on the + sign to the left
  • Double-click references to your card Realtek Ethernet and your Ralink Wireless card and report to what is displayed for each under "Device status" and "use of the device.

  Open network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK)

  • I guess that's where you get the error when you click the icon for the connection to the LAN (Realtek card) AND the wireless network connection icon (the card Ralink).  This hypothesis is correct?
  • What happens if you double-click on the icons?

• My wireless network card is disabled, and I don't know how to activate it.

  My wireless network card is disabled, and I don't know how to activate it. I have a laptop HP Pavilion Dv9000, which originally had Vista but I installed XP Professional on it. According to Wefi all I had to do is click Start and then click on connect to and right-click on wireless connection and click Activate. My problem is when I click on start... There is no connect to click the button. Anyone know where I can find my connect button?  Thank you!!

  Hello

  Try changing your preferences in the start menu.

  Click with the right button on the task bar > select Properties > start menu tab > and make sure that this Start Menu, menu classic start no is selected. Then check to connect to.

  Or, go to control panel > network connections. Find your wi - fi adapter and right click, select Enable.

• Re: Satellite P300 with Windows7 - wireless network card can not find my BT homehub

  After istalling Windows 7 on my Satellite P300 card wireless LAN Atheros can't find my bt homehub.
  I tried to change the channel on the hub and updated to update all drivers, but still no luck.

  Any ideas anyone?

  The wireless network card is properly activated?
  This BT hub is not known to me, but check settings WLAN hub and laptop and updated on both devices to run on the standard G only.

• Pavilion P6 - 2176 s: update the ralink 802.11n wireless LAN card

  Receive a pop up saying that there is an update for ralink 802.11n wireless LAN card.

  Is - essential?

  Bad experience with the update of things that were not crucial.

  Thank you!

  Hello @css321,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I read your post about the way your computer displays a pop-up message prompting you to update the installed wireless card. I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  If you encounter any issues connecting to a wireless network on your computer, I wouldn't count the update as crucial. If your computer is having problems connecting to the network, even if the problem is intermittent, it may be a good idea to install the update.

  I hope this helps, and if you have any questions or concerns do not hesitate to post back!

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• Wireless network card does not appear in the Device Manager on Satellite L50 - B - 1 DM

  Hello!
  I bought just new Satellite L50 - B - 1 DM, model number PSKTCE and installed on Windows 7 Professional SP1 64 bit. He came without OS installed and without driver installation disk.
  Problem is that Wlan card does not appear in Device Manager.

  For my Toshiba support model are 37 drivers and programs. I have already installed: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, all updates to Windows that appeared, SP 1, driver LAN, Toshiba Value added Package. And I tried to install all wlan drivers 4 in the list of "tool utility Intel ' also.
  Does not always display any connection without wireless WLAN card. Pressing Fn + F12 does not change. In "Network connections" is the only connection - LAN. No WLAN, no bluetooth.

  I have "Other devices" in Device Manager with yellow marks on: network controller; PCI device; PCI Simple Communication controller; SM Bus controller. USB controller; Unknown device (with Microsoft ACPI - compliant system location) and video controller.

  Any help would be welcome. Thanks in advance

  If it's not bad - just saw that my BIOS is version 1.70

• Satellite Pro L10 - wireless network cards are compatible?

  I have now managed to dual boot my older Toshiba L10 with XP and Windows 7.

  The existing wireless LAN card is not compatible with the Windows 7 partition and I use an external usb wireless.

  Does anyone have recommendations on an internal wireless card I can buy which can replace the existing one and is both compatible with XP and Windows 7 32-bit? Is it easy to replace one card with another?

  Hello

  Hardware upgrade on mobile machinery is very limited and most of the information you can get on an upgrade supported for RAM or HARD drive. Upgrade for all other hardware is not supported, so actually there is no info on the hardware compatibility.

  Nobody here can offer you a list with 100% compatible cards WLAN.
  What WLAN card is inside your old L10?
  Have you tried to install the drivers of Toshiba Portal Wlan WLAN - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/wlan/

  Download driver driver from here and install it. Maybe this will help you get the wireless network card is functioning properly.

• InPro Comm IPN2220 Wireless LAN Card - need driver for Vista OS

  Hello

  I'm new to the Forum and I think that it is just the place to get answers to my questions?

  OK, I use the laptop Toshiba Equium L10 and I just downloaded and installed the "public" version of Microsoft Windows VISTA beta 2.
  The installation went very well and it took about 40 minutes and considering that it is only a 1.50 GHz Celeron (M), which was very good, but I'm having problems to make a software/driver for my '' integrated '' InPro Comm IPN2220 Wireless LAN Card, so for now, I can not connect to the internet on this subject. (On the bottom of the laptop, it has ' FOXCONN T60N871 802.11 b/g W/LAN Card "which I think is the real name for 'InPro Comm IPN2220 Wireless LAN Card'.)

  I installed the software/driver LAN wireless from the utility CD, and although the software seems to be no problem, Windows does not detect the card and does not install the driver for it. I also tried Win Vista update, but nothing is found.

  Does anyone know ho to get the software/driver to install properly so that Windows Vista can detect the card and install the driver and software?

  If not, does anyone know of a driver updated for VISTA BETA2?

  I would really like to keep Vista Beta2 on my L10 so if anyone has some tips that will get my built-in wireless card works, I would be very grateful. (BTW, I don't have a 'wired LAN').

  Concerning

  Hello

  These days, a lot of users wrote vista and their experiences with the installation. As you know that officially there are no drivers available. I think that Toshiba will offer all the drivers at the point where vista is officially on the market.

  You can post on this tread http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=13771 maybe Brave will give you more information about the installation on its L10.

• Pavilion dv6 wireless network card drivers?

  I just finished reinstalling a new windows 7 64 bit on my laptop of uncles engaged. I reinstall the drivers and the only one missing is wireless network card driver. I run the scan on the HP site and it came not with all the drivers for the wireless adapter. It does not show that I have more drivers that need to be installed or updated. But still the wireless adapter does not work. I can't find the driver anywhere. Any help would be appreciated. It is a HP Pavilion dv6 laptop.

  Hello:

  You're probably not following the instructions to find the hardware ID for the letter.

  Here is the link for the driver, you need to map wireless in this model.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en & cc = us & prodTypeId = 321957 & prodSeriesId = 5060880 & prodNameId = 5060882 & swEnvOID = 4059 & swLang = 13 & mode = 2 & taskId = 135 & swItem = ob-105197-1

  I could find on the website of HP parts surfer and enter a product number for this model.

  Last listed item.

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=A6Y56UA

• Satellite P10 - 221: "absent wireless network card."

  Hello world

  I had this problem: the wi - fi network card is not present in the list of hardware, the installation of the driver (both Toshiba tools and Utilities CD and downloaded drivers) still fails. In the case of Toshiba CD it says "DON'T NOT updated the driver, Installation failed", while in the case of the downloaded drivers, nothing happens when I choose "Install" from the context menu (click on right .inf). The problem is: the wi - fi card is completely absent, the operating system does not, it does not matter where.

  Someone at - it had the same problem or knows the solution?

  Thanks in advance,

  WILLER

  Hello

  are you sure that you really have a wireless network card installed? Not all machines don't.
  Check the code under the machine. It is printed on a silver label and looks like this:
  PIII1000/256/20/14XT/D/LM/W

  This one is a 1 GHz Pentium 3 machine. Read your code and put it here and we can tell if it has a built in network RLR.

  BR

  Tom

• Satellite Pro A40 fell on the wireless network card; Damaged PCMCIA slot

  This morning my Satellite Pro A40 (Celeron 2.6) fell 40 cm. He fell right on the wireless network card that has been inserted. This card is still alive and so is the rest of the laptop, but the PCMCIA location is little damaged. I can insert PC cards almost completely, just the last piece (when the pins are) wrong.

  I removed the cover near the CPU, and there, I could see the inside PCMCIA slot; I could see the main part and the last part where the pins are. That little part as is pushed upward, as you can see in the pictures.

  I think I'd be able to fix myself this PCMCIA slot, but I can't remove it. I removed all the screws on the rear plate, but he is still blocked.

  Pics:

  PCMCIA slot

  The PCMCIA location; on the left, you will see the part with the pins, which is pushed upward. It's also what I see when I look at the pins in the PCMCIA slot. as they are pushed down, but I don't think they are folded.

  Wireless network card

  Wireless network card; It is a little damaged but it still works.

  Does anyone have an idea how I can remove the back plate, or another way to remove the PCMCIA slot and fix it?

  Hi Steve

  Well, I can give t well you not answer how you can just remove the PCMCIA slot.
  There are a lot of screws and to my knowledge, it is necessary to remove all covers and screws that are placed at the bottom of the unit and inside under the keyboard.
  Please check this specific device. Perhaps you have overlooked a few screws.

  But if it is impossible to remove the PCMCIA slot of the unit, I recommend to ask the service partner for a detailed instruction.

  Good luck

  Good bye

• ProBook 4520 s - exchange of the wireless network card

  Hello everyone.

  I think the exchange of the wireless network card in my Probook 4520 s, due to the low flow.
  So I searched for a while a 5 Ghz supporting the card and found out that I am only able to get in the "white" cards list working. Then I looked at this page:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=en & CC = US & objectid = c02487851 & jumpi...

  These cards can be any, that have been used in 4520 s. Mine (according to the Device Manager) is the Broadcom 4313 802.11b/g/n. This thing only supports 2.4 Ghz. Now, I looked at the list for a 5 Ghz supporting the card. I think that the 802.11A/B/G/N WLAN Intel HMC 572520-001 minicards can operate on 5 Ghz, because I read, that A appears only with maps of 2.4/5 Ghz. I read too, that maps of 2.4 / 5 GHz have 3 antennas, but on this card I only the slots for 2. Is this good? And this card would go into my 4520 s?

  Greetings,

  Colony

  Hi, colony:

  You are right about your statement about the cards being described as A/B/G/N dual-band.

  The best thing to do is look at Chapter 3 of your service manual.

  You can only order one of the cards listed as supported and it MUST have the HP reference on it or it won't work.

  I see only two possibilities for you...

  The 6200 Intel and Broadcom 4322.  Make sure you also get the part # that corresponds to what country you live.

  If your current Broadcom card has integrated Bluetooth, you will lose your Bluetooth capability if you order an integrated HP bluetooth module and probably the cable too.

  None of the dual-band cards have embedded bluetooth.

  Link to the service manual.

  http://bizsupport1.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c02439213/c02439213.PDF

  Then, you can order a card on the link below.

  If you do not live in the United States, you can change your country at the top of the page to yours.

  http://h20141.www2.HP.com/hpparts/default.aspx?mscssid=6857BCBBC4CD4470B9282F130A563697

  Paul

• Satellite Pro L450-13 q (PSLY1E) - XP driver for wireless network card

  The system has Windows 7 pre-installed and has Windows 7 recovery DVD.
  I searched online and found that some packages also include Windows XP Professional as a downgrade.

  This was not included in my package, I received.

  I managed to get most of the drivers for XP, including graphics and sound card.
  But at the present time, I have not been able to locate the driver for the wireless card.

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you very much... Mark

  Hi mate,

  I think that you should look for the Toshiba WLAN drivers WLAN Portal:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  Normally you will find all the drivers for wireless network cards in all laptops Toshiba so it s worth a try! ;)
  Moreover, what WLAN card you have exactly?

• Qosmio F10: Driver Installation does not detect the wireless network card

  I wonder if anyone can help before I phone supported again. My motherboard is dead and ASP replaced and recovered my laptop qosmio F10. Since having back, my wireless card did not work.

  Windows detects a "network controller" whenever it starts and gives me the opportunity to install it. I tried to install it by navigating in the 'tools and utilities' records CD rom for folders and subfolders of "Wireless network driver" and it still does not detect the card.

  I also tried to install using the cd rom web gui and selected the 'Pilot wireless network' link and then tried to install it. It opens a dos command prompt and try to install but comes up with the error "failed installation.

  I ran the customer service and they told me to run the qosmio recovery/then recovery of product/recovery of qosmio and again...

  I still don't the card wireless not yet installed. This happened to someone else?

  I tried already shot the drivers from the web, but with no luck... If a representative of customer service with the help of good technical knowledge that would be great, or if someone has encountered the problem too and he had fixed to the give me some advice...

  Thank you very much

  Sean

  Hello

  you see the card wireless as an unknown device in Device Manager? If this is not the case, perhaps that the card was not properly installed after replacing the motherboard.

  Sorry I have no other idea.

  Good bye