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• Not able to install the wireless adapter built on Tecra 8200

  Hi all

  I have a Tecra 8200

  After you have installed Windows XP Pro, the wireless adapter will be found as PCMCIA MTD-0002.

  I cannot install the drivers for the card of m.

  XP is SP2
  BIOS is 1.60

  Could someone help me what to do, thanks in advance.

  Brgds,

  Thomas

  Hello

  If you have the card WLAN MiniPCI Agere, the system needs to install the following registry key with the WLAN card driver:
  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE es\Pcmcia\Parameters]
  "IrqRouteToPciController" = dword:00000006

  I found a statement of installation:

  1. new installation of Windows XP Service Pack 2 package
  or clean install Windows XP Gold package and install Service Pack 2 update image on it.
  2 copy the TICardBusIrqRouting.reg on the system, and then click the file on the system.
  3. the following window will appear,
  "Are you sure that you want to add the information in xxxxx\DISABL ~ 1.REG in the registry.
  Then select "Yes".
  xxxxx is the location of TICardBusIrqRouting.reg
  4. the next window will appear,
  "Information in xxxxx\DISABL ~ 1.REG have been entered in the register."
  Then click on 'OK '.
  xxxxx is the location of TICardBusIrqRouting.reg
  5 restart the system

  Good luck!
  Good bye

• Satellite 5200 903 does not detect the wireless adapter

  Hello everyone,
  I wonder if anyone can switch me to it...
  Since I reinstalled the operating system (my XP pro SP2) PC seems not detecting don't nor the wireless adapter in the device under network adapter Manager.
  Also the light of the flexibility wireless no longer not.
  I also have problems to access the BIOS to check if the card is detected there, have not a Toshiba HW setup in Control Panel as described in the manual.
  Any suggestions?

  Hello Juliana

  The question is how did you install the operating system? If you use the restore CD to install all tools including Toshiba HW setup. If the unit is pre-installed with the Microsoft Windows XP Home edition CD, you must install all the stuff of Toshiba late.

  Just a little explanation about the wireless network card. Basically, if the wireless switch indicator turns not on s clearly indicate on hardware problem. I guess that the wireless card is faulty. Also check if the card is listed in the Device Manager.

  If you want to enter the BIOS settings pres ESC key at the boot routine and keep it down for a few seconds.

  Good bye

• Message: Sell another Application is controlling the wireless adapter

  Does anyone know how to move from one devices (using Configfree) to another wireless? A window opens and reads 'request to sell another control the wireless adapter.

  How do I changed the setting so I can connect to the device that is controlled?

  Thanks, Flopyear

  Hey,.

  To be honest I really don t know what you mean. What is wireless?

  What program tells you this information?

• Re: Unable to get the wireless adapter to work on my Satellite L550-1CC

  I'm getting bored with this laptop, I reinstalled windows 7 (32 bit) and can not get the wireless adapter to work.

  My router settings are perfect, my netbook is zero connection problems - the router is just inches away from the laptop most of the time - the laptop insists that there is "no available networks."

  This of course is BS, before I reinstalled windows I could pick up 3 other neighbouring networks as well as mine.

  Windows automatically installed the wireless network - I thought that could be the problem, so I downloaded the realtek driver directly.

  No difference. Always the small icon with Red Cross barred through it.

  I thought it could have been a hot key problem - so I installed the flash card driver that apparently controls the access keys (for some reason any).

  Shortcut keys still don't work - I could really care about that - it's just the wireless network I need.

  Thanks for any help I receive.

  > my netbook has zero connection problems - the router is just inches away from the laptop most of the time - yet the laptop insists there is "no available networks."
  After reading this sentence, I'm a bit confused. If there is no available WLAN networks how your laptop had zero problems to connect?

  One last thing:
  > Of course is BS, before I reinstalled windows I could pick up 3 other neighbouring networks as well as mine.
  What is the difference between the old and the new installation of Windows?

  In general the WLAN use is fairly simple.
  Wireless network card - must be installed correctly (listed in Device Manager
  WLAN card - must be enabled using FN + F8 key combination to activate the wireless network card
  -scan the available WLAN networks area, click on the button of your WLAN and use connect
  -put key WLAN if necessary and after a few seconds WLAN connection will work

  I did this many times on laptops preinstalled Win7 and didn't have any problems. On all laptop computers pre-installed with Toshiba recovery image (factory settings) is not necessary to change the WLAN settings.

• Message error "another sellers application is controlling the wireless adapter.

  Hello
  I have a satellite A100 309 and I am trying to configure wireless (intel pro wireless 3945 ABG) card using the intel standard configuration tool (windows one does not support it). I have the following error message «another sellers application is controlling the wireless adapter» I guess that there is a conflict with the windows WLAN utility but I don't know how to solve this problem.
  I tried to uninstall and reinstall the driver but no way...
  Someone at - it an idea?
  Thank you very much.
  JF

  I put t know how it works on your device, but I assume that your camera it is preinstalled tool Intel PROSet WLAN. Using this application you can configure WLAN connectivity. Windows operating system also has WLAN configuration settings.

  The fact is that the two who cannot be activated at the same time. If you use Windows settings, you must disable the Intel PROSet. Remember in front of Windows settings, the box is removed.

• HP ENVY x 360-15-u110dx: reset the wireless adapter

  I have a new HP ENVY x 360-15-u110dx and it is not connected to the internet. I have to constantly reset the wireless adapter. What should I do to fix this?

  @pjg31660,

  Hello and thanks for the display on the HP support forums.  Here is a link that should help you solve your problem.

  HP PC - Troubleshooting wireless network and Internet (Windows 8)

  Please let me know how things are going.

  Thanks again for posting and have a great day.

• Unable to connect to the wireless adapter should use LAN

  another computer or a laptop can use the wireless adapter, but one of my knees can't connect to it. I have to use the LAN cable

  Hello

  Maybe this can help, http://www.ezlan.net/wireless.html

• How to activate the wireless adapter

  I currently have a HP Pavilion 17 computer laptop with Windows 7 Professional.  A few times in the past in the unit's wireless adapter stopped working.  I don't remember what I did to get it working again, then however at this time I can not activate even if I followed all the steps to change the settings of the adapter on the network and sharing Center.  When I select Connect, it simply shows that it is not connected.  Nothing I have tried seems to help.  I have a unit of Belkin Wi - Fi that works and my laptop runs as long as I have an Ethernet cable connected.  However if I disconnect the cable from the laptop does not connect via wireless adapter.  In the past he would always stay connected to the Wi - Fi connection even if I disconnected the cable.  Please give me any thoughts you had to solve it.  Thanks in advance for your efforts and help.

  I just wanted to know that I found the solution to my problem with the help of a response of the same issue posted last year.  Repeated pressing the F12 key with the picture of an airplane on the wireless card.  Forgive my ignorance, but thanks to all who took time to try to help me.

  OldmanDon

• Connect the wireless adapter

  Recently, ive got an xbox 360, as well as the wireless card.  When I go to find my network, he doesn't go to the top on my list as one of the possible choices to connect to.  Ive tried with my friend and it worked, if it is not the xbox or adapter.  Ive also checked on the computer to ensure that the network is visible and not hidden not so I'm enough ideas. Any ideas?

  Hi cdawg7734,

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community. The question you have posted is related to the Xbox 360 system and would be better suited to the Xbox community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://forums.Xbox.com/

  Hope this helps,

  Kevin
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to activate windows Filter Manager norton (error message3039 65553) how to fix the driver to switch the wireless adapter

  Error message from Norton 3039 65553 filter manager not lit

  Disconnected Error Message wireless adapter

  IMO, this kind of response is yet another reason to remove all Symantec software 'security' of your computer.

  As far as I know, Microsoft Windows Filter Manager is software that is designed to be used by third-party developers (it is in this case Symantec) for simply integrating their software in Windows.  It is not controlled by the user.

  That said, it is possible (no guarantee) If you provide information in Event Viewer that relates to the crib of filter, someone here may be able to help.

  • Open the event viewer (start > run > eventvwr > OK)
  • Look in the Application logs and system warnings and errors
  • Double-click a warning or an error of knowledge (properties)
  • If the Filter Manager produces an error, it will probably be in the system log
  • When (if) you find an entry that relates to the Manager of Windows filters, click on the "copy" icon in the properties of the page (just below the up/down arrows) and paste the information into your answer here "

  But you should consider seriously really get Norton Removal Tool and Norton replacement with something else.

  Microsoft Security Essentials is a good free antivirus solution and eSet NOD32 Antivirus is a good business idea.

• The wireless adapter question

  I need a wireless adapter for my old desktop PC.  I think the WMP54G.  Old desktop has XP Pro.  Base of PC has Vista Ultimate.  Router is a WRT54GL.  Network is WPA2 encrypted.  I should have no problem, another adapter would be more appropriate?  Thank you.

  You can certainly go for WMP54G... It works like a charm with WRT54GL router... However, you must make sure that you have all the appropriate corrections NSB your XP computer to support WPA2 security... Your card supports WPA2 security...

• Reinstall the wireless adapter issues

  I just had to do a recovery on my system last night after serious problems and as such I am back to square 1. I am trying to reinstall my Linksys Wireless-G USB Network Adapter (model # WUSB54G S ver. 2) and unfortunately I lost my CD for it. I downloaded driver for v.2 data and tried to make a facility a couple of times and I can't get the adapter is properly recognized. Even attaching to the cable part of the network display anything. Is there a separate file, I'm only away/can get that is specifically for the adapter, since I don't plan on using the wireless monitor software? Any information on the situation would be greatly appreciated.

  Scratch that, figured it out. A letter was missing when I was the driver, fixed selection and now it's all workers

• Without sleep when the wireless adapter is enabled

  Hi all

  I have the HP HDX 18 t, and I just noticed that when I active wireless adapter, my energy plan is defeated because the laptop will not go to sleep. When I disable the wireless network adapter, the laptop goes to sleep very well according to the energy saving plan. I looked at the settings of my wireless card, and they seem appropriate: the computer is allowed to switch off to save energy.

  No idea how I can fix this problem? (The laptop has Windows Vista Home Premium, and I've updated with Service Pack 2).

  Thank you very much

  Linus Q.

  Hi all

  Today the laptop goes to sleep like clockwork and I think it's because of some advanced settings I changed last night. I changed advanced settings for two network devices, the device Realtek PCIe GBE and the Intel Wifi Link 5100. A combination of these changes must have done the trick. Here is a summary of the changes:

  (It worked with a scheme to save energy by which the screen turns off after 5 minutes; the hard drive try to extinguish in 7 minutes, and the computer asleep in 10 minutes).

  Realtek device on the Advanced Settings tab:

  Wake-on-Lan capabilities: None (thought I had previously tried without success)

  Shutdown Wake-on-LAN: activated (I think it's the default setting, so it was probably not a change)

  WiFi Link 5100 advanced device settings tab:

  Roaming of aggression: 1. low (it was on 6. Above, but there is only one access point legitimate I can connect, so I should not be traveling as far as I KNOW)

  Transmitting power: 2 medium-low (it was 5. Above, but there is no loss of performance at medium-low)

  Well, I think that it's all real parameters that I've changed, and I was surprised to see the laptop to sleep as it should, even when I'm connected to the Internet. But I'm glad it seems to work now.

  Thanks to Daniel and Bertbear for your willingness to offer suggestions. (My free upgrade to Windows 7 is already in the mail, but I can't even install it at this point).

  Thank you

  Linus

• Failure of the wireless adapter

  My wireless adapter keeps neglect and the console turns off.  He walks and stop using Fn + F5 does nothing when it failed.  It is reactivated when I reboot but fails again after a variable time from minutes to days.  Windows XP and Lenovo are fully updated.  I would appreciate any advice.

  Kind regards

  Rob

  ThinkPad T61

  CTO7658

  Intel PRO/Wireless 3945AG Network Connection

  Intel T9300

  WiFi means wireless LAN, which in your case is the Intel pro card, so this isn't the good drivers to uninstall.

  I am inclined to think that you have a thermal hardware failure, since you say that it works for some time during the first boot of the system. If reinstalling the software doesn't fix it, then you have a bad card, or even a bad system. It's a common part (intel pro 3945ag), I have some sitting on my desk, but it's a shame I'm half a piece of the world... but check to see if you can pick up local to you, would be the best way to know if yours is bad to replace just.  A used sells for about $5 here.