Intel Centrino 1000 bgn wifi adapter 'broken '? (on Z570)

On my new laptop (Lenovo IdeaPad Z-570), I have installed and working
fine (for about 2 months now), as the dual boot between Linux and Win - 7.

The wifi hardware is the Intel Centrino 1000-N, that plugs into the PCI-E card
location of bus. (I had the large bottom plate and examined the)
card, who has two sons, 1 white, 1 black and stands in his
slot with a single phillips screw. [Seems that they can put "lock-tight"
cement on the threads of the screw, the screw did not move.]

Here's my current dilemma: 2 days, while that started under Linux.
rather than tension, as usual, I closed the lid and went to bed.
In the morning, at the opening of the lid, I realized... hmm... maybe it was
hibernation (if I remember correctly).

So, I turned it off and then cold started upward. The wifi was not see
no signal at all. (Clearly the router/WLAN worked like my wife
laptop connected fine.) I grew up in a cmd, su command prompt ' ed, and
"iwlist scan" and has confirmed that there is a problem. Said that he could not
analysis via the interface 'wlan0', because the network was down.
I went in the ceni and walked through a re - configure and got:
'... cannot be set without wire-flags... impossible operation, due to the RF-kill'

Intrigued, I restarted, more to Win - 7, and she also couldn't see any wifi signal.

I checked the slide switch on the front dash Panel... it looked very well.
has been passed to the right. Slippery left causes an avant-panneau-LED
to go off, slide the switch to the right, causing an avant-panneau LED to
on. (I think I know that this switch controls bluetooth and wifi
devices. I have not played with the Bluetooth at all yet).

2 days ago, my conclusion was that the material 'broken' on the wifi adapter.

But now, my "instinct" is the thought that maybe miss me another possibility.
(for example a BIOS setting governs the wifi?) Could a misconfigured 'putting into hibernation'
the installer put the wifi adapter in statehood "firmware-level/BIOS-level-disabled"?
[for example such that neither OS can easily get the wifi adapter to see signals?]

TIA...

checked the fn + f5 to turn on the wireless?
also check the updates to the bios download page if there is place.

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