Laserjetpro m252dw: printer says network cable unplugged when plugged into a wall outlet

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  Hello

  I have the same problem if I stand for laptop and access point at the same time. If the access point is already in use, the connection is established shortly after. First the access point must establish a connection to the modem. Now the wireless connection is not available.

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• Startup gets "Network cable unplugged" on mini-PCI Wireless card

  I recently installed a Netgear DG834GT wireless router and now have intermittent problems connecting my Tecra 9100. If the 9100 has been off for awhile (like overnight), when I restart I get always "Network cable unplugged" for the wireless connection. Reboot several times (anything from 3 upwards) I finally get connected to the router and everything then works fine for hours. Even a quick restart at this point (that is, once that the wireless adapter is connected) does not cause a problem, but as soon as I leave the stop of the machine during a time he fails again on restart.

  There are no errors in the event log.

  I am using wireless mini-PCI cards and have already updated to the latest version of the driver.

  Any ideas gratefully received, for now every morning is a 20 to 30 minutes of rebooting frustration trying to get my connection work.

  (Running Win2K professional)

  Hello

  As far as I know, the unplugged network cable message just for LAN (Local Area connection-LAN) and not wireless.

  If you want to check this map to disable LAN in Device Manager. After starting the laptop turn on the wireless card, check the status using the FN + F8 key combination. Wi - Fi is activated after a short time, you should be able to use your wireless network.

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• Dell Inspiron 2650-system of operating Windows XP. I am unable to connect to the internet. Status: Network cable unplugged. Where did this cable located on the laptop?

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  You have a router/network to connect to and a cable network to connect with?

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  Hello

  'Local Area Connection network cable Unplugged' is a message that applies only if you use an Ethernet cable to connect to the router.

  See the documentation for your wireless adapter to find out how to connect wireless. Or number of the brand and the model this adpater for additional help.

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  Good morning guys!

  The issue now is to get my control.

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