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• Where is the wireless switch?

  My mother has an Acer M3900 and she accidentally turned off the wireless switch.  The manual is useless and here on Acer.com it is said to use FN + F3 but his computer isn't a FN key.

  What other combination can I try?  I tried to find the setting, but it is a Windows 7 computer and doesn't have this feature.

  right click on the ethernet icon, choose open network and sharing Center click on change adapter settings on the left side, is your wifi adapter listed?

  If it is greyed out, right click and choose enable

• Cannot connect wireless or even turn on the wireless "switch" on my computer

  I recently installed a copy of Windows 7 Professional, yet the installation, I couldn't have the wireless network to connect to what either.  The first thing I noticed was that my wireless button (which is a touchscreen as a device on the top of my keyboard) was not on, can I turn it on, or do I not have the fn + f2 option.

  My computer is a HP Elitebook 8440p and regardless of what precedes, I proceeded to install drivers wireless on HP support site, they had to choose some and I ended up trying 3 which did not work.  I found a page of networking which showed these drivers wireless with a connection of sorts but closer examination revealed that the problem lied with simply turn on my wireless switch.

  LAN works fine (I'm here now) and the wireless switch control active if I turn on my any and hit him (orane to blue towers), but otherwise, I am astonished.  I don't think that the router is the problem, but it is a 'Fast' model... that's all I know at this point, although I'll try to find the type of exact model if its important.

  I think it's information pertienent, thank you for any help you can provide!

  My computer shows management I installed the drivers...

  In fact, I found the answer (I hope help you someone else with your post if the time is not lost)

  My wireless is fine, it turns off when I plug my ethernet cable.

  Appreciate the answer however.

• Re: Equium L40 - Windows 7 and the wireless switch

  I upgraded my Equium L40 to Windows 7 and now, wireless equipment and F8 function switch switch the WLAN on and outside. It is permanently.

  Also, even if it is enabled in the Windows 7 power options, close the lid won't be thecomputer to sleep. If I close it turns off the screen but doen't make Windows 7 options.

  When I upgraded to Windows 7, I chose the option to do as a new installation and therefore lost my Vista installation.

  I have download all the drivers for Windows 7 on the Toshiba site, even if there were not many.

  Is there something else I need to do for the WLAN switch and cover works with Windows 7? Any help gratefully received.

  See you soon,.

  Ray D

  > I have download all the drivers for Windows 7 on the Toshiba site, even if there were not many.
  What L40 you exactly (L40 - xxx). I just want to check if your model of laptop is fully supported for Win7.

• Satellite A660 Wireless does not work: how to turn on the wireless switch?

  Wireless to the new laptop just stopped working. When I press Fn + f8 it says: Wireless Communication is disabled. Please activate the Wireless Communication switch.

  I tried to disable and enable wireless, update (Realtek PCie FE family controller) and Broadcom 802.11n network adapter driver and load the default settings in the Bios but nothing has worked. The button on the top panel wireless is turned on and when I press the button, a window called support thoshiba button jump upward and said: the key has not been configured. But this happens to other laptops also (we have 8 portable type, even), it cannot use the wifi. What can I do now?

  Post edited by: Jenny_1

  Hello

  Please reinstall the Wlana driver and try again. (Do not to update to uninstall the old driver, restart the device and install the new drivers)
  In most cases these disorders Wlan is displayed if the WiFi driver does not work correctly.
  Given that all other laptops are ok, I think that it is a temporal matter in the registry or something like that

  PS: It is possible that the FN buttons do not work corectly. Therefore, you can reinstall the VAP (value added package) and support of card Flash Utility so in order to reconfigure the FN keys.

  Welcome them

• How to enable the wireless switch

  original title: wireless switch

  How can I turn my switch on wireless on my Sony Vaio VGC-JS110J model?

  It is the button in the bottom left. I think you tap it, but maybe it's move upwards or downwards.

• Activate Bluetooth using the wireless switch?

  Hello. Mine is Inspiron N5030 Laptop (New). When I try to install the driver of the blue tooth, he asks me "Turn on Bluetooth using Wireless Switch". I tried press f2 & fn + f2. But no change. I went to the BIOS and everything was correct and active. How can I get rid of this problem? Please help me!

  Meanwile: Problem solved

  The problem was not the bios, but the new installation of Windows that has used the wrong device.
  Directly linking the R273948.exe Dell driver has not solved the problem

  I did the following steps:

  1. make sure that Bluetooth is enabled in the bios

  2 removed the generic bluetooth device in Device Manager

  3. manually added the bluetooth device in Device Manager (for me it was the 365 dell bluetooth module)

  4A ran update 'setupbluetoothDFu in the unpacked R273948 driver.

  5. install the driver R273948

  Worked for me.  (Dell N5010 wind 7 64 Premium bios A12 version wow)

  Good luck

  Luke M

• Computer stops when the wireless switch is turned on

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M-35 S456 with Windows XP Home Edition.  When I turn on the switch on the bottom of my laptop wireless, the screen flashes blue with a message and then stops.  The computer tries to restart, but during the process of the blue screen flashes again and it stops.  If I switch the switch wireless to the computer will restart.  I am trying to connect to the internet via a router which is already set up and running.  All solutions?

  Hi MartinLaMarr,

  ·         What is the Blue error screen that you are talking about?

  ·         If so, have you noticed the blue screen error message?

  Check to see if the following is useful.

  Method 1: Unplug non-essential devices from the computer and restart the computer.

  Method 2: Try to select disable automatic system failure reboot since the options of start menu advanced to know the Blue error screen.

  a. restart your computer and start pressing F8 on your keyboard. On a computer that is configured to start to multiple operating systems, you can press the F8 key when the Boot Menu appears.

  b. use the arrows to choose to turn off the automatic restart in the event of system failure in the Advanced Options of Windows Start Menu and press ENTER.

  Method 3: Updated with the latest wireless drivers and other drivers of devices from the portable computer. Log in the Web of Toshiba site to do.

  Content Page Model - Toshiba Satellite M-35 S456

• Location of the Wireless Client

  Someobody told me that the Cisco wireless control system has a way of determining the physical location of wireless clients. Is it true for this and if so where can I find more information? I have big plans for this kind of instalation.

  It's true, but only if they are taller than 4'11 "...

  just a joke!

  Start your search here:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/wireless/products_category_buyers_guide.html#http :// www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/products_category_buyers_guide.html?linkpos=4#number_4

  The accuracy of the location & performance will depend very much of your deployment of AP

• connection to the printer located on the wireless

  My family has the connected printer on their wireless and I can not find this printer or connect. I don't know what I'm doing. I have windows xp and it's a dell 3100cn printer.

  Hi Katie,

  Try the following.

  Method 1: Check if you follow the right steps.

  a. click Start and then click Printers and faxes.

  b. click the Add Printer icon in the left navigation pane in the control panel. Click Next.

  c. click on the radio button next to a network printer, or a printer attached to another computer in the page Wizard local or network printer if it is not already selected. Click Next'button.

  d. click the radio next to to connect to a printer on the Internet or on a home network or office. Enter the IP address of the printer wireless into the text box next to "URL." Click the Next button.

  e. Follow prompts of the wizard to complete the configuration and complete the process.

  Method 2: Follow the steps in the article mentioned below.

  How to use Windows XP to share a printer with other people on your network

• Photosmart Prem C310 install problem, printer is located on the wireless network but don't see iMac

  Try to install this printer. It works via USB, but when I get to the step of configuring wireless and you're

  said to unplug the USB cable, it gives me the following, not accessible DEVICE... The network configuration has been correctly transferred to the device. However, to continue to configure the network device, your Mac must have access to the device. So please make sure that your Mac has access to the network: "mynetwork" and try again.

  The printer is on the network end def (I can ping ok), but the MAC can not see wireless and wont print. I've seen a few threads with similar issues and they suggest wiring the IP address in the printer setup process, but that does not work for me either. Very frustrating, any help would be great

  It could be disregarded in charge of your router BT of Hello.

  Let's try present first, if:

  1 reboot the router to BT by pulling its plug momentarily.

  2. download and install this: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL907

  3. restart your Mac.

  4 reset the printing system:

  -Go to System Preferences > print & Scan
  -Right (or control) click in the rectangle listing your printers and select Reset Printing System.
  WARNING - This will remove ALL your printers!
  -Select the sign more to add a printer. Select the default tab on the top of the window. Search for the printer, select it, and then beside the dropdown 'Use', select the model of the printer (not AirPrint). Wait for the 'Add' button becomes available. Until it clicks.

• Press f8 on my computer toshiba laptop is wireless. It shows the wireless is turned off and turn on the wireless switch. Where or what is this switch, please?

  Will be grateful for any help and tips thank you

  It's different on each brand and model of laptop, so you don't have to read the user guide to find out.  Look under Start-> all programs-> Toshiba-> support recovery & -> user guide.  That's where it's on my Satellite L755.

  Good luck.

• Satellite L600: How can I turn off the Wireless Communication switch?

  Hello! Would be very grateful for any help... After struggling for 3 months that I finally registered here in the hope of getting help.

  I have a new Satellite L600 / Win7 Home Premium.
  My question is that I don't know where the wireless switch is to turn off COMPLETELY wireless.

  Whenever I start the wireless (orange) light turns on automatically.
  I have to wait until finish and turn off manually by Fn + F8.

  When I opened ConfigFree (or doctor of connectivity), the diagnosis on the left bottom says [STATUS"switch of Wireless Communication: WE]
  This tells me that the main switch is somehow always THERE.

  Twice I called Toshiba and they couldn't find it either.
  They said that the new versions of the BIOS does not...? And for this model, there is no physical switch built on the PC itself.

  I have looked everywhere and did the following:

  (1) disable the adapter in Device Manager.
  (2) in HWSetup, where there used to be an option to click on the switch wireless off, he's gone.
  (3) I went into the BIOS setup and could find nothing remotely related to without wireless/bluetooth to switch.

  I wonder why there is a wireless laptop with light permanently? But if it is enabled, there must be a way to turn it off. Press Fn + F8 every time at startup is not a long-term solution because the risk is that I'll forget someday).

  My last laptop was hacked until it's an absolute priority that I know how to disable all wireless functions. So even if I have to do through the commands, I'll try it. In addition, I do not know if anyone else experience the same thing with this model, or is it a default of my particular PC?

  Any help or even experience will be much appreciated, thank you.

  I disabled the card in the Device Manager.

  When I opened ConfigFree, connectivity doctor tells me the Wireless Communication switch: WE

  > My question is that I cannot find where the wireless switch is to turn off COMPLETELY wireless.

  There is no hardware switch that would allow to enable or disable the WiFi network.
  WLan can be turned on and off using the FN + F8 key combination.

  > When I open ConfigFree (or doctor of connectivity), the diagnosis on the left bottom says STATUS\ ' Wireless Communication switch: on it tells me the main switch is somehow always WE.

  What is the status of the WLAN if you check in network connections?
  The WiFi network is always on?
  If not then the WiFi connection turned off and I wouldn't be worried by the fact that ConfigFree says that it s THERE.

  Of course, you can disable the wireless network adapter in Device Manager. Just mark the Wlan card under network adapters and turn off your device. But believe me; It s enough to do using FN + F8 ;)

• Equium A60-155 wireless switch

  I'm confused as to how the wireless switch works on the A60 because it won't drag in all directions... I don't know how I'm supposed to turn wireless on. Maybe I am doing something wrong... anyone got any ideas?

  Hello

  Yes. You must buy the wireless USB key or you can use the wifi PCMCIA card. USB is not expensive and installation is very simple.

  Good bye

• ConfigFree on Satellite A80: wireless switch is OFF, when its actually

  I've seen several comments on this problem, none of them is resolved.
  I'm running an A80. Until I updated the driver wireless and Configfree, Configfree has worked well.
  Now, however, no matter what I do, any driver, I installed, or what version of Configfree, now they all insist that the wireless to cut when it is indeed running.
  Everything except the Radar works very well. Even now, I am connected to the wireless network.
  However - by selecting the Configfree Radar showed the error message
  "Wireless is disabled. Please activate the wireless communication switch.

  It drives me crazy. I spent three days on this problem. I guess that's not really necessary, because it is only a display - but I want it to work! :-)
  I am a very experienced user, but this one is difficult. because I suspect its software based really.
  I can't believe that in the world, with many people to see this problem, that Toshiba does not found the difinitive this problem cause and posted a fix.

  In summary.
  With original features such as pronounced - it worked and displayed near the wireless stations.

  After the upgrade to the latest drivers wireless and Configfree - Configfree actually works but WILL NOT operate the Radar, because he insists on the fact that the wireless switch is DISABLED, when in fact it is powered.

  I tried everything, including the FN + F8 - which also seems to be unresponsive. But it could be another problem, I hope. Not interested in this, because the wireless is still on.

  If anyone has a solution that works, I'd love to hear about it.
  Thank you
  Robert

  Hello, Robert

  In my opinion ConfigFree is one of the best utilities offered by Toshiba. This utility is pre-installed, I think, on all models of laptops Windows XP Home edition, and I can't imagine that there is a bug.

  All of the tools and utilities that you can find in recovery image is suitable for each model of laptop, tested and I really can't imagine that such bug may be there. It is very interesting that you wrote on update. Sorry but I checked the original version and the version offered on the Toshiba download page, and they are absolutely identical (ConfigFree V5.00.45).

  I use two Toshiba laptops, both with WXP and I use the CofigFree version that is included in the recovery image. It works perfectly and I see no reason for update (if this update exists, but I don't believe that).

  So it will be interesting to know what version of ConfigFree you use and where you have founded an update. Please be so kind and give us more information about this update.

  Maybe a few links to other multiple posts may also be useful.