Re: L20 series loses wireless built in wireless card?

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• Satellite Pro L20: Where the wireless card?

  Hello

  I bought my Satellite Pro L20 about 4/5 months ago, second hand and then I saw that the wireless is not working and that by looking for the system on which there is no card wireless isn't installed. I am looking to buy one to replace it, but I don't know where to find the wireless card. Can someone guide me please where to install the wireless card?

  Thank you
  Sam

  At the bottom of the unit, you will find a cache location WLan.
  Under this coverage, you will find a place for the insertion of the card.

  In the user manual, you can find a beautiful photo. It shows the right position...

• Satellite L505 - 10K lose wireless card comes and goes

  Im having a problem with my new Satellite L505 - 10K.

  I lost my internettconnection when I was surfing. So I tried to fix it. The computer did not map.
  Then I rebooted (3 times), is still no map. the key 'FN and F8' was disabel (are not when I press FN)
  I looked in the device under network adapters Manager: only Realtek PCi Lan was which are listed there.
  So for me it looks like not the card has been broken. but when I take the computer to a walk in another House to get help. then the card is back.

  Is this a problem anyone knows?
  To me, it looks like a connection inside the computer problem?

  Hello

  To be honest, I also don t know the reason for this, but first, I would try to update the WLAN driver. You can find it on the Toshiba site.

  Also, make sure that you use the latest version of the BIOS.

  In the worst case there s a hardware problem and you need help, but authorized service I guess that your laptop is under warranty, the repair should be free.

• Satellite Pro 4300 series - is there an available wireless card

  Hi all

  New to this forum I bought an old laptop Toshiba Satellite Pro 4300 series recently as a starter machine for my son. The computer is currently connected to the internet using 3Com Megahertz 10/100 LAN PC Card PCMCIA 3CCFE574BT with dongle connected through hub speedtouch.

  Can someone tell me if there is a PC wireless card that I can use with this machine without having to connect wires in the hub.

  See you soon

  Hello

  As far as I know, the machine does not support the Wlan and has not been equipped with all Wlan cards.
  If you want to connect the computer to the WLan router then I would recommend using a USB WiFi key that would be the simplest solution.

  There are different sticks USB Wlan that supports different Wlan standards; 802.11 B or G, you must choose one that is compatible with your WLan router.

  See you soon

• Wireless card no longer works on Equium l20-197

  Hello

  Initially, I posted the problem I have on the US site, I didn't know that there was a site for europe.
  The long and short of it is my wireless card no longer works
  Here are the details on the hyperlink below and solutions of attempts, none works so far

  http://forums.Toshiba.com/T5/networking-Wi-Fi/wireless-problem/m-p/158046/highlight/false#M9476

  If someone can add something?

  Thanks in advance
  Kevin

  Hello

  According to the post in the US forum, the WLan card is not visible in the device under network adapters Manager. Right?
  You can see an unknown peripheral or Ethernet controller in Device Manager?

  If so, then check this Toshiba HowTo identify the unknown device:
  [How to identify an unknown device (e.g. LAN wireless module)? | http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=78]

  If you don t have any unknown devices and if the WLan card still isn't in the list, then I guess the WiFi chip is defective.

  In this case I recommend using a solution just as the use of external USB WLAN.

• HP Envy 15 with Ralink RT3290 loses wireless n If windows updates 8

  I have a HP Envy 15-j040eo that has worked well until about two weeks ago, but there is no longer recognized my wireless-n. At this time, I win 8.1 64 bit with automatic updates. Other computers and iPhones is always recognized my wifi.

  After spending hours and days with the support of HP, we finally did a complete reset of the computer. Now I have Windows 8 with the works of disabled and wireless-n updates very well until I allow windows to date. If windows is allowed to update the computer does nor recognize the network. With other networks - n or with cable it works fine. The only way that the HP Support and I found get wifi work is to reset the computer. If I only update the wifi still doesn't work.

  The wireless adapter is a Ralink RT3290 802.11bgn and it works with the driver 5.0.25.0 on windows 8. When I had first of all the question I tried to update driver V5.0.46.0 but he still has not found the wifi-n in windows 8.1.

  BIOS is updated to the latest version and even if I turn auto updates of the network was cut when the upgrade of Windows 8 to 8.1 but on Windows 8 it works until I decide not to update the wireless adapter driver.

  As I'd rather have 8.1 and updated windows up-to-date with automatic updates; How can I configure to always work with wireless-n?

  Hi PMR.

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  I understand that you have problems with your card wireless after the upgrade to Windows 8.1. I'll be happy to help you with that. One of the things is recommended when upgrading is deleting or disabling all USB devices one thing that many people do not know is that the wireless card uses an internal USB connection. So, before you upgrade either your device manager under network adapters find Ralink RT3290 wireless adapter. Then right click and select Disable. With the wireless you will need to connect via Ethernet temporarily. Once the update is completed, activate the card and install this driver Ralink RT3290. Give that a try and let me know how it goes.

  Thank you

• Dual AC Wireless Card for DV7-7212nr

  Looking for a dual-band and/or AC reference number card wireless that works with this portable "lockdown". Really appreciate it!

  dbroman3 wrote:

  Is this a fact?

  I have 3rd generation Intel Core i7-3630QM processor and said about 10 months ago that nothing works like HP does not allow.

  Obviously, I am hopefull that your are correct, but do not want to lose $35 on something that will not work.

  PS my craving came with Ralink RT3290

  Thanks in advance for confirmation!

  Yes, it is a fact. I couldn't it believe me because the old 6000 series were always the white list. I tried 4 different Intel (6200, 6300, 6235, 7260) wireless cards and all worked on my Dv6-7000 which is a processor Intel Ivy Bridge computer laptop like yours but only 15.6 ".

• Satellite Pro L300 - wireless card does not work under Ubuntu

  Hi all,

  I want to know what is the model of my wireless card. I need to know because I need the driver of windows for Ubuntu. I see on the internet for the L300 series, we have a lot of wireless card... I want to know what is the card of my pc.

  Thanks a lot and best regards

  LOL: D you're funny type. Please don t do it harder they are.

  There are many opportunities to find out what card WLan has been inserted.

  The easiest way is to check the bottom of the unit.
  There are a lot of different labels and on one of the labels you should see a WLan card model or part number.
  Take this number it in the google search and google for this field.

• Satellite P10-831 wireless card

  Hello!
  I bought my Satellite P10 831, a year and I was very happy about it. But then I tried to use my wireless card (it is an Atheros I believe)...
  The problem is that my computer can't even find the card. In the unit where everything is listed there is no wireless network card. If I try to install the driver on the CD from Toshiba says:
  NG - driver was NOT updated!
  (INF file may be incorrect or invalid)
  Failed installation
  Please help me!

  Hello bene

  As far as I know Satellite P10 831 is just ready WLAN. This means that WLAN antenna is there, but you have to buy and built in wireless network card. If the card is not listed in Device Manager that it certainly isn't here.

  If you want to check Toshiba page http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com. Under the heading Products > Option & Accessories > Communications you will find a list with all wireless network cards. Check if some of them is compatible with your model of laptop.

  If you need more help please write again.

  Good luck!

• Equium L10 does not recognize any PCMCIA wireless card I install

  Hello

  I just bought a brand new Toshiba Equium L10 and I can't get any wireless card to install. I tried different models of Belkin, Netgear and MSI, which works perfectly well on other laptops, but not on this one.

  The L10 is a clean build of Windows XP SP2 directly from the retailer and I am using the following steps to install the wireless network card:

  1. start Windows XP SP2 and log in as administrator
  2. run the software for the wireless card
  3. Insert the wireless card

  At this point, windows only recognizes the card as an ethernet adapter wireless and will not install the drivers. Even if I manually install and specifically point to the correct directory, it fails to pick up the pilots still and says that there is nothing in the directory for the material that I install.

  I have the latest version of the BIOS for the L10 and have tried all the following features without result:

  1. disable the legacy USB support in the BIOS
  2 disable built in ethernet
  3. run the Diagnostics of PC from Toshiba (reports that everything works just fine including PCMCIA)
  4 rebuild provided using DVD from Toshiba laptop

  Does anyone have an idea what could be wrong? It drives me crazy and I've never had this kind of problem with any other laptop. Is this a defect known with Toshiba laptops and what is the solution?
  Is this a problem with Win XP SP2? Is my laptop defective?

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  K.

  [Edited by: admin April 6 06 06:51]

  You can post the details of this card?
  Have you contacted the manufacturing of PCMCIA card for support? Maybe there is a new version of driver for this card.

  I've noticed some problems with Vodafone on a Satellite P10 PCMICA card. This card caused a blue screen on the unit. Well, the deactivation of the hyper-threading technology in BIOS has solved this problem. On other maps, the new version of driver also solved some strange problems.

  However, what I would say it is there are a lot of things that could be a bad influence.

  First of all I recommend you ask the card to support manufacturing.

• Pavilion DV6T - B 6, 00 QuadEdition: update my centrino N-1000 wireless card (do you want with bluetooth)

  I want to improve my wireless card, currently Intel Centrino N-1000, one with bluetooth. I saw a lot of people do and replace it with an Intel Advanced-N 6230 on different computers, but I am also aware that this can cause problems with my BIOS. If anyone can tell me if it works with my computer

  I have a HP Pavilion DV6T - B 6, 00 Quad Edition CTO Entertainment notebook PC with

  Core i7-2670QM CPU @ 2.20 GHz

  8 GB ram/memory

  Intel 3000 Graphics and AMD Radeon 6770M

  Running Windows 7 Professional, although I would not want to mess with dualboots and other operating system a few times

  I'm open to suggestions of any other wireless cards that have built in bluetooth because I hate the external bluetooth dongles.

  I have (of course the HP modified version of) Insyde H20 Bios F.1C

  I wasn't able to find the required information on the HP website for the life of me!
  If someone could help me out, I would be really grateful!

  Thank you

  -Nick

  nickhilgupta wrote:
  Do you happen to know which card will work?

  I don't think that any card WiFi dual band (5 GHz) will work. The best option for you is Intel 1030. It's the same chip as the 1000 but combo with bluetooth. Reference number: 631956-001. This part number is indicated in the manual as Intel 6230.

• How to install mini-pci in 1955-S805 wireless card?

  I am installing a new mini-pci wireless card in my Satellite 1955-S805. I was able to lift and remove the black band brilliant above the keyboard and unscrew the two screws holding the key on the keyboard. But under the keyboard is silver metal. It doesn't seem to be a way to go beyond that. Everything I read seems to say that the mini-pci card under the keyboard.

  Anyone know how to install a mini-pci card in these books of 1955-S805? Or does anyone have a manual on this model?

  Thank you
  Pat

  Hi Pat

  I don't know, but you have an American model. I have laptop 1900-703. This is a European model, and I had no problem to install the mini-pci wireless card.

  Your device also has a wireless keyboard. Am I wrong?

  If you want a built in wireless card, you must remove the laptop keyboard using keyboard left and right of your unit releases. After that, you can see small cover on the place of the keyboard and this cover are fixed with a screw. This small undercover he has wireless card slot.

• Satellite P200 - update wireless card

  Hello

  can anyone help? I want to upgrade the card wireless in my laptop n wireless, but I have a problem. I can't find where it goes.
  I took all the above the bottom access panels, but I can't find anything.

  Can someone point me in the right direction :)

  TIA

  Hello

  I think that you do not find the installed wireless card because it is hidden under the keyboard.

  But if you remove the keyboard and to upgrade the WLan card by yourself, then you will lose the warranty. You want to lose the warranty?

  If I was you I would ask an authorized for this task.
  What is your opinion?

• Can I upgrade my laptop of HP ENVY 17-j092nr a wireless card that supports the 802.11ac?

  I have a HP ENVY 17-j092nr Notebook PC with the wireless stock card.  Is it possible to upgrade the card to one that supports the 802.11ac?

  Mikeeeyy wrote:
  

  I have a HP ENVY 17-j092nr Notebook PC with the wireless stock card.  Is it possible to upgrade the card to one that supports the 802.11ac?

  Hello

  This model series is not the whitelist and you can use virtually any desired wireless card. Intel 7260AC for example...

• Can I install a wireless card in my Satellite P30-141 wireless Bay?

  P30-141 does not come with wireless capabilities and I can't follow all the cables of wireless antennas that must reside in the top cover of the machine, but I would like to know if it is possible to undertake my own installation of a toshiba wireless card? Would anyone out there know of a specific wireless card model / reference number that could be used to do this? I am quiet happy tinkering around inside the machine, like its four years past the warranty I think I already replaced the LCD once, so I'm pretty familiar with the guts, just can't find any documentation on this component getting in this particular machine.

  Any advice would be a great help!

  Hello

  As far as I know the number of units of the Satellite P30 series were equipped with card WLan.
  So I think that the motherboard must contain the necessary PCI WLan mini slot.
  But the question is if this unit was equipped with the WLan antenna.
  If there is no cable antenna (black, white) near the miniPCI location, then this would mean that the WLan antenna is not available and this means that you could not install the card miniPCI Wlan module.
  Without the antenna you will receive no WLan signal!

  Why you n t try a USB WiFi key? It s in use and you don t just any external antenna.