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• wireless connection between House and netbook hub

  My bt Home Hub wireless to my netbook connected very well until my nephew borrowed and place a mobile usb talk, since I received my netbook behind him his does not connect with either my home hub or the mobile connector?
  Help, please! Thank you very much

  Hello Angela,.

  Sorry, the information I gave is for Windows Vista because that is what this Forum has been set up for.

  However, you receive the error done reference Microsoft KB 871122 Knowledge Base article.
  If please click the URL below and follow the steps described in the article.

  871122 KB - error message when you try to run the Network Setup Wizard update for Windows XP Service Pack 2 or Windows XP Tablet PC 2005 Edition wireless
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/871122
  
  If your computer or your wireless network card came with its own wireless network software, follow these steps:

  1. click on start and run, type ncpa.cpl, and then click OK.

  2. click on network connections.

  3. in the network connections, select your wireless connection, and then click on change settings of this connection.

  4. on the wireless networks tab, click to select the use Windows to configure my wireless settings check box.

  To start the automatic Wireless Configuration service, follow these steps:

  1.	Click Start, click Run, type %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc/s and then click OK.
  2.	Double-click Wireless Zero Configuration.
  3.	In the startup type list, click Automatic, and then click on apply.
  4.	In the service status area, click Start, and then click OK

  Another article to look for troubleshooting:
  313242 KB - how to fix wireless network connections in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313242

  If please reply back and let us know if the article helped with your question or if you need further assistance.

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

• Loss of wireless connection between Mac and Office jet pro 8500 has more

  My printer has been successfully implemented with my mac but loses the wireless connection.

  I'm on OS X Lion (but the same problem happened with Snow Leopard).

  My router is provided by BT Vision.  Also on the original hub is an apple TV and phone 3 handsets.  I don't know what channels to use them and do not know how to find out.

  Network Setup page shows no problem, but the mac cannot connect to the printer.

  Any suggestions please?

  If the printer has a valid IP address (not 0.0.0.0 or 169.254.X.X) then it is always connected to your network.

  If your router is a BT HomeHub, you're not alone.  A lot of people on these forums have had trouble with them and most of them that I couldn't help.

  The only kill-TI-dead solution is to buy a standard router (Linksys or Netgear), attach it to your BT and connect everything to the new router.

• Officeject Pro 8610: Wireless connection between IMAC and Officejet Pro 8610

  I've had this printer for about 6 months now and was hoping a firmware update would happen to solve the problem but didn't.

  I use the printer wireless for all my devices in the House. My Windows devices connect you to the printer very well and print correctly. But for my main computer, which is a 27 inch iMac running El Capitan 10.11.5, I have to "trick" the printer to print from the iMac. It will not keep a session open between the two wireless.

  To use the printer, I keep a blank sheet of paper on the scanner and then reach over and hit "Copy", which then copies the blank paper. During the copy process, I then print everything that I need to print my iMac and it works fine, but 20 seconds after that work is done, the connection is lost between the printer and the iMac.

  I see a lot of questions about it on the HP Support forums, but no one come up with a Solution from HP. Hard to believe knowing that the company that I work uses HP to support the business and buy huge amounts of material of can solve this problem bit between a printer at home and an iMac.

  Would love to hear that a solution is near, or perhaps you must meet your hardware sales that this printer is not compatible with Mac OS. Would have saved me some money and frustration by buying do not.

  Hello

  The printer is fully compatible with Mac OS X, it is more probably relies yoru router or configuration.

  Uses of the devices Apple Hello to communicate with the printer, these require your router to support such a.

  Some routers do not support such an and some may need to be configured properly for such.

  I order to underestand better capabilities of your router, which is model and yoru router barnd?

  In the meantime go to System Preferences > printers & scanners and click the sign more.

  Click the IP tab, and then select the HP Jetdirect Socket Protocol.

  Type the IP address of the printer in the address bar and click Add.

  Note: you can find the IP address by typing on the Ethernet icon or wireless on the front panel of the printer.

  You can print using the newly created queue?

• Wireless connection with XP and boot camp on a Macbook pro - help

  MacBook pro with Snowleopard.

  Windows XP is installed (with service pack 2).
  Boot camp works.
  ' T do the wireless / internet.
  Can you give me a step by step that works?

  Hello

  • It worked before?
  • What were the changes made before the issue occur?
  • What is you receive the exact error message?
  You can check these links:
  Step 1:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702
   
  Step 2:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313242

• between my computer and router wireless connection (vista, premiem windows 7, 64 bit)

  Hey I recently had problems with my connection Wireless between my computer and the router.
  Normally off during the night is not connected to my router or on the internet the next day.

  I have been in close contact to my isp provider and have received a new router and reset my wireless Internet services provider site but I'm still having problems. I have also updated my drivers for my wireless on my laptop Hp G62 and have found that it will not cut when I do not shut down or sleep during the night.

  When you try to solve the problem, it will come back with "problem with the adapter or wireless access point and then asked to disconnect the power to the router. After doing this it will be fine all day.
  I do also to turn a blackberry 9000 "BOLD" and see first thing in the morning if the wireless is connected or not.

  ask for help, here is my last option I have been through everything and had an expert look at my computer where he found nothing wrong with my computer or wireless set up settings.

  any help or advice would be great

  Hello

  1. do you have problems connecting with Windows 7 or Vista?
  2. you remember of any change to your computer before the problem?

  Make sure that there is no interference between your router and your computer. For example. Mobile phones, like the mobile signals could conflict with your router signals and therefore no connection to your computer.

  You can uninstall and reinstall the Device Manager wireless network card.
   
  To uninstall the wireless device manager,
   
  a. Click Start, type device manager in the search box of start and press ENTER.
  b. Locate the network adapters and expand the same.
  c. Select the wireless connection, right click and choose uninstall.
  d. restart the computer, if prompted.
   
  Pilots should settle automatically after the computer restarts.

   

  Now you can install the latest wireless drivers and check if this solves the problem.

• HP OFFICEJET 6700: WIRELESS PRINTER DOES NOT

  Recently obtained the new Internet provider and added Netgear Wireless Router NIghthawk. Printer wireless connected to it and seems to do very well for the first day, now when I try to print the computer wants to save or fax the document. Print by using CTRL - SHIFT-P, but would rather just press on print. Check the properties of the printer and it was the right default printer. For troubleshooting all he's trying to do is load a driver and still it fails.

  Hello llp54,

  Welcome to the HP Forums.

  I see that you have problems when you try to print using a wireless connection with a new router.

  I suggest try out us and reset the default settings of network on the printer and then try to reconnect to the new router.

  To reset the default settings of the printer network, we will do it from the front panel of the printer.  Go to the configuration menu and from there you will scroll in the network menu.  Scroll down the page until you see network by default and press OK to do the restore.

  Once the restoration is complete, return the network menu and run the Wireless Setup Wizard.

  Let me know how make you out.

  Thanks for your time.

  See you soon,.

• I lost my wireless connection, says no wireless connection available... but they are!

  Hello

  I use a laptop dell inspiron with windows 7 - I set up a wireless connection with talk talk about 6 weeks - and things has of worked - this weekend the small icon at the bottom of the laptop had a red throug crodd there - when I clicked on "Open the network and sharing Center" he registered the wireless connection, I use and had a maximum strength indicator , but a red cross through the connection.

  I checked the wireless router with my computer pc laptop and work - blaze they work correctly. So I have concluded, the dell laptop itself (which is about 6 weeks old).

  I plugged the yellow wire - and makes hard wired - and the internet works on the laptop.

  Keeping in mind I don't know anything about computers or how correct - can someone tell me if I've lost a program and where/how to find it or not it sounds like a defect on the laptop

  I'll be very grateful for any help

  Thanks domi

  If the Dell is still under warranty, by all means, file a claim and see if a new card does the trick.  It is a Forum of Vista, this is why everything is on Vista - you should have posted in the Forums of Windows7 if it is the OS you use - then the tips and links correspond to your system.  I suggested to contact Dell in a previous post - not specifically for this, but it would have developed in the conversation.

  Even if it is not under warranty, there is a good chance that the card is the problem if the system can connect wirelessly with another device (which means that the configuration is correct and connections work and Vista has no problem with the wireless operation).  If you can, try to make sure you can return it for a full refund if you attach and encounter the same problem.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Wireless connections are down

  My laptop gives up the wireless connection every now and then

  product number qg470pa

  model number 1201tx g6

  Thank you

  Vikas Jain

  Hello:

  See if the latest driver for your wireless card contributes to the problem.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&swItem=ob-105185-1&mode=4&IDX=1&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=3688868

  Paul

• Laptop is running slow, loses connectivity every now and then!

  Hello

  It's a laptop Dell Inspiron Windows 7.

  It is about 3 years, 2 years it works fine, however the last 6-8 months it is slow but also loses wireless connectivity every now and then.

  I tried with a different laptop internet connection and it works fine.

  Details of config:

  Windows 7 ultimate Dell Inspiron portable edition

  I3 Processor with 3 GB of RAM

  Drive hard 320

  Thanks for the reply.

  How can I perform a destructive factory restore?

  On some machines Dell start you by pressing Ctrl + F11 at startup. The Dell web pages contain details on the process.

• Windows 7 wireless connection problem

  I just bought a brand new Alienware m17x and all drivers are up to date... .IM with broadcom wireless network adapter. The strange thing is that last night I was on the internet for several hours without any problem using the wireless, but this morning iwas unable to use my wireless internet access. This has happened several times now. Sometimes it says "not connected - no available connections" and sometimes he says "not connected connections are available" when she says, links, I try to connect to the network, but it says "unable to connect to the network. The only time wherever I was able to connect to wireless internet, was when my computer is automatically connected to my wireless network without me having to select the network and attempt to connect. I read things about windows 7, with a mode of "sleeper" for wireless connections or something, and that can be the cause of it and that it is better to turn off or downgrade to xp. I am really frustrated because I am not able to connect wirelessly and I hope you guys can help me find a solution.

   

  Guide to correctly troubleshoot wireless M17x
  with Dell Wireless 1510/Broadcom card
  by Glzmo

  Since many new Alienware M17x all powerful users, especially those who use Windows 7 as operating system there are various problems with their Wi - Fi connection and post threads asking how their difficulty over and over again, I decided to write this guide to show them how to solve these issues properly Commons. The solutions in this guide were created and designed for 64-bit Windows 7, but they may also work in Windows Vista, although these problems were experienced by users of Windows 7 mainly in the past. It could very well be that the problems start occurring in Vista as well with the new drivers and Windows updates.

  I. may not connect to the wireless network and or see the wireless adapter when the Ethernet cable is disconnected
  If you sometimes or always unable to connect to the wireless network, cannot connect to the wireless network when the Ethernet cable is disconnected, unable to connect to a wireless network unless you restart once to get this work and other weird problems to be unable to connect to a wireless network continue with section II. Otherwise, continue with section II..

  Sleep of a.i. Disable on disconnect device
  Some new Nvidia Ethernet drivers have a function called sleep device to disconnect. This is the culprit. Normally, it should only put the card Ethernet to sleep when the cable is disconnected, but it is buggy and thus kill the wireless connection as well.
  Follow these steps to disable this feature on your Ethernet Nvidia card:
  1. open the Device Manager of Windows by pressing Win + break, and then click on Device Manager on the left side.
  2 double-click network adapters.
  3 double click on NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller (Yes, that's indeed wired Ethernet adapter).
  4 click on the Advanced tab.
  5 select sleep on disconnect device.
  6 set the value to disabled.
  7 click OK and wireless should work again (may require a reboot later, but probably not).

  I.b. install different drivers (older) who do not have the device sleeping on disconnect feature.
  The above does not work or if you are not comfortable with these drivers, follow these steps (if step A.i. was successful, you will not need to follow these steps). Take care to create a system restore point before proceeding:
  1. click the Windows Start button in the taskbar.
  2 click on Control Panel.
  3 click on uninstall a program.
  4 in the list, double-click Nvidia drivers.
  5. Mark Remove only the following.
  6 in the box below, only check the Nvidia Network driver.
  7 click Remove and follow the uninstall instructions.
  8 restart the system, if you are prompted to.
  9 download another (older) driver from Nvidia.
  10 install the old driver.
  11 when asked what drivers you want to install, select only the network driver.
  12 follow the installation instructions and restart your system if prompted.

  II. Low or fluctuating wireless connection speeds
  If you have problems with WiFi low connection speeds (such as rates decline over time, the speeds are much lower than they should be, network lag/stutter in online games, loss of light packets, loss of internet connection as LAN works and other weird things) or speeds of fluctuating wildly without apparent reason wireless connection install the version of the Dell Wireless 5.60.18.8 drivers instead of the standard Broadcom drivers. All older drivers will usually cause the speed of connection under normal. Note, however, that you may need to install the driver manually via Device Manager as the pilot was not released for another laptop and is not officially available to the M17x yet - that's why the installer won't work. Take care to create a system restore point before proceeding.
  Here is a step by step how manually install the driver:
  1. download the drivers Dell Wireless 5.60.18.8.
  2 check out the R29128.exe file using an extraction utility like WinRAR or just run it and quit the installation program.
  3. open the Device Manager of Windows by pressing Win + break, and then click on Device Manager on the left side.
  4 double-click network adapters.
  5 double-click the Broadcom 802.11n network adapter entry.
  6 click on the driver tab.
  7 click the button Update driver .
  8 click Browse my computer for driver software.
  9 click on Let me take form a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  10 click the disk provided .
  11 click Browse.
  12. select the folder that you extracted the drivers you just downloaded in step 1. in.
  13 select the subfolder DRIVER_US (if you are in the United States), DRIVER_JP (if you are in the Japan) or DRIVER_ROW (if you are in the rest of the world), according to the region you are in.
  14 click on the Open button.
  15 click OK.
  16 select the driver that says Dell Wireless 1510 Wireless-N WLAN Mini-Card of the list (you may have to scroll down to see - it presents itself as second to the last in the list for me).
  17 click on the Next button.
  18 you will get a warning that the driver that you are about to install is not compatible with your hardware. Ignore the warning and proceed with the driver installation.
  19 restart your system if prompted to do so.
  20 your new driver should now be properly installed and the speed of your wireless connection in the order.

  III. If all else fails (or you've just had enough of boredom arising from the Dell Wireless 1510/Broadcom card)
  Replace the Dell Wireless 1510 problem with a card half-mini Intel Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 A/G/N (use the bluetooth as the third antenna antenna or buy you an additional antenna for this). It works very well with the M17x, has better connection speeds to strips of the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz (this last has speeds really bad on the Broadcom/1510), it has not required to jump through the hoops to make it work properly and much more, it works with standard drivers and Intel maintains their drivers up to date. It is also much more reliable and faster as well, especially on the 5 GHz band, but also on the 2.4 GHz band.

  For more information on the subject of tweaking the settings of your Dell Wireless card, check out the official setting advanced properties: Dell Wireless WLAN Card User Guide.

  I hope that this guide will help you solve your Wi - Fi connection and allow you to enjoy speeds of complete wireless connection on your laptop Alienware M17x.

  Addendum: Quick links in this Guide

  Driver wireless Dell 5.60.18.8 version
  Download the driver for the Mini PCI Dell Wireless 1510 card used in this guide.

  Broadcom 943xx Wireless Driver version 5.60.18.41
  Download the latest Broadcom driver as an alternative to the Dell a little older driver who may or may not solve the problems more. Some have seen more success than with the 5.60.18.8 drivers with it (you need to use the 802.11n network adapter driver rather than at the entrance to Dell Wireless 1510 Wireless-N WLAN Mini Card in step II.15. the guide when you use this driver).

  Setting advanced properties: Dell Wireless WLAN card User Guide
  Reference Dell official Manual/Guide on the various properties Advanced Dell Wireless cards.

  Card Intel Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 A/G/N Half-Mini
  Link to buy the demi-mini card Intel Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 A/G/N of dell.com upgrade the crappy Wireless Dell 1510/Broadcom card that comes with the M17x.

  This Guide is a work in progress. I will update as I hear it.

  Feel free to link it in different threads to disseminate information.

• Configuration of wireless connections

  Hi - I have a Latitude D630 and a Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN minicards.  I used to get a small icon in the bottom toolbar on my computer that had the green bars for the wireless connection... and if I clicked it, it could pull up all the wireless connections available as well as the list of those that I had used previously.  It was easy, colorful, and I really liked it.  Somehow, I lost this icon.

  So now I tried going to the small icon that has the screen of the monitor (in the form of mini for the icon) with wireless signals that will shape it. as))).  When I click on that and choose View available wireless networks it shows which, in my view, is a windows version of this other menu wireless I got, but says that it cannot configure the wireless connection.  So - I just need something that I can see how without thread is here, and if I can get this little icon with the back bars, I prefer that... but if I don't get that back, maybe that this version of windows will have to do - but I don't know how to choose it configures wireless.  Any help?

  
  

• hp officejet 6700 premium: officejet 6700 power switch on, menu and wireless unable to connect offline

  my HP Officejet 6700 Premium

  (1) display suddenly 'offline' from my computer.

  (2) the indicator light is on, but no menu or wireless lamps are on... I can't turn on or off using the switch, there's just lit up

  ... I unplugged the power from each end and the led turns on as soon as it is plugged

  ... I have re-plugged directly into wall outlet

  ... I've tried everything on the site within my computer and HP

  ... uninstalled, then rebooted everything and re-installed

  None of the software may "detect" the printer

  My initial suspicion continues even after all that... that my printer is dead somewhere inside, and it has nothing to do with the connection to my routers, computers, etc. ???

  However, my first notes that something was wrong was when I went to print and my computer says the printer is "offline"... Of course, I checked that setting now and he was not in offline mode in the settings.

  Does anyone have a solution or the same suspicion.

  I wrote HP and have failed for 4 days.

  Thank you

  Unplug the unit and let it sit for an hour.  Plug it into the wall directly, do not use any type of power strip.

• 6700 hp officejet premium continues to lose its wireless connection

  My 6700 hp officejet premium continues to lose its wireless connection.  I have to restart the computer to restore the connection.  What causes the lost connection & how to fix it?

  Hi radensu3,

  To what extent is the router of the printer?

  What is the operating system on your computer?

  Launch the firmware according to here

• HP settlement 8710, 8720, 8730, 8740: HP Officejet Pro 8720, 8710 unable to print/scan/setup or connect via ethernet and wireless

  Hello

  I'm unable to print/scan/setup.  I can't connect without wireless or ethernet, both wireless and ethernet connection are turn off... what should I do?

  Hello

  Try these:

  1. on the printer Panel, drag to the bottom of the drop-down list and select the Configuration icon.

  2. on the Configuration tab, select 'tools '.

  3. choose "Restore Factory Default.

  4. you will see a message appears asking if you are sure you want to restore the default settings.

  5. tap Yes. A message appears indicating that the default printer have been restored.

  6. press the home button () to return to the main screen.

  7 run the "Wireless Setup Wizard" from Control Panel if you need of a wireless connection.