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• Wireless button remains orange. Lights on.

  Hi there, I'm having some problems with my laptop recently. The wireless won't turn on no and stays out of little matter how many times I press the button of the wireless switch which is above the keyboard, remaining always this color orange relics indicating that the wireless is disabled.

  Number and name of the product: Compaq Presario CQ50-215 - 215 CA

  Operating system: Windows Vista 32 - bit OEM

  (As appropriate) error message : error no. a little. First time I press the wireless button, the popup Assistant wireless HP says "WLAN: Off '. I have a second time and wrote "WLAN: Disabled" and the cycle repeats when I press on it a bunch of times.

  Any changes made to your system before the issue occurred: that's what I think the problem is a few days before my wireless doesn't work anymore, I had my battery disconnected and just running off the AC adapter. My father accidentally disconnected my AC while it was spend vacuuming the living room. At the STATION, I got a cmos checksum error message. Computer started normally with an incorrect time/date in the bios, but at the time when internet was still functioning. Fast forward to a few days later, my wireless and then stops working.

  Other info/Thins, I tried

  -J' I goto manage network connections-> there is a red x on my wireless network connection icon but on click right he said he his 'active' with only the option to disable. Click on diagnose and he said: "on this computer's wireless capability is turned off."

  -J' I goto the Atheros AR5007 802. 11 b / g WiFi adapter properties screen and the device status says "this device is working properly.

  -I go into the Device Manager and theres no "!" or whatever it is on my network cards.

  -Tried to get into the bios and see if there was something on my adapter wireless that has been disabled, but the only thing I could find was an option in the boot order allowing to map internal network starts when the laptop starts. Tried to activate / deactivate options, and nothing really happened.

  -I can still take an ethernet cable and I work ok on my Wired internet.

  -Tried to uninstall the driver/restart the computer. Upon restart, it reinstalled the drivers but the wireless still won't turn.

  At this point, for me, it seems that it is a hardware problem and kinda outta luck. Had this laptop about 3 years and a little really need yet for the school. Can anyone suggest what I can still check/fix?

  try to reinstall your wireless card... thiscould help to make...

• Qosimo F20-137 will connect not wireless Orange livebox

  I connected to the internet via the livebox using the ethernet connection. But whenever I try to connect wirelessly with the livebox, it says it is not possible. I have the wireless power (on the front of the laptop), I have disabled the firewall as he claims that this could be the problem, still does not work! any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  This box is not known to me, but I think that this problem is on your laptop. Please check if the wireless network adapter is correctly enabled using FN + F8 key combination.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless: Orange and green do not print

  I printed a page with a turquoise illustration, and he came out blue. I printed an alignment page, and all the printed colors, including yellow. But when I print the test page (the one with the alphabet at the top and the 5 color blocks down blocks 4 and 5, which should be green, and orange are magenta and blue.

  I created and printed this test image:

  

  That's how it printed:

  

  And yet, as you can see, all the individual colors print fine on this test page:

  

  I have experienced two printhead cleaning cycles. Why yellow would print correctly on the test page, but nowhere else?

  Thank you

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  Well, it's even more bizarre. From one day to the next, it fixed itself, or I found the solution. I printed in the 'better' quality, reflection that could force the yellow through and the image correctly. Then I printed the image on the normal quality and it is always printed correctly. Now, I wish I had printed it normally first and so I would like to know if it fixed itself, or I fixed it.

• Mouse Blue Wireless Mobile remains off after start now and not reactive.

  I used my MS 3500 wireless mobile mouse on the road on my Toshiba protégé 835p 94 for the first time and it worked fine. Got home, tried to use it again, the blue mouse fire came for a fraction of a second after turning the power button and stop completelywith the pointer does not respond. Off button and the new and the same thing. The indicator light on my site to the Computer stays on. I use a fresh AA Duracell, chechecked battery, battery replaced, turned on trhe button, blue light went on again for a split second and turns it off. I did it a couple of times thinking I might have a few unstable contact. Am I missing something?

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  Looks like the mouse has problems.

  Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 - has a 3 year warranty.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=019&active_tab=systemRequirements

  Microsoft Hardware warranties
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/warranties.mspx

  These mice are delivered with 90 tech support of day of the 1st incident that was about to begin when
  contact Microsoft at the number below.

  Hardware support of MS and warranty claims
  Tech Support 1-800-936-5700 for MS Hardware.

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• I have a hp office pro8610 is my default printr trying to print wireless, but remains in the spooler

  How can I get stuff to print from laptop running win 7 on my main printer through a hotspot

  I'm sorry, you are going to have to explain your problem a bit better.

  You try to use the 'eprint' of HP service?

  You try to connect your computer to the printer via wifi?

  The "hot spot" a device is provided to you by Verizon?

  You connect your laptop to the Internet via this "hot spot"?

  Is the printer connected to ANY computer by USB cable?

  Have you ever been able to print using this printer?  From your laptop?  Another computer?

  Why do you think that HP does not support your printer?  HP support for your printer page is here--> http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Officejet-Pro-8610/8620/8630-e-All-in-One-Printer-series/5367603/model/5367606

• Wireless remains off after reboot

  Hello.

  I have a CQ60 - 210EO 32-bit Vista and after installing all the drivers I could find (not the most recent), the button wireless orange rest (off) to restart and when Windows finishes loading.

  However, if I have during or after the start press the button (always) two times, it will turn blue (on) and working properly. Seems to me as if there is a variable that is set correctly on IT initially, but the device is not really on and when I press the button once it passes first off and again turn back on again, put the device into operation.

  Because this behavior occurs even before Windows starts, I suspect a problem of BIOS or firmware (?). I disconnected the power and pushed the button to start for a minute, also tried to load the CMOS defaults with no luck. I want to try another version of the BIOS but can't find one anywhere.

  Old drivers for laptop:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=2093 & LC = in & CC = get & DLC = in & sw_lang = & Product = 3892...

  Here is the latest driver WNIC I could find:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/wireless-Internet-home-networking/Atheros-WLAN-driver-fixes-connection-...

  OK, it's working now, but I still don't know what fixed it.

  1. I installed HP Wireless Assistant, requiring a reboot.

  2. Once Windows has started, the WNIC was still off, the program had begun by saying that this is the start. I have activated the card using the program, selected the settings I wanted and restarted again.

  3. during the reboot, I pressed the wireless switch about 5 times until it becomes blue (when the Windows logo has been upward).

  4 another reboot, but this time he turned to the logo itself. (Was it because of the Assistant?)

  5 uninstall HP Wireless Assistant (which was difficult because it took the program to be stopped and he failed to do himself--killed process manually).

  6. restart (no more HPWA) and he continued to start with the logo... It seems to work fine now.

• Laptop suddenly loses the wireless out of sleep mode

  I have a HP Pavilion g7 laptop running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  Last month, it was the loss of connection Wi - Fi & will not return to the top of the standby mode. When I open the screen, the "enlightened" shows power button but the screen remains black and wireless orange shows (f12) instead of the blue button. I can hard down and restart in safe mode to get the screen to the top. So, I have to restart the computer several times to get the wireless to turn back. By pressing the f12 key has nothing to do with it. I have a HP desktop which is perfectly fine - no problems at all.

  Nothing has changed regarding the new routers, software or anything like that.

  Welcome to the forum, TM_Cali,

  Consider / try the following:

  WiFi disconnects after sleep - Wifi doesn't wake up

  IF you use no SHARING, try:

  Windows key + X > P (opens the control panel) > icons > network and sharing Center >

  Change the adapter settings > right click on your connection > properties >

  Scroll down in the Networking tab > uncheck the IPv6 BOX > OK

  OR - a better solution:
  

  Windows 8:

  Windows key + X > M (opens Device Manager) >

  Windows 7:

  Control Panel > display icon value > Device Manager >

  Next...

  Network adapters >

  Right-click your wireless adapter > Properties > Power Management >

  Select as appropriate:

  Clear the check BOX "Allow the computer to turn off this device...". »
  CHECK 'Allow this device out computer' >

  Ok

  Bluetooth:
  

  Windows key + X > M (opens Device Manager) > Bluetooth >

  Right click of your Bluetooth adapter > Properties > Power Management >

  Select as appropriate:

  Clear the check BOX "Allow the computer to turn off this device...". »
  Ok

  ======================================================================================
  

  For laptops:

  Pay attention to the warning to leave the device connected wireless and battery operated.  The device consumes little power; However, if you run your battery is very low, it could have an impact.

• HP Pavilion laptop TS 15: HP Pavilion 15 laptop wireless TS does not work after update of Windows 10

  After the Windows Update the wireless doesn't work anymore.  No link found.  Wireless button remains orange.  I updated the drivers and uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers.  Nothing works.  I've seen a lot of relays since yesterday and tried them all.  None have worked yet.

  SOLVED!  I don't know how, but after the stop and the reopeing a few hours later, I again have a Wi - Fi connection.  I guess it was a combination of updated drivers and 10 Microsoft Update finish instalation in the background.  I thought that this was done when I posted, but when I stopped the last time it took a lot of time.  So I think he finished the instalation

• Network wireless key stays off

  Hello: My wireless button remains orange and when I hit it will go between saying it is disabled and it is turned off. I've never had a problem before. It started when I tried to connect it to my new wireless network. I have Comcast and my own surfboard surf of ARRIS and a Blekin 300 router modem. (all of which are two new) I am at a loss. All my other devices in working from home via the wireless network. I connect to my laptop via an ethernet cable. Help, please. Thank you!!

  Dear customer,

  Welcome and thanks for posting your question on the Forum of Support HP

  Looks like you are facing a lot of problems with your laptop keyboard
  We will surely help you with this problem

  Steps to drain the static charge and load the BIOS default settings to solve the problem
  Step 01. Turn off the laptop
  Step 02. Disconnect the power/AC adapter and also remove the battery too
  Step 03. Press and hold the power button of the laptop for a minute
  Step 04. Now re - insert the battery back in and plug again the power supply/adapter
  Step 05. Start Notepad and keep pressing the F10 key during startup to access the BIOS
  Step 06. Once you get the BIOS, please press F5 to load the default Installer for BIOS
  Step 07. Now press ESC/ESC. Save Changes and Exit - Yes
  Step 08. Now, please wait until the unit load the Windows operating system

  Now, I wish request with you to install the drivers from the HP site wireless and see
  If that solves the problem

  Hope this helps to answer other queries to the station and? feel free to join us again

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• Pavillion G6 A1J18AV: What is the appropriate wireless card replacement

  Existing wireless adapter seems dead (wireless light remains orange and the wireless card does not appear in Device Manager).

  After reading the owner's manual, I chose one of the pieces of the table - 593127-001.  Unfortunately, when starting, I get the message "Unsupported Wireless Module".  Message contains ' ID of Module WLAN (702).  I chose precisely the part of the repair to avoid this problem, but of course I'm missing some information.

  How can I know what part is the correct replacement part?  I would have chosen the exact part that has been in the computer (639967-011), but it does not appear on the HP spare parts.

  Thank you

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  Hi, Kevin:

  That'd be the part, you have to get.

  IMO, it would be cheaper to get a card used but tested on eBay.

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• Equium U400-145: Wireless LAN cannot be disabled

  Hello

  I can't turn off the LAN wireless with the switch or the Fn + F8 key. Although both are the indicator wireless LAN off (light in the front of the machine) the wireless LAN remains active.

  I tried to reinstall WLAN Driver and installed the last package of added value.

  Here is some detail on what I installed.

  Model name Satellite U400
  Version of the OS Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 6.1.7600
  Version of the BIOS V4.00
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  Physical memory 2048 MB RAM
  Network Marvell Yukon 88E8040T PCI - E Fast Ethernet Controller = 11.0.5.3 version = 00:1E:68:61:E4:8F MAC address
  Realtek RTL8187B Wireless 802. 11b / g 54Mbps USB 2.0 Network Adapter = 62.1181.1105.2009 version = 00:16:44:F1:54:92 MAC address

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  Hello

  This seems odd, that if you can not turn it off with the wlan switch, it may be a malfunction of the equipment. Have you tried to restore factory settings? Please, do it. If she doesn't fix it, there is hardware problem. I have never met such problems.

• Satellite A200 - Intel Pro Wireless 3945 fall

  Hello
  I have a problem with my laptop Satellite A200 (with Vista Home Premium 32 bit) where the Intel Pro Wireless connection keeps itself turning off after several minutes or several hours of use.

  In network connections, the wireless connection is shown as people with reduced mobility. When I try to enable it, it will say something like "Enable already ongoing attempt". And he's never coming back. However, wireless orange light is always on the cell phone all the time. The only way to reactivate the wireless connection, is to restart the system.

  I know this is a very common problem, I see the same problem among other threads on this forum.

  After a short search on Google, and I see that many other people have the same problem too, particularly with Dell laptops. Forum sites there 2 in particular, that have the most information on this topic, I found:

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  http://thevistaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=9834

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  -Updated the BIOS with the latest version.
  In fact, I think that updated the BIOS could be the cause of this problem wireless, or in part. Because a few months back, the laptop kept cutting itself no reason apparent, perhaps once or twice a week. So I've updated the BIOS, which actually fixed the random stops, but since then, I've known this wireless problem. Coincidence maybe.

  -Upgrade to the latest driver for the wireless network.
  I tried a various number of drivers. Later off the coast of http://www.toshiba.co.nz, http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/wlan/, http://www.intel.com. None of them have worked.
  For the moment, I use the older driver comes preinstalled with Vista.
  Intel Pro wireless 3945ABG (Microsoft) was sometimes since 2006. And surprisingly, this one works best. Drop-outs are not as frequent as more recent drivers, but the problem still happens.
  With this new drivers (dated from 2007), I find that it turns off several times a day. Once or twice an hour.
  With the former, once every two hours.
  That's what I feel, it is probably coincidence.

  -Update of Windows Vista with service pack 1.

  -Updated the firmware on my router. It is a DLink G604T. However, I doubt that it is one router problem, my other laptop running fine without any abandonment wireless.

  -Power WLAN disabled economic option.
  Under power settings, select the setting of maximum performance.

  -Set lowest roaming aggressiveness, even tried with highest.

  -On the "Power Management" tab in the properties for Intel Pro Wireless 3945ABG Network connection, tried to activate and deactivate the option "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

  -Done a full virus/spyware scan.

  -Uninstalled the software Toshiba Wireless Zero Configuration.

  I think I've tried just about everything that I can, so I'm here pretty much as a last resort.
  I hope someone can help me solve this problem.
  It was so annoying since many months now! It's not fun to have to restart the laptop all the time.

  Thank you.

  I see that you have tired most of the things that I would say too
  You said that WLan works better using the old driver Wlan MS if it s really a WLan driver problem

  But what said
  I searched a bit in the MS knowledge base and found this article:
  + Several problems occur on a Windows Vista-based computer when you work in a wireless network environment.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB; EN-US; 932063

  Check it out.

  But a friend of mine had a similar problem of Wlan and nothing helped, he did a update BIOS, set the Wlan driver, etc.. nothing!

  Finlay, he changed WiFi channels.
  He chose the other channel on the router and wireless network and since then the Wlan card works well...

  Maybe it s worth a try!

• Problems re-setup wireless on Tecra 9100

  Just this laptop was a gift about two years ago... didn't have a cd of Tosh with him... friends is no longer had it. Finally came to the point where she needed a reconstruction and thus kill in the xp disc has the downloaded set jolly I thought has all the drivers of the Tosh support site, but even when specifically install the driver wireless for this model, it does not seem to install as the rest of the drivers and I don't seem to be getting anywhere. I know that this laptop supports wireless as it worked to rebuild them.

  The small yellow light for the wireless, but remains yellow and there is a device not recognized in my device manager...

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  Hello

  Have you tried to install the WLan driver right?

  The Toshiba driver page provides Wlan drivers for Agere, Toshiba and Cisco Wlan cards.
  In my view, this problem is simply to choose wrong driver.

  At the bottom of the unit, you should find the tag that provides information about the integrated wireless network card.

  Take a look at the label and you should find the right card Wlan factory.

• 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 ;)