First thing to do - check wireless is turned on. It sounds basic, but sometimes the switch can get knocked, meaning that the laptop won't recieve any wireless signal. If this doesn't work, play around with the settings for a while - if you're running Windows you can go to 'network connection' in Control Panel and right-click on your wireless connection; go to 'repair' and the repair wizard will go through it to try and fix it. Make sure both the wireless switch on your laptop is turned on, and that your modem is turned on too.
If this doesn't work, go to your modem's setup page (usually a web page - the address will be in the manual) and choose a different wireless channel - 0, 6 and 11 are the only non-overlapping channels. You may want to adjust your wireless signal power to make sure you have enough signal. You might also want to run a diagnostic on your modem to see if it is running properly. Some modems will display on the setup page which computers are active. See if yours comes up.
If this still doesn't work, you may want to go to an internet cafe or other wireless hotspot to check whether it is your modem which is At Fault. If you get a signal and can connect, then it may well be the modem at fault. Check at some other locations just to be sure. If not, it sounds like the wireless card has a problem. If it is an internal wireless card, you might want to take it back to the manufacturer for repair. If it is an external wireless adapter, you may just want to replace the card or adapter to see if this helps.
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Check your wireless router's documentation on how to find its WEP key. Assumedly your PC/laptop also connect to your router, so they should have the WEP key already or else they couldn't connect.
Wireless methods are always advantageous than cumbersome, untidy wiry networks. You can have a lot of options if the facility of wireless charging of mobile phones is somehow implemented. If you are running out of battery, then what you need to do is just call a number from your phone and your phone will be recharged by packet energy within some time without the need to search for plugging in your phone. What you need to do is turn on your laptop or search for any other laptop or phone users near by and charge your phone by Bluetooth.Alternative Answer:Unfortunately, power is power, and you can't make power from nothing. The typical receiver input power to a cell phone is on the order of microwatts by the time it reaches the antenna. That means that it would take forever to charge, if at all
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look at the internet wireless connection
Wifi is just wireless internet connection.
A wireless Internet connection allows you to go on line with your laptop without having to be connected to the router with a cable. You can go sit outside in the garden and browse on the Internet.
When you go somewhere that has a wireless connection it will say, "Wireless connection detected". You will have to go and click the button that showed this message to chose that wireless connection and connect to it.
Try rebooting your computer as well as the router. If it did not help, and you have wireless connection but not internet reboot the modem.
If you have a working usb port on your laptop, you can buy a wireless mouse for it. Most wireless mice work with a usb connecter which needs to stay plugged into your laptop.
This Netbook has no DVD Drive. You will be able to hook up a wireless internet connection.
If you don't have a wireless connection, then yes.
You need to have a wireless connection established in your HDTV before connection will work.
NO theres not a wifi sd card its a Internet Wireless conecter u can get an alltell one for wireless internet and YES it is for internet connection on ur laptop
how do i get a wireless connection, when i have no homebased telephone?
There are numerous reasons for your laptop not to pick up your wireless connection. Check the following and see if they solve your problem. 0.5 Check if your wireless router is switched ON! 1. Check if your laptop has a wireless card in it (old models might not have). 2. Check whether your wireless network is hidden. If it is just set it to visible. 3. Check that you are in the range of the wireless network. 4. Check the network configuration of your laptop. 5. Check if the wireless adapter on your laptop is not disabled. 6. If any of these don't help call a technician :).