It doesn't have bluetooth.
To enable wireless you will have to check two things. 1. Whether the wireless button on the laptop is turned on or turned off. The wireless button is found on the laptop's keyboard or on the side of the laptop. The wireless button will have an icon of wireless antenna. If the light on the wireless button is amber then it is turned off. If the light is blue then it is turned on. 2. We can also enable the wireless from the HP wireless assistant. Click on the start button- in the start serach field write (HP wireless assistant)-- Turn on the wireless network.
go into hardware settings their should be an turn of\on option. device manege, click on network cards, and then chose your wireless adapter. their should be something like turn of \turn on option.
Probably not. You need to turn on the wireless transmitter and search for available networks. Hopefully this should pick and indentify the BT home hub.
You have a wireless button on the front of the laptop, that allows the latop to search for wireless signals. This is the only model I see, 3000. This is the manual below, make sure this is your laptop. PG 2, shows the front buttons. http://support.acer.com/acerpanam/manuals/acer/0000/userguides/AS3000-5000_UG_ENG.pdf
If your laptop/computer has a wireless webcam installed already, you do not need to purchase another one. You can simply download an app like Yawkam (a free java webcam app) and install it on you laptop, launch it, select integrated camera option on your PC and turn on the motion detector.
You connect it to wi-fi after you turn it on and log-on and stuff; you click on the icon that shows that you dont have internet connection in the right corner (where the time is displayed) and then you click/ type in your wireless code;
You might have a broken wireless adaptor, or it could be the connection between your game system and your computer/TV
if you have laptop turn off the wireless or plug out the ethernet cable. or do the same on PC . to skip it you need to be offline
What it means is it cannot find wireless adapter, make sure that you have turn it on.
Most wireless cards in laptops are physically removable. However, the laptop's BIOS often only allows certain wireless cards to be installed. In this case, you either need to modify the BIOS (very tricky / risky), or turn off the internal card and plug a card into a CardBus slot or USB port.
Basicly for the most common type of router, you turn off your modem and conect the modem to the router. After that the router has to conect to the pc. Run the software that comes with your router and follow through with the indications. After this both modem and router are turned on. When you open a laptop you will see your device working. Sometimes you have to get the ip number of your model and make of router write it in your browser and go to that page to have settings done to it.