Does anyone know where the wireless activation switch is located on a gateway MD2614u notebook?
Q. Does anyone know where the wireless activation switch is located on a gateway MD2614u notebook?
Asked by vindication - Sun Jan 11 00:21:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It looks like you hold the Fn key and hit the F2 key to toggle the (optional) 802.11 wireless on and off--if you have that capability installed on your machine. The legend for the system keys is here: Other views and illustrations of the layout of your laptop are here:
Answered by Greensideup - Sun Jan 11 01:05:56 2009

is sleeping in a room where the wireless internet switch is located is that unhealthy?
Q. is sleeping in a room where the wireless internet switch is located is that unhealthy?
Asked by saas s - Fri Feb 22 07:12:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

where is the wireless switch for dell inspiron b 130 located?
Q. where is the wireless switch for dell inspiron b 130 located
Asked by tblackbeauty - Sun Sep 16 11:14:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Try going to Dell support for your pc
Answered by DOUGLAS M - Sun Sep 16 11:31:56 2007

PLEASE HELP! How do i turn the WiFi switch on my Eee PC on? Or any PC there pretty much all the same.?
Q. My wireless connection locater or WiFi is not on, and I have had to use a Internet plug in from my moms computer instead if a wireless connection which I usually have in my house. How do I turn the switch on the locate the wireless connections or whatever they are called. Sorry if this is confusing, I'm not really sure how to word this but I really need help with my laptop! Pleaasee HELPP!!
Asked by Raven :D <3 JB - Sat Aug 22 02:10:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Why can't my laptop connect to public/free wifi?
Q. Whenever I'm at a local cafe or at a friends house for some reason my laptop can't, and won't, connect to the wireless internet network. I've looked through tons of websites, I even contacted customer support but since my laptop is out of warranty - they expect me to pay $70 for a 30 minute conversation! When I open up the Wireless internet it says: "No wireless networks were found in range." That can't be when I'm in the middle of my college library or a cafe and I know they have a network! Then it says: "Make sure the wireless switch on your computer is turned on. To see an updated list, click 'Refresh network list.' " I don't know where to locate said wireless switch and nothing else pops up under the refresh list. Under the… [cont.]
Asked by Kelsea - Mon Aug 3 14:04:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You do not need to use the bridge connection option, thats for something different. Bring up the connection that says not connected, right click on it and bring up the sub menu, then click on enable. There should be an option for "connect to any available network in range" or something similar. The pc should connect automatically to a public access point. Go here for more info... Simple Way to Connect to Wireless Network in Windows xp this should be close to the same for VISTA. Hope this helps.
Answered by S.T. -= ComTech-ne.com =- - Mon Aug 3 14:18:51 2009

Question about wiring a kill switch on a C1500 pick-up?
Q. I have a Chevy C1500 pick-up and I want to wire a wireless remote kill switch to interrupt the electric fuel pump. Where is the fuel pump relay? I think it might be under the dash behind the glovebox because I can always hear something clicking in that area when I turn the ignition switch on. Does anyone know if that is where the the fuel pump relay is located on my C1500? Behind the glovebox? Oh! Just one other question. I had a Sears DieHard Security battery for about a year or so until Sears sent me a letter saying that they was recalling all of DieHard Security batteries because of some sort of problem with them. I wasn't having any problem with mine but I took it back to Sears anyway and have been hoping ever since then that they… [cont.]
Asked by Kenny D - Mon Sep 15 17:42:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. most years it was on the passenger side of the fire wall inside a black plastic cover .
Answered by rasco - Tue Sep 16 23:36:53 2008

Can a Wireless Router connect to another Wireless router and extend an Internet Connnection?
Q. Ok here's the setup...: I have a modem connected to a wireless router downstairs. I was wondering if it is possible to buy a similar wireless router, put it upstairs and have that router connect to the router located downstairs. Then I figured I can use the 3 open slots left on the router upstairs to connect ethernet lines to my computers in my desk. If that's not possible, then is there a way to use a wireless access point to feed into a 5 port switch upstairs then the computers in my desk upstairs can connect to the switch and the switch is connected to the Wireless access point and in turn is connected to the wireless router downstairs. I simply wanted to avoid running ethernet wire all the way upstairs to a switch and also wanted… [cont.]
Asked by The_Real_Vision_From_Avengers - Sun Aug 24 15:09:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by QuestionX - Sun Aug 24 15:15:27 2008

cant get my pc to connect to the internet using a switch!?
Q. hey guys.. need some help! i have TWC as my ISP and my connection is located at the back house and we are temporarily staying in the front house (about 100ft from each other) now, i setup a little network where my TWC modem is connected to a D-link switch and from the switch, there is my pc, my ps3 and a wireless router for the front house (im using a 100ft cat6 cable).. now, the router works great but i get the 'limited or no connection' message on my pc and my PS3 cant connect to the internet!.. why can i connect? do i have to change the switch for another router? My PS3 and my PC are set to auto DHCP so that shouldnt be a problem.. i was able to connect all my devices (wired and wireless) when i was only using my router, but now that… [cont.]
Asked by KID_MILAN - Mon Sep 21 11:22:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. More information please. Just got the additional info. Lose the switch if you have a multiport router.You don't need it. Just run the RJ45 cable from the modem to the router. Then plug into the router and reboot the devices you should then be connected. If not unplug (electrical) the modem then unplug the router. Wait 30 seconds and plug in the modem first and then the router. Then plug in the devices and boot the devices. Good luck.
Answered by unknown - Mon Sep 21 12:10:35 2009

linksys wireless issues...?
Q. I have a linksys WRT150n wireless router. Its plugged into a wired modem, which was provided by RoadRunner. Now, I keep having problems with the wireless part of it. my desktop, and PS3 which are plugged into the router work fine. my laptop will connect, and it starts off at 270Mbps...within seconds it goes all the way down to 13.5Mbps. The router is and modem is all located on the same floor, I live in an apt. it does this even when I am in the same room as the router. I have tried to switch the channels on the router, I switched between narrow and wide. changed thru all the channels on both settings, and it does the same thing with all of the channels. My signal strength is excellent or very good. I dont see what else would cause this… [cont.]
Asked by grazia387 - Thu Sep 18 16:42:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have the same router, numerous firmware updates have been released. It is still kinda a problematic router, but would be good to give those an update. Download them from Linksys.com and the instructions are on there. Just cause you can plug it in and work fine, doesn't mean the router is fine, just for reference. Wireless is a VERY temperamental technology. I would still make sure the firmware is up to date, even if it is new, as it could have sat on the shelf for a year before it got to you.
Answered by Gzus - Thu Sep 18 16:46:30 2008

Cable DSL router with 4 port switch not connecting computers though says it is.?
Q. We are trying to get router to work so household can get our 5 computers working for internet access. Initially was told to buy a switcher by best buy salesperson to connect to our motorola modem that connects to dsl filter connected to phone jack via at&t. That was wrong, as we have no modem we discovered when it didnt work. So I returned the switch in trade for a linksys cable/dsl router with 4port switch. Says on box and salesperson said it just needs plugged into modem via far left hole in back , and all computers get connected via cat 5 and 6 cables to our various computers. Then just plug in power to the dsl router and all computers then get on internet - easy. NOT! Still not working. And the "Check router status" in setup cd… [cont.]
Asked by aaron - Sun Aug 16 22:28:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

Post Reply: How effective would connecting an NAS device (to the router) via an ethernet bridge be?
Q. Maybe I didn't explain myself clearly enough. The router is located downstairs and not in my bedroom. I want to plug the NAS device into the routers ethernet port, but don't want to leave the NAS device downstairs as it may get stolen/ broken. So, I basically require a method which will allow the NAS device (from my bedroom) to access the router, without having a 30m ethernet cable running from my room to the router. The only ethernet ports in the entire house are on the router. I therefore need a device which I can store in my bedroom, which has an ethernet port and can connect wirelessly to our internet connection. This is why I originally mentioned another router as an option, as opposed to a switch mechanism. I need something… [cont.]
Asked by dannyrowley246 - Mon Jan 15 15:57:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yeah i know what your driving at fella, you need two of these that will give you an 85Mbit connection over your mains plugs, im using one right now and I have to be honest, it works far better than i thought it would, never drops out like wireless does and is a total doddle to set up.
Answered by thecoldvoiceofreason - Mon Jan 15 16:09:49 2007

The Use of Two Routers, 1dsl modem other hardware firewall?
Q. I just switched to dsl, the modem they provided a 4 port Netopia 3347-02 router. Due to line quality it must be located far away from the computers. How can I connect the Netopia to my original Linksys BEFSX41Cable/DSL Firewall Router and then provide access to my 3 computers? As I only have one 100f ethernet cable and would like to keep it that way. Wireless is not an option.
Asked by milsorgen - Tue Sep 30 14:58:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

Getting a Windows XP computer to work with a Belkin N wireless router.?
Q. I recently purchased a Belkin N wireless router. I had it working with my Compaq laptop running Windows XP and using 128 bit WEP encryption. However, my daughter's Toshiba laptop runs Vista, and it won't work with WEP encryption. I had to switch the router to run WPA-2 encryption. Now the Vista Toshiba works fine, but I can't get the Windows XP laptop to connect. I have upgraded to XP SP3, which was supposed to let me connect using WPA-2 encryption but it isn't working. Perhaps I am missing some setting I should be changing. The Compaq with Windows XP does locate the network fine, but won't connect. Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated. I tried what you suggested: I went to Device Manager, right clicked on the wireless card. But… [cont.]
Asked by Lewis S - Thu Jul 3 07:11:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

how can i extend my networking?
Q. i have a router wireless already which is located in my room, it is a 4-port router by netgear, with that router there are 2 computers connected and my xbox., my xbox is located in the living room, the cables are done underground.. now im adding a computer next to the xbox ( in the living room)... now this is what i want... i want to take the xbox plug and SPLIT that so i can connect to my computer at the same time my xbox is plugged in, is there some kind of device which i need to buy? a hub, switch maybe? im not sure... i need ur help.. also i prefer cable instead wireless... coz i want to be able to achieve full speed. i know i still have 1 free slot in the router but its too far from it and i dont want that long cable in the… [cont.]
Asked by Phaze - Wed Jul 2 18:54:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, there are ethernet cable splitters, I have used them successfully on runs of up to a hundred feet without problems. You need two of them for each cable, and they are only good for 100 mbit, not gigabit speeds
Answered by Gene M - Wed Jul 2 18:59:40 2008

Illustrate how to route cables in detail.?
Q. There are 10 computers in the building, five on each floor. You are required to give all of them Internet access using only one DSL or high-bandwidth connection. Hence there will only be one entry point for internet in the building. Share this connection across ten computers. Here's what I made so far. (Network Diagram) Summary: - A cable modem plugs in to the cable coming from the wall.nThe cable router then plugs into the cable modem, and transfers the signal to your the 5 computers located in the 1st floor. I added a switch so that the connection would still be in tact. Also, I've added a wireless router. This has wi-fi acess point located near the 2nd floor. all of my 5 computer are connected to this wi-fi access through w/lan… [cont.]
Asked by Bam! - Wed Aug 20 05:28:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1 - the wireless router is not only useless but a nuisance - a single router is enough. 2 - the easiest way is: modem - Router - for each floor a switch directly connected to the router - all pc's on the floor connected to their corresponding floor switch. If you need wireless just add a Wireless Access Point (connected to the switch) at each floor.
Answered by Azrael - Wed Aug 20 05:39:17 2008

My wifi on my laptop is suddenly not working?
Q. I had no trouble using the wireless internet here, but all of a sudden it stopped working. My boyfriend brought his wireless xbox over and that would detect the network but it wouldn't connect. . .the connection is a bit low. Anyways, when we plug the ethernet cord directly into our TV, XBox, or Laptop we have no trouble - that is why I don't think my wifi card is broken... However, the little computer icon that usually appears to detect networks in the lower right corner of my screen has completely disappared. Also, there is a switch on the bottom of my laptop that, when switch to the "on" side lights up blue (for the wifi). It will not light up now (stays orange like it is when it's off). So I really don't even know where to begin. I… [cont.]
Asked by ann_d06 - Sun Dec 7 01:06:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. first check your wifi is enabled or not if it is not then right click my network places>>properties>>right click your wireless network icon and click enable, this configuration is for windows xp if you are using windows vista then goto start >> network >> manage network connection >> right click your wireless adapter and click enable. if this doesnt work try to connect wireless through any other laptop.
Answered by Akbar A - Sun Dec 7 01:41:20 2008

My computer(vista) cant avess the internet. I tried all the repair options, and it wont work.?
Q. I recently built a desktop computer. I bought the OEM version of Windows MCE on Newegg.com, which came with a free Vista upgrade. The entire upgrade process smoothly, and I have been using Vista for about a month now. I cannot connect to the Internet on it now, which had been going smoothly for about a month. It says I have limited connectivity. None of the repair options worked, I have switched Ethernet cables, and unplugged and replugged my modem. Nothing worked. I have a wireless network(g) that I use with my laptop, which is what I'm using as I type this. The wireless network is fine. I' using an Micro-Star MS-7255 motherboard, if that helps. The ethernet cable is plugged into the port on the motherboard. The network card on the… [cont.]
Asked by apediscotron - Sat Apr 21 15:56:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It may very well be that the stupid ISP (Charter?) was included as a dial-up ISP. Good for a trial period. Call the ISP and find out. If that's the case, tell the idiot to go to - - l l. I would get an ISP that at least kept you up to date. If that's not the problem, it could be any number of things, modem kaput, port kaput, comp kaput (somewhere). In any case, it worked, so it should work fine again. Also try re-setting the info for your protocols in settings of your browser, if you can.
Answered by Bert H - Sat Apr 21 16:08:59 2007

Why don't we have more advanced technology?
Q. Why don't we all have cars that fly yet? This is not an original idea. In fact, we already have cars that fly However, the technology behind the concept is not Up to bar with the current reasonable transportation needs of society. In movies such as 5th Element cars can move through the air and change lanes and behave in a way that defies our understanding for aerodynamics. I would like to expose an idea that I have thought over the past couple months. In light of some recent research posted somewhere on an associated press after some developments on wireless electricity was conducted a on smaller scale. After Nikola Tesla s work with AC electricity he began understanding the influence of wireless electricity though use of… [cont.]
Asked by danman3_1999 - Sat Aug 22 02:27:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Toshiba Satellite won't connect to my router... help?
Q. Ive got a Toshiba Satellite A110-275. Ive switched my wifi on and used Configure to try and find my router, which i have located BUT when i drag from my router to my laptop on the screen it says "Another vender's application is controlling the wireless adapter.". Anyone know what i should do? I was wondering if its to do with the fact ive got a password on my router. My brother has a similar laptop and his works no problem. I didn't install anything on my laptop that had anything to do with the router. I think im trying to get it to work through configfree but i have no idea how to switch that off to run it with windows instead =/ or vice versa
Asked by Leigh - Fri Sep 26 14:24:43 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Try clicking on your wireless icon. Find your network. Enter the code. And wait for it to connect. If you need more help to solve it visit the link in my profile they can help you.
Answered by Bt E - Fri Sep 26 14:28:38 2008

Brainstorm role of ICT in libraries (real libraries of books and people)?
Q. I'm doing a project looking at the role of ICT (information and communication technology) in a library (a real library of books and people). Just brain storming myself I've come up with a few areas ICT plays a part. Can you think of anything else? Thanks. Record system (eg. who borrows what, when is the due date, where are other copies of the same book located, basic details of books and borrowers. Notification of borrowers their books are due or requested books have arrived for pick up. Open reserve and closed reserve books etc). Online borrowing system and catalogue. Retrieval system (most library does it by human. Possibility for robotic retrieval like a vending machine). Delivery system (some libraries post books to you and let… [cont.]
Asked by apple guava - Sat Mar 14 22:33:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. Digital Library Reserve 2. Some type of resource allotment or lottery sytem for indigent - contrary to what many people think, not everything at the libarary is free or readily available. 3. Since you are very creative at ideas, you may want to consider the various types of users: the elderly, children and chldren's needs along with those of the physically challenged. You may come up with a whole new series of ideas. Good luck :)
Answered by reina - Sun Mar 22 22:09:10 2009