Many laptops with an integrated wireless card will have a small mechanical switch on the front or side. If moving the switch turns a light on and off but does not turn the computer off and on, it is likely a power switch for the laptop.
Another way to tell is to open up your Device Manager and view the list of devices. Most wireless cards will have names that give away their purpose, like "Atheros a/b/g Wireless controller."
First, check your computer's wireless network status.
Second, check your wireless device for any green blinking lights or if other different-colored lights are blinking. The color and blinking indicates that either the device is fully working or dysfunctional.
Third, check the computer's configuration settings and wireless device configuration settings to see if they are correct. If not, configure them correctly.
Fourth, reboot all of your wireless devices and the computer if they are still not working.
Fifth, contact a friend or technical support for additional advice. Sometimes, if a device is faulty or dysfunctional, seek for repair or a replacement.
I didnt know ps2 controllers were wireless too, anyway Buy a New One.
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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.
i know we linksys wireless-A,wireless-B and wireless-G.
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I wanted to know where to get wireless WIFI for#11/Mo.?
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Working Assets is a wireless service provider based in California, USA. It offers wireless plans under the name CREDO and utilizes the Sprint network.
You need a wireless router capable of working with your wireless card.
Try using utility from the wireless adapter manufacture. Also there are always two options to manage wireless cards. By default windows wireless zero does not have access to the wireless adapter. Try changing the last option in wireless adapter properties.
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.