Purchased SW 6/05 for LG 6100 and Tosh M45-S265 Laptop from Verizon. DP Tech/Verizon/Tosh-still not working.?
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this site is full of information on laptops...check it out...\n\nhttp://imedia.atspace.com/laptop.htm
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What OS are you running?\nWhat device are you connecting?\nDoes your device need drivers?\ndo you get any specific errrors?\nNeed more info..
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i had the same problem and i did a sytem restore. if that doesn't work,\n\ntry checking out the information from the link below.
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try go to my computer right click then properties then hardware then device manager and check if there are disbaled here and enable them \ngoog luck
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you need to check with your provider first.  Verify that you either have a multi media package or pay per use. Either that or look at your phone bill.  It will be detailed out. It sounds as if your multi media feature is enabled however since you can receive pic's, so the issue is probably with your phone. Depending on your contract and your provider, the provider may be able to help you get this resolved. If they cannot, contact the manufacturer of the phone.  There will be either a # or web address in your paperwork, or just go to their website.
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Right Click on My Computer. Click Manage. In the new window that opens up, in the left pane, click Device Manager. When it comes up in the right pane, make sure there's no icons that have caution signs in the audio section. Caution signs means there's a problem, and it's usually the driver. If that's the case, right click the thing with the caution icon, click Uninstall Driver, go to the Control Panel (Start > Control Panel). Click on the upper left on a small link that says Classic View, then click on Add New Hardware. It should automatically reinstall using Windows Update (click anything in the new box that says automatic or use windows update to search for the driver).\n\nThe last Toshiba I troubleshot a problem with turned out to be hardware related. Is your laptop one of those "Media" laptops with buttons that let you play movies or music without being in Windows? If so, play a CD. If there's still no sound, use the volume buttons to raise the volume. If you hear something, then the problem should be fixed. Boot into Windows and everything should be happy. \n\nExpensive answer: If all else fails, bring it to Best Buy Geek Squad, but expect to pay $50 - $200.
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down in the lower right corner, when it says you can not connect, click it and it should bring up a list of options, hit repair, if the options dont appear, right click on the icon at the taskbar near the clock, and hit repair, let it do its stuff for a few minutes, then try again when it says its done, even if it said it failed, it should work, if not, look for the manual for the laptop to see how to reinstall the drivers for the wireless card/chip. i had the same problem with my toshiba, but i took the WEP off the router so it runs without problems.
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DO NOT MESS AROUND. RETURN IT.\n\nYou run the risk of giving someone a getout if you 'fix' the problem by bodges. Accept you will have to reinstall stuff on the replacement and take advantage of the warranty.\n\nAnd... if the person at the other end of the phone is messing you around with stupid suggestions, INSIST you speak to their Line Manager, thus accelerating your complaint to Tosh paid staff rather than some idiot in a call centre.\n\nGood luck, stay calm, don't accept it. Quite a useful machine by the way!
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Try clicking start > control panel > mouse.  When the dialog box opens you should have a Hardware tab. Click on that and towards the middle of the box you should see the device status (if it's working properly.)  You should also see a properties button. If you click on that another dialog box opens with a Driver tab.  Click on that and you can check for an updated device driver.  If all else fails, you can use the Troubleshoot button to see if you can isolate the problem.\n\nplrr
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You should upgrade they don't even support that software anymore.\n\nhttp://www.pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/us/Home/
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You should have perfect connectivity. Does your computer know you have a dsl modem? Call Verizon - they should help you on this.
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the driver should have come with the cd rw.try searching it at lg's home http://lg.com or try a peer-to-peer program like limewire or dc++
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all I could find\n\nA Toshiba M35X-S309 came in for repair this week with a power jack problem. The power jack was actually broken off of the motherboard. This is increasingly common with Toshiba notebooks. We are currently repairing around 5 - 10 Toshiba notebooks per week with this problem.\n\nThe M35X models are decent laptops with a nice look. The S309 model is a Pentium M (with Centrino).\n\nSometimes the power jack (DC Jack) is broken off when the laptop takes a little fall while the power cord is still plugged in. More often the customer has no idea why the jack broke off.\n\nThe best thing to do when the power jack breaks is to shut the laptop down and have it serviced before using it again. 99% of the time we can replace it here. Unfortunately, a lot of companies prefer to sell the customer a new motherboard, and on these models, that is a very expensive repair.
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Verify the connection to the motherboard; uninstall it, reinstall it physically and then through software in device manager; clean the laser, and then, if all this fails, spend the $40 and get a new one!!!
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It sounds like either the card and/or the camera are not compatable with that version of windows. if possible roll back to windows home edition   otherwise  try to use backwords compatability if possible
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Just follow the E-Z step by step instructions and allow yourself 3 solid days to get it up and running.\n(don't forget to visit your product manufacture' site for important firmware updates)
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Well Rob , this is the most common problem with \nlinksys  , i have encountered a lot here in Dubai ,\nso lets see , does it have a same problem what i understand .\nok just do this ,  For Windows Xp Home / pro users\n1) My Computer ----Right Click\n2) Select Properties\n3) Select Hardwre Tab \n4) Select Device Manager\n5) Select Network Adapters\n6) Double ClickThe Network Card.\n7) Click Advanced.\n8) Select Media Type in the Property\n9) Select 10BaseT in the Value.\nThen Click Ok ..and start surfing Internet\nlemme know if it works ..bro\nEngineer