how can i get to toshiba to ask why my lap top will no connect to kinkos intenet service connection and to wi-
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search from google or yahoo search engine. go to :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/ \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/
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Press the tiny 'reset' button on the back of your Linksys router (or unplug the unit for about 15-30 seconds). It will reset the router's chip and re-establish a connection with your notebook. If this doesn't work refer to their website and find the toll free number to cantact their techs. I have a Netgear model myself but whenever I've had this problem reseting the unit was usually my solution.
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This does not sound like a driver problem.The biggest cause of your problem is a wrong setting eiter in the router or the wireless card utility. Things you should check,\n\nDo this from your dads computer with the connection. Enter the router config page, the default IP for a belkin 54G is 192.168.2.1. Is DHCP enabled ,if not enable it, is the router set up to filter MAC address or IP address if so add your MAC or/and IP to the list, Is there a WEP or WPA key you need to set up the connection if there is find out what it is.\n\nOn your wireless computer.\n\nIs you connection set up for an auto DHCP IP, to find out right click on your connetion and click properties, then select internet protocol(TCP/IP) and then click the properties button, check the obtain an IP address automatically and obtain a DNS server address automatically.\n\nThe only other problem could be the signal strengh itself, to fix that problem move the router to a more central location within your home or consider investing in a repeater.
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visit the following link:\nhttp://www.toshiba-europe.com/eu/contact/details.asp?group=By+Service+Company
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Mosaddeq, "I can't connect to Internet via modem" tells me nothing; could you please give a little more input on your problem? What you have done, what are experiencing, etc. And if you do not have any information on you notebook  go to HP site and look for Compaq machines, specs, etc.
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hey I was able to find this for you I hope this helps...\n\nhttp://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modItemList.jsp\n\ngood luck I'll keep a look out for ur driver!
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you can make free user there. \nthis site have nearly all of world top most drivers.\nuse \nwww.driversguide.com\n\nYou can also get driver from toshiba website.
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If you actually have a Linksys compact wireless-g usb adapter on your system, I'd try going to this website and download the latest driver. Follow any prompts given during the download and when the download is complete, restart your computer. This should correct the startup error.  \n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?childpagename=US%2FLayout&packedargs=c%3DL_Content_C1%26cid%3D1115416835852%26site%3DUS&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nBut if it doesn't, and assuming you're running Windows XP, you might have some damaged or missing startup files. You'll need your XP install disk.  Disconnect any external devices (Linksys adapter, printer, external hard dirve, etc.) and make sure any running programs are closed so you can do a system file check. From the desktop click start > run > type in "sfc /scannow" > OK (no quotes and note the space between sfc and /scannow.) The scan could take an hour or more but if any damaged files are found, you'll be prompted to insert the install disk. When the scan is finished, restart your computer.  \n\nIf none of the above helps, I'd go back to the Linksys website and contact their technical support.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nplrr
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You might want to check your event viewer and see what is happening to your computer when it loses connection -\nControl panel..administrative tools..event viewer.\n\nLook at the logs and see any tcp/ip events.\n\nIf you see the connection being dropped randomly in the logs, it might be your wireless card or the drivers. try and uninstall the card completely, uninstall the drivers and then use the correct drivers- possibly from the manufacturers website.\n\nalso try and disable all security such as wep / wpa for your network and see if the problem occurs, if you still have a problem then its most possibly your wireless card drivers. Some wireless cards when the drivers are installed disable your wireless zero service and cause havoc. What kind of card are you using.. post it on here.
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Information given is not complete to diagnose the problem.\n\nLet me try a step by step\nI am assuming that you have Windows machine, otherwise answer is wrong\n\na) Look at the bottom right hand corner in task bar. In the list of icons. There will be a small icon with two monitors. Does it blip. If it does not you have a physical layer connectivity problem\n\nb) open a cmd prompt and type ipconfig. You should see a valid IP number. If you do not see it. then your computer is not part of the World Wide Web and cannot connect to internet.\n\nc) If your two monitor icon blips (shows 100 MPBS connectivity for ethernet and 54 Mbps / 11 Mbps for Wireless LAN) and if your ipconfig is right and still you have a error, then we got to step d\n\nd) Sometimes your ISP (SBC/ATT or QWEST) in addition verify your active status based on a specific user id and password. If their backend password verification system gets affected, then a PPP (point to point ) protocol connection cannot be established and you will see network error. Essentially you will get till SBC server and SBC will stop you. The only way is to verify your user id and password and call SBC / QWEST to fix it.\n\nHope this helps. Good luck
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It's possible a portion of the hard drive has been damaged. Will it start in safe mode? You may need to start fresh and reinstall windows. If it's too old it may not be able to work on a wireless network. See if you can upgrade to at least win 2000 It's close enough to xp to have most of the same compatible software and hardware requirements.
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I have done tech support for some good-sized companies, and you'd be surprised how many people fail to turn on the wireless antenna in their laptops!  SOMEWHERE on that machine you'll find a switch; if you don't already know where it is, look up the machine's spec's online.  As to finding locations - try http://www.wi-fihotspotlist.com/
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i get that some times where i cant connect to my wireless router and i have to reboot and go through the wep settings and reconnect .so try  rebooting  and  go through manual set up or do a sit servey and try to reconn that way  hope it helps you .:)
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Dear it may be. You can try Wi-Fi Networking.\nYou can set Sector antenna and use WAN card in your lap-top to access your network.\n                                                    Thank You
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send it to dell to get fixed
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I'm not at all positive on this one but I know most of the time you can download drivers directly from your manufacturers site for instance you should be able to go to www.toshiba.com.   I'm not sure of the drivers you are looking for but give it a shot. about a month ago i needed a sound driver for my gateway 4000 series notebook went on gateway.com and they had hundreds of them. you should have a link somewhere on your toolbar or desktop for a Toshiba site that will direct you to this.
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Goto control panel then system and open it.\nam assuming you are using Windows XP.. if so goto Hardware and then device manager. Under Network cards you would see your wireless card listed, note down the name of the card along with the model no. goto the manufacturer's website and check out there support section for updates.\nAlternatively you could goto your laptop manufacturer's website and look for any updated device drivers. You would need the exact model no of your laptop to do so. You would find it under the laptop.\n\nHope this helps.