What wireless usb do i need for toshiba 230cx

The password, otherwise known as the BIOS password that has been made into part of the Toshiba Satellite Laptop design, was built in for security reasons. However, Toshiba has also made life a little more difficult for those who have accidentally set the password, have forgotten it and don't know how to reset it. To prevent these troubles, there are routes to resetting or deleting the password completely from Toshiba laptops, including the Toshiba Satellite.

Making the BIOS Password Removal Tool b> There is a connector plug that can help you with removing the BIOS password from your Toshiba Satellite laptop, including model numbers 1415, 1800 and Pro 6100. In fact, they work on most Pentium III Toshiba and Pentium IV Toshiba laptops. To make this tool, take the DB25 connector off of your printer. Remove the screws to take apart the plug. When you take it apart, you will see a bunch of wires there which should have enough length to strip and solder them. The pins on the connector are marked between 1 and 25, so connect the wires together from the following numbered pins: 1+5+10, 2+11, 3+17, 4+12, 6+16, 7+13, 8+14 and 9+15. Some of these may already be connected inside of the plug. Insulate these groups of wires with electrical tape. b> Using the BIOS Password Removal Tool b> Connect this plug to a parallel port in your laptop and turn the power on. This will take you past the password setting stage and right into the operating system. If you are not comfortable with making this tool yourself, you can purchase it online. It will save you some time and effort. Check the list of laptops with which it works to make sure that yours is one of them. Other Methods There are two other methods that you can use to remove the password from the computer. One is the option to buy the guide online, but you don't find out what the instructions are until you have paid for the product. If you are not comfortable with this option, then you can try the following option. When you start the computer you will see the KeyDisk, which is the 'A:' prompt. When you see this prompt, type in 'SBFIXMBR'. This will take you through a number of instructions. Follow these and it will take you past the BIOS area and into your operation system. You can also call Stratum or visit the Toshiba website and download the Toshiba BIOS Update. This update can be used to flash the BIOS, although in some cases, you will have to reinstall your operation system and will not be permitted access to BIOS at all.

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This model Toshiba does not have a wireless device installed.
You need to install a PCMCIA wireless card or an USB wireless device.

Wireless keyboards need a USB or Bluetooth connection depending on witch for USB plug in the USB dongle and tap the sync button but for Bluetooth ur internal or USB Bluetooth dongle must be in pairing mode and the wireless keyboard in pairing mode as well

By system do you mean Windows it's self? If so it can't legally be downloaded, however you can sometimes buy it from your PC manufacture at a reduced rate.

On some models it's on a hiding partition on the hard drive too, however that's a older model so it probably won't be,

PCMCIA Wireless adapter
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Seeing as how its an older laptop, your best option would be to get a wireless USB G network adapter, it plugs into a USB port on your laptop, then get a wireless G router to match up with your wireless G Network USB adapter. Stick with Belkin if you can since they have been reliable from my own experience. Get a Belkin Wireless G Router and a Belkin wireless G USB Network Adapter. At that point you'll have wireless access and it will run you under $100 dollars.

If you have installed the AT&T software, you should be able to use that application to connect to the Internet. Are you using a USB gateway or do you have a stand-alone gateway?

If you have the USB type, install the software first and then connect the USB gateway, Click on the software app to start the Internet connection. AT&T info will show a tab for GSx and one for Wireless. As long as you have a subscription, I would use the GSx tab, otherwise, select the wireless tab and connect to your gateway or any other wireless router that you have access to. Good Luck.

Your ACME COT2 wireless mouse must have come in two pieces, the USB connector the mouse itself.
Insert the USB connector of your wireless mouse to your Toshiba Satellite and press simultaneously the button in your USB connector and the button in the wireless mouse. This is done in order to pair the mouse to the USB connector.

toshiba tecra 8000 does not have built in wireless, you need to install an external wireless adapter (usb or pcmcia), and use the software provided with the wireless adapter to configure it

my wireless card was working great, then stopped all of a sudden. If I connect to the Modem directly it works, do I need a new wireless card?