HOW DI START MY BLUETOOTH ON MY SONY LABTOP VOIA MODEL PCG-4G1M

Try here: http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-find.pl?mdl=Pcg-4v1l&PRODTYPE=32,33,63,71,118,7,102,26,80,119,72,125,44,55,27,84,74,57,61,108,115,109,103,89,113,35,78,48,77,106,29,123,50,39,64,114,41,12,58,52,81,60,45,66,73,101,76,86,62,54,67,70,68,2,17,1,116,88,100,110,82,25,120,28,83,69,59,112,49,24,104,124,53,122,79,121,42,46,13,105,126,6,85,3,36,9,51,111,47,38,4,34,37,43,117,5

You can download the bluetooth and device drivers from the Sony WEB site.
Select your model notebook and the Windows drivers you require. Please click on this link to the Sony support WEB site :-
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/select-system.pl?PRODTYPE=1,24,72&DIRECTOR=DRIVER

Hi ,
You can update your bios by going to www.toshiba.com/support , type in your make and mondel / bios drivers and you should be good ............good luck Roy

Start in safe mode ->LINK
After enter in SM do a system restore ->LINK

Not sure, to find out if you have the hardware installed, go into device manager, to access it, type it on start search box after clicking on start, this is if you're running on vista or 7. If you are on xp, right-click "my computer" then click on properties then hardware tab then device manager. Under device manager, look for bluetooth, If you have it, you can activate it by turning on your wifi switch...
Hope this helps.

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Hi,

No that model does not have a Bluetooth connection on because its a fairly old machine. You would have to get a USB Bluetooth dongle if you are wanting Bluetooth on the laptop.




Regards.

Here is what I was able to find (copy the link)

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=sony+vaio+PCG-4G1M+battery&x=0&y=0

Make sure that you have the model number of your laptop correct. Let me know if you find what you are looking for in the link.

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-list.pl?mdl=VGNFS550

I've just had this problem but managed to solve it.

Unscrew all the screws on the underneath, where the arrows indicate.

Then, to remove the screw in the centre of the laptop that's holding it all together, hold down the Escape and F1 key and you will see a small clip holing the keyboard down, put a screwdriver in there and push the clip back. Do the same for the clips behind the F5, F12 and Insert key.

Once you do that the keyboard will slide down and out and you can get to the last screw. Unscrew that and you can take off the top of the laptop.

When taking it apart you will detach the 2 ribbon cables from the motherboard. Take not of where these came from so you can put them back later.

My problem was that the HDD cable has popped out, giving me a n error on booting of 'Operating System Not Found'.

Problem now resolved.