CONNECT TO A NETWORK PROBLEM

goto start run, type cmd... in the black screen type ipconfig.... this will tell you if you have any connections. if you get numbers like 192.168.1.1.... you are connected. if not . goto network connections make sure all connections are enabled.. if they are replace the cat5 cables and redo... if still no luck check all incoming connections to home

Hi, Click Start, Click Control Panel, Click network connection, Right Click, Local connection,Click property, Click tcp/ip property and Click obtain IP address automatically. Hoping that this will help you connect and solve you problem

HH

have you installed proper drivers,if not download it from the below mentioned link

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=449878&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=449877&swLang=8&taskId=135&swEnvOID=1098

and installing the drivers check for the further configuration.

if dhcp not enabled in your modem then you have give the static ip address

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pp

Please run system restore to factory setting. that seem to be the only saviour.

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Network Cable or Network Controller Bad. Also Check Network Port for bent or broken Pins

are you connecting the laptop hard wired or wirelessly?

for wired connection, just plug the ethernet cable from the router to the laptop and it should work fine.

for the wireless connection, check on the wireless network connection. for xp, click on start> control panel> network connections> right click wireless network connection> then click on view available wireless network> then select your network.. for secure wireless connection, type the security key then click connect. :-)

First you must sure that your wireless card is working
Second confirm your wireless setup is right.
Then reset your wireless account. Or your laptop battery cant supply the power to your wireless card, check the metal connection.

Usually one of the function buttons F5-F8 etc together with the FN button will toggle through from lcd to tv/external monitor to both.

Is the cable S-Video or does your tv accept a dvi or vga input?
Do you connect using the s-video output on the laptop or the standard external monitor port?

I can not open my labtop on my wireless, it ask me for my password, I give it and it tells me it is the wrong one. I have 2 computers on it with know problems..

Sounds like you either have a bad wireless card, you need to update the firmware, your router is bad or you need to manually place information into your PC so that it locates your network!