Hi,
I have a notebook which I have not used for 5 months when starting up it now says WLAN disabled - I looked up on how to switch this on and have checked the bios, this said it was enabled?
I have no network/internet connection so am lost as to what to do next? can anybody offer any advice
3 Other Users Have The Same Problem
Comment by lileve1501, posted on Jun 22, 2008
I a trying to connect my computer wireless and I say my wireless radio is off and my light shows the wireless is on and I looked it up in my computer and it says it is enable but when I set it up wireless it says wireless radio is off.
Comment by XBL Fanboy, posted on Apr 18, 2008
Mine was working fine as well until a few weeks ago as well. I only used it for Xbox Live, my PC and my Laptop. Now all of a sudden the WLAN light wopnt come on and my PC wont detect it. I go into the device manager and i cant find it on the list, HELP PLZ, im dieing w/o my XBL!
Comment by Apresh, posted on Jan 04, 2008
My Vaio laptop was connecting to WLAN until few days ago but suddenly it has stopped working. When I start the laptop, WLAN light comes-up but as soon it tries to connect to network, the light goes off and the network adapter gets disabled. After enabling it, message comes to switch-on the wireless n/w button (which is already switched-on), and switching it on-off doesn't make any difference.
A couple of things you can try:
1. In your Device Manager, expand your Networking Adapter, right click on your WiFi and click on enable;
2. Some notebook/laptop models have a hard swtich on either the side or the front to activate the radio of the WiFi;
3. Verify that your WiFi drivers are installed and that it has no red or yellow markings (Device Manager);
4. If you are using plug-in (USB or PCM card), verify that they are plugged in snugly.
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