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Are you trying to connect to a public place or a home router? Does the laptop even detect the wireless signal?Are you trying to connect to a public place or a home router? Does the laptop even detect the wireless signal?
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press the button on the wireless station then press the button on the mouse it should see it if it doesn't then you may need a new mouse. you can also test the batteries to make sure they have 1.5 v
I had the exact same problem but with my mouse! the keyboard worked so it obviously was a problem related to connecting to the router (USB)
I later discovered that the LED light on the USB is a button, so click that and click the little circular button on the back of your mouse, then be patient, the mouse should reconnect!
Try this: I found it after doing some searching on the web.
Wireless card stops working after upgrading to Windows Vista
After upgrading to Windows Vista everything works fine apart the
Marvell Wireless card, when you press the button nothing happens.
There seems to be three different ways of solving this problem
(there is a fourth - don't install Vista) and I've listed them below,
hopefully at least one should work for you.
The first solution is to press the wireless button while Windows
Vista is loading, you have to be quick though as it only works if you
press the button between the loading scrolling lines logo (after the
post screen) and before the windows logo appears.
The second is to go into Device Manager, select the Marvell Wireless
card and then go to Properties>Advanced>Default Adhoc Mode. Here
change the Default Adhoc mode to B or G. When you confirm the change
the wireless connection should become active, if it doesn't then press
the wireless button and try changing the setting again.
The third method is to create a desktop shortcut to the wireless
adapter. Go to [Network and Sharing Centre]>[Manage Network
Connections] and then right click the wirless connection and choose
Create Shortcut. You can then switch on the wireless at any time, just
point at the shortcut then right click and chose Disable. Once its
disabled right click on the shortcut again and choose Enable. It should
then connect within 20-30 seconds.
Support site: http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/advent/laptop/7088.htm
Wireless connection can be interferred with by bluetooths, wireless house phones. I'd try connected and see how that works.
i hope ive helped and i hope it works, let me know how it works!!
First you need to make sure the Wireless drivers are installed in the computer, aswell the Acer Related utilities. Then Most acer laptops have a button on one of the sides or on the top of the laptop to turn on the wireless.
To find out if you have the acer related programs installed, try pressing some of the buttons on the top of the laptop, that are NOT apart of the keyboard, they should open up acer or related programs, if noting happens the programs are not installed, one of the buttons is likely to turn on the wireless.
To check if the wireless drivers are installed press start -> run -> type: msinfo32 (OR press down the windows key and press R, then let go and type msinfo32 into the run menu that comes up and click OK)
On the program, left side, open up components from the + next to it, then find Problem devices from the list and click on it, on the right you will see a list of devices that are not installed or not working.
If the list is empty, everything is properly installed. and you should be able to get your wireless to turn on by pressing on the wireless button on the laptop, and then use your computer to connect to a wireless network.
Your problem lies only in mouse. All procedures followed are correct, but take a close look at the bottom of mice where the receiver is placed when not in use, look for a tiny thin button that protrudes from one of the sides, it has to be depressed while receiver is out, it might be stuck, try to press it down gently a couple of times, it must come out. If it doesn't work, take off battery, now press down mentioned button and release it immediately upon inserting back the battery. Hope will work ok. Good luck!! Chawah.
you have to connect your drum up to the xbox first to reconise it while you go through the wireless precedure when done u can disconnect and it should work there onwards.
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Press the Receiver button (and the lights will start
flashing.
Then if the Keyboard isn't working, press the small RESET/CONNECT
button on the back of the board to connect the keyboard to the
receiver.
Hope this helps. Bud
Click on the connect button on the remote (part connected to the PC) and click on the connect button on the mouse. Move the mouse around after you press that button. It should connect.
Also make sure your batteries are fresh.
Once working, I've found that Microsoft's Intelli mouse driver does a better job then Logitech drivers.
I think you said you changed the batteries. if so try the following.
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Turn the mouse over and find the small
rest/connect button on the bottom of the mouse and press it.
This should connect the mouse to the receiver and work properly.
If not, try pressing the receiver button and then press the button on
the mouse. This should be done whenever you change batteries or
glitch.
Hope this helps you. Bud
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