I have a 7" Mini Ez book Net book and it will not

Is not compatible with linux. But here are somr tested:
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Medialink - Wireless N USB Adapter - 802.11n

AirLink101 AWLL6075 Wireless N Mini USB Adapter

ASUS (USB-N13) Wireless-N USB Adapter WifiDocs WirelessCardsSupported Community Help Wiki ->LINUX

perhaps a usb mouse or wireless usb mouse will work if your ctx has a usb port on the side

Try the manufacturer website

Get onlineand got to www.google.com In the google search box type: "EZ BookSupport" (without the quotes and put your manufacturer name before Support). Look for downloads and drivers. Enter your model number and operatingsystem when requested. Download and install the drivers.

have one of these and have down loaded an epub book the ebook see the book but when I go to open it to read only the cover displays then it shuts off the reader screen when you try to open the book however we can read it on the computer using adobe digital editions site please help the ebook reader will allow me to read books that are in epub that came with the reader

http://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/computer-manuals.html
you will have to type in the motherboard in the top search tab

or

http://help-site.com/c.m/

hope this helps

Hello bobdurack
I'm not shure this is the solution but it's a possibility : has the letter of your external Toshiba eventually changed ?
Regards ,
fanaudi .

There is not so much that could be done to repair a keyboard. Disassemble the netbook, check the ribbon cable connecting the keyboard to the motherboard. If the ribbon cable is loose, tighten it. If it is tight, replace the keyboard with a new one.

1. Yes, but you have either have to have access on the router or if it is a free connection you will have to scan for that router to gain access and click on the router that is open to you if you have a wireless card in the Sylvania G net book which should have a wireless card built into the mother board. It will take you to set up your net book for wireless connectivity.
2. If you are trying to get connection through wireless router via a home network the administrator will have to allow your net book to have access, that is he will have to give you permission to connect with either a MAC address or an IP ( internet Protocol address).

I'm assuming Windows is the OS. After disconnecting from one access method but before connecting with another (modem to wifi or network wire, etc. the IP address on the notebook will likely not be acceptable to the new connection) open a DOS or Command "Box" or "Window" (go to Start --> Run --> type the word "cmd" or "command" without quotes and then click ok. At the prompt, (without the quotes) type: "ipconfig /release" (You can see all the variables for the ipconfig command by typing "ipconfig /?")

Establish a new connection via hardwire network or wifi and allow the PC obtain a new IP address as normal. If unable to access internet sites, you can try to forcing a new IP address by opening the DOS box again and type "ipconfig /renew" This should cause the machine to get a new IP address. The "ipconfig" commands will probably not force a modem connection to get a new IP address (I haven't run modems for a long time - so I'm not familiar with their procedure of obtaining an IP address)