How do i turn on my wireless on my asus laptop

I believe that on the very top row of keys, the function keys, the third from the left, F2, is the wireless on/off button. Mine occasionally gets turned off by accident. Try tapping this button. It may take a few seconds for it to come up.

have you updated the drivers for the WIFI adapter to the latest?

Also, there were different standards for WIFI in the past, so if your router is really old you may see issues. Is your WIFI router at the latest firmware?

updating the driver should resolve your issue.

That means the wifi radio in the laptop is not on. Some laptops allow you to turn it off to conserve battery time. May want to check that.

Usually the people might have problem related to asus laptop because of wireless driver. so you need to unisntall the wireless driver and reinstall it. your wifi will start working fine. hope this will help you better. for more information you can visit : Tech Support For Asus

Look on both sides of your laptop for a switch. The switch might even be in the front of the laptop. If you see it, slide it or push it depending on the type. Normally when it is on there should be a blue light indicating so.

You also have keystrokes that turn the wireless on an off. Hit the FN (Function Key) + F1 thru F12 key. Look for the F1 thru F12 key that controls the wireless. Normally it will have a wireless signal on it. The signal will be an icon that looks like )))). Once you have the correct key that controls the wireless hit the FN key and hold it down and hit the F1 thru F12 key that controls the wireless. Normally there will be a popup on the screen that says Wireless On or Wireless Off.

To turn on the wireless adapter without using the switch button, try to press Fn+F2 at the same time.

Right click the wireless icon in the lower right hand corner by your clock and click view available wireless networks. Then select configure advanced settings. Click on the wireless networks tab.
In the lower part of the screen select your wireless network and remove it. Reboot the laptop
Once back on, view available wireless networks again, double click yours and join it again. It may ask you for your password so make sure you have that handy.

Hi! you need to check if drivers for your wireless is installed. search for the Wireless Drivers for your Asus Laptop by going to the ASUS Homepage. Hope this helps

Press "Fn and F2" together and let go and it will show wireless :)

try it on another wireless connection and see how it works. Belkin routers are usually not the best, that's why they are so cheap

If the prob persist on another wireless network than contact ASUS technical support