I am unable to find a photo of your laptop's keyboard, so I cannot be certain which function key will enable your wireless adapter.
However, most laptops are very similar, so this solution should work for your problem.
1) Locate the secondary function key (probably labeled "FN") on your keyboard.
2) Locate the key which controls your wireless adapter as a secondary function. It will have the following image on the key: http://cdnsupport.gateway.com/s/Mobile/2007/Phantom/WirelessIcon.gif
3) While holding the FN key, press the wireless key
4) Your wireless adapter is now enabled. If you are still having wireless issues, the problem was not that the hardware wireless adapter was disabled.
Wireless device is turned off or disabled
The
power to the wireless network and Bluetooth devices is controlled by a
switch or button on most computers. It is possible to accidentally bump
the button and turn off the wireless service.
On
most computers, there is an LED light that glows blue when the wireless
device is turned on and enabled, and glows orange when off or disabled.
Some newer models use different a different color scheme, see the user
guide for more information.
To turn on and enable the wireless device, do the following:
and select Open Wireless Assistant
. Click Turn On
. The HP Wireless Assistant (enabled) icon 
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