Is there another port? Thinkpad T22 Notebook

PC100 SDRAM SODIMM, maximum 512MB

On line search should give you a manual, almost all are available, simple search and you are done.

buy a wireless usb reciever they are cheap and work great

no option except service center kindly tell me where from you so i guide u

IBM Thinkpad T22 doesn't have Wi-Fi adapter installed. you need a USB Wi-Fi adpater in other to have Wireless connection.

You can go for D-Link, 3COM,belkin USB Wi-Fi adapter. Make sure the USB Wi-Fi adapter support the Operating System you installed.

Good Luck.

Here is the link from the Lenovo website for drivers for the T22 ThinkPad.

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-57669.html

Ok hm...

Sounds expensive, I'm afraid!

Here is IBM's explanation of the error codes.

What your machine is telling you is that a chip on your Motherboard is faulty and the only way to repair it is a new system board.

It is probably worth finding out how much IBM would charge you to repair it but I very much doubt you'd get much change from £500.

try re-installing the driver

I assume with "boot menu" you mean the BIOS boot menu (the one you get to if you press F12 during start up, before the Windows screen appears.)

1. Go to "Enter Setup"
2. Go to "Config", click "Enter"
3. Go down to "USB", click "Enter"
4. Make sure that "USB Bios Support" is enabled.
5. (Hit "Enter" again and choose between "enabled" and "disabled")
6. Hit "Esc" twice to go back to the main page.
7. Go down to "Startup", click "Enter"
8. Choose "Boot"
9. Check if "USB CD" is in the list of boot options or excluded form booting.
10. Hit F10, confirm any changes you made (click "Enter" for 'yes') and reboot.
11. Tap or hold down F12 again and you should see the boot option menu again.

Note: I am not 100% sure if you can boot from a DVD externally.
I booted from the internal DVD drive fine with a Linux LiveCD. It is possible that the T22 BIOS does not support external booting. Check you version - the latest release from IBM is version 16ET32WW (1.12), release date 06/03/2004. You find that info here.

I would really appreciate if you could come back here and leave a comment, so I (and maybe others?) can learn form this ;-)

Good luck!

Try to check with the Software CD/DVDs if there's any Driver for that Port, if yes, try installing this. If it doesn't help, Contact Service Point or the Vendor.