Why is my Toshiba Satellite L505D-GS6000 Wifi driver not found?? After resetting, checking device manager, trying fn+f8, and dowloading the driver it still doesn't show up!!!

press and hold f8 and press power button. hold f8 key till you see the recovery menu. select factory reset.

if your motherboard is fried and you are running windows it is probably best to find a replacement motherboard of the same make and model so when you go to start it up it should work.

if not you can attempt to have it fit into the laptop but laptop motherboards don't have a standard size so some modifications might need to be made

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Hi,
My laptop didnt enable the wifi with the fn+f8 key.
I even reset the cmos and nothing.
Then I went to toshiba drivers website and after installing the "thku" "toshiba hotkey utility" the fn+f8 start working and enable/disable the wifi. It now shows a popup windows when I press the fn+f8 key.

Before the wifi led was always off. Windows detected the wifi device but nothing on the wifi available list.
Now the led is always on, starts orange when I turn on the pc and blue when connected.

If you reformatted your hard drive, you'll need to reload the wireless card drivers for the computer. They are not part of Windows.

Hi. You can install the bluetooth Driver/Utility or ConfigFree Utility from this Toshiba support site. Just go to Downloads and look for the right utility or driver you need.
Hope this helps!

For Ethernet connection problems.

1. Turn OFF the laptop and modem. Unplug them from the power outlet. Leave them unplug and turn off for at least 30-60 secs.
2. Turn ON the NB and try to connect. If same thing, go to step 3.
3. Reset IE.Follow the steps in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923737. If same problem go to step 4.
4. Do system restore.Follow the steps in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948247. Try to connect.


For WiFi connection.
1.Press Fn+F8 to check if WiFi is ON.If turned ON and still not connected. Go to step 2.
2.Reset IE. If same thing go to step 3.
3.Do system restore. If same thing go to step 4.
4. Uninstall the WiFi driver.
a. Go start/control panel (classic view)/systems/click hardware tab/device manager.
Device manager dialog box will appear.
b. Click network adapter.
c. Right click on the wireless driver. Select uninstall. Do not delete the driver. Click OK.
d. restart the laptop.
e. Once restarted. reconnect to the network. then open IE.

Hope it works.

There are two things you have to first check on:
1) Check if the wifi turn on button is set to on or use the Fn keys on keyboard for that.
2) Check in the computer devices to see if the driver is installed, not conflicting and working well.

unplug laptop and remove battery. Take out both memory sticks and locate on the motherboard under sticks two points marked with ***. Replace one memory stick, plug ac adapter back up and while jumping the two points at the *** (use paperclip, flathead screwdriver or other metal object to connect the points) power up computer. This, if done properly, will reset bios, removing password.

reinstall the driver for the mouse touchpad