Location of t22 network switch - IBM ThinkPad T22 Laptop

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the T42 does not have WiFi, instead it facilitates internet connection via 16 BIT & 32 Bit PCMCIA slot to install a WiFi card , in order to go on the internet.

The ThinkPad uses the following adapters: v 360, 365X, 380, 600: 16-Bit PCMCIA v T20, T22, T23: 32-Bit CardBus and MiniPCI v T23: 32-Bit CardBus and MiniPCI Daughter Card v T30: 32-Bit CardBus and LAN on Planar Board (LOB) v T4x: 32-Bit CardBus and LAN on Planar Board (LOB). 16- and 32-Bit PC Card adapters are configured during ThinkPad initialization. Network Interface Controller data rates are: v For Token Ring: 4/16 MBps v For Ethernet: 10 Mbps...........16 bit PCMCIA 10/100 Mbps.......32 bit CardBus 10/100 Mbps.......MiniPCI and Daughter Card 10/100 Mbps.......T3x and T40 LOB 10/100/1000 Mbps..T42 LOB The MiniPCI Ethernet adapter is accessed behind a removable plate located on the bottom of the ThinkPad directly above the Model/Type S/N sticker. For T20 and T22, the MiniPCI adapter may be an Ethernet/Modem combination card. The Daughter Card (T23) is secured with two screws and is located next to the MiniPCI modem adapter.
please go to this link to read the manual -- it will explain the features for this ThinkPad of various series T42 model-type .

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg2ffa39ae31a2f590e85256ced00828893&aid=1

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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.

replace the battery on *********** board its dead. not the big battery the one that looks like a watch battery. its located inside the system

you can try to peer the to machine.. if the ibm dont have lan port..

use straight cable

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

either you have a virus or a corrupted dll file.
eitherway, beside create a bootable CD or Floppy disk, and try to fix from there, thats' time a money.
the next best thing, is to reinsall the operating system.
the other option is get a new hard drive and install the operating system on that so you can preserve the data you have on the old one.

To my knowledge the T22 does not have an extra wireless switch, but I might be mistaken. Have a look here.

They all have function keys which enable and disable the radio (if a wireless adapter is pre-installed). Usually it is the blue "Fn" key and the F5 key.

Since the T22 does not have wireless "onboard", I assume that you are using an external adapter.
Right-click "My Computer", choose "Manage" and go to the "Device Manager".
If there is any trouble with your hardware or driver, you should see a yellow exclamation mark. If that is the case, try to reinstall the driver.
If you see a red "x", it means that the device is not enabled. Double-click that device and enable it at the bottom of the window.

If this did not get you any further, please come back here and tell me what you found. I'll be happy to see what else I can do.

Is this the wireless card or the ethernet controller when you say internal network card? I want to be sure before I give you the wrong info.

Go through the setup menu and set the numlock option to off. You will need to hit F1if I remember correctly to get to the setup.
Dan

does this mean you cannot see the screen at all? if this is correct I would remove and reseat the VGA cable located under the keyboard.