Other devices and wireless dont work

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Check in the device manager if your computer is seeing the wireless card driver.
Right click my computer, properties, hardware, device manager,network adapters.
Is the wireless card listed?
If it is right click uninstall and reboot on reboot the wireless card should be seen as new hardware follow the wizard and let it install the driver.
If the computer is seeing the card but it has a yellow mark next to it the driver is not loaded you need to get the appropriate driver for that type of card from it's support site or once again try the uninstall reboot.
That’s the wireless card.
Is the net-gear showing an internet connection.
Put a cat 5 cable from your laptop to the net-gear and try to connect via cable if that works it's got to be the wireless card driver or the wireless settings in the net-gear however if they worked previously there is no reason to suspect the router settings.
Hope this helps

To check if the wireless card is bad or OK.
Go to Control Panel - Network Connections - Is the wireless network connection listed and if so is there a red X on this connection?
If so, right click on the wireless and click Repair - this may fix your problem, it forces the wireless router to issue the wireless card with a new IP address.
If it doesn't fix the problem then go to Control Panel - System - Hardware tab - Device Manager - scroll down to Network Adapters and expand and check your wireless card, is it Working and Enabled?
If has a yellow ? against it or not working then reinstall the wireless card driver.
If the wireless card is built-in check the BIOS to see if the wireless card is enabled, if not enable the wireless card and repeat the above steps.
If this doesn't fix your problem then the wireless card is faulty and you need a new wireless card. You can get a PCMCIA wireless card to replace the faulty wireless card. If the wireless card is built-in then disable the faulty wireless card in the BIOS before you install the new wireless card.

Depending on your OS, you could check the device mang. and if your 802.b wireless is not found, look for other flags or problems.
Turn off your wireless switch and remove and re-install your network system.
If after completed, you do not see the wireless install when loading, remove the wireless card and try again, removing from device mamg., re-booting and re-installing wireless card.
Sometimes the wireless card looses connection and needs to be physically removed, system re-booted and re-installed to work.
If that does not work, try exchanging the wireless card for another.
Removing the entire network from the system and re-booting is the best way. Shoot down after re-booting and re-install wireless card.
Restart unit, if it see's the wireless card, it will show loading network device. If it does not see the card, it will not load it.
Hope this helps

Hello,
You should ( a suggestion) reset the OS by pressing the button on the back of the unit.

If that does not work, you may consider reinstalling the OS. The procedure as described in the TI Knowledge Base is as follows.

What steps are required to reinstall the TI-Nspire family operating system?

To reload the device’s OS using a computer with TI-Nspire Computer Link:
• Connect the TI-Nspire device (with the Nspire keypad) to the computer using the USB Standard A to Mini B cable.
• Open the TI-Nspire Computer Link software. The select device dialog should appear, and detect the device.
• Either drag the OS file (available in the ‘downloads’ area at education.ti.com) onto the TI-Nspire File Browser portion of the window, or click Tools -> Install OS.
To reload the device’s OS using another TI-Nspire or TI-Nspire CAS device:
• Connect the two devices using the USB Mini A to Mini B cable. The end marked A should be inserted into the sending unit, while the end marked B should be inserted into the receiving unit.
• On the sending unit, access the document chooser by pressing [Home] [7]. Once in the document chooser, press [Menu] and choose 9:Send OS…
NOTE: Users can only send an OS to a unit of the same model. Users cannot send an OS from a TI-Nspire to a TI-Nspire CAS.
Please see the TI-Nspire guidebooks for additional information.


Hope that helps.

Well, long and short of it is that Nspire laptops that were sold as whitebox from ASI are really
Compal brand. you'll notice if you google compal cl-51 you'll find it. If it looks like this: http://www.wintecindustries.com/orderdesk/images/Product/15000/45620010_8409.gif then you have a compal laptop rebadged as an Nspire. These laptops support a maximum of 512MB per slot or 1GB total. Here is a link to purchase RAM for it. http://www.upgradecomputermemory.com/ram.cfm/memory/C/Compal/CL51

Or just google: Compal CL-51 ram Good luck

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go to my computer right clik it then select properties.
then go to device manager go to network adapters.
in there u see device or devices right clik on them and enable all one bye one .
thats it
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is your card connected proper if so l would say its faulty now

Check in the device manager to see if the system see's the card. one led should light showing power, the 2nd led will light when it connects to a wireless device. You will need to restart the laptop after installing the driver, for the card to function. BPCS