Pls tell me what is the functional key combination for wireless for my toshiba laptop?

To enable or disable wireless functions, you must use the Hot Key combination of "Fn" + "F8". This means to press and hold the "Fn" key (near the windows key), and the press the "F8". This is a toggling function. Each time you press the key, it will turn on or turn off the function. Look for the Wireless Light to ensure that the wireless activated.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Y450-534 PC Notebook is supposed to have a wifi switch at the front right side of the laptop. If this button isn't available, then ot wil be a combination of the fn button and one of the Function keys. There is supposed to be a blue wi fi icon on the Function key. On a Toshiba it would be F8.

it will be a function key{fn} and one of the f key at the top

How to turn on/off Wireless in various Laptop Models ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vendor/Model-----------Type----------Location
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Dell D600 & D610-----KeyBoard-----Fn+F2

HP nc4000 & nc4010-----Button-----Above Keyboard

HP nc4220-----Button-----Left Side of Laptop Near USB Port

HP nc6000 & nc6220-----Button-----Above Keyboard

HP nx9010-----Button-----Front side of laptop

HP Omnibook 6200-----Button-----Left side of laptop

IBM T43-----Keyboard combination-----Fn + F5-----Click "Turn On"

IBM X32-----Keyboard combination-----Fn + F5-----Click "Turn On"

Toshiba M1 & M2-----Switch-----Left side of laptop-----Towards
front

Toshiba R100-----Switch-----Right side of laptop


Toshiba TE2000-----Switch-----Left side of laptop-----By Vol ctrl

Toshiba Tecra 2100-----Switch-----Left side of laptop-----By Vol ctrl

Turn on your WiFi/Wireless/WLAN, it will also turn on your bluetooth. Laptops which have bluetooth and wireless have combined function for bluetooth and wireless. You must installed bluetooth and WLAN combined driver to use this function.

Hello If your using Microsoft Windows open, Controll Panel , System , Device Manager. Look down the list to Network Adapters and click the plus symbol. If you have a wireless card installed it will show the name and type. Right click the wireless adapter and click properties. This box will tell you the status of your wireless adapter. If no wireless adapter is shown you will have to install a card. If the card is present and enabled you may have to turn the wireless function on by using a combination of keyboard keys or look for a switch on the computer. Hope this helps.

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We had the same problem and the above solution didn't work. It wasn't anything your son did, but obviously a problem with the computer itself. Disconnect from the mains and pull out the battery with the computer still going, then restart. When prompted just open Windows normally and the wifi was now functional again.

It's difficult to tell, but there seems to be a small switch on the front, that may activate the wireless connection. If that isn't it, you can usually access the modems through control panel, under 'network and internet,' and the wireless assistant, or possibly the network and sharing center; if the wireless modem is disabled, right clicking on the icon will usually give you an option to activate it, or you can connect to a network through the network and sharing center, as well as detecting networks, and that will tell you whether or not the thing is working.

tHE COMBINATION IS THE FUNCTION KEY AND THE F2 BUTTON TO TURN OFF AND ON THE WIRELESS. HOLD DOWN THE FUNCTION KEY WHILE PRESSING THE F2 KEY... HOPE THIS HELPS

Hi,

Usually on the toshiba it is Fn and F2 or F4 the f key will have a coloured picture of an antenna with waves coming off of it.

Also most toshiba laptops have a physical switch on the edge of the case below the keyboard. Make sure that switch is on first then try the Fn and function key combo as they work together like a two way light switch. Both must be on for the card to be active.

Chris
Armor-IT