What is LiteOn?

Sounds like a bad wireless card or the card slot.I would try replacing the wireless card.When wireless cards go bad they either cause the laptop to not boot,low or no signal reception or the card isn't seen at all by the motherboard or operating system or .both.If it isn't showing in device manager either with a caution sign or installed the card is most likely bad

Hi cfisherman8

This is a PCMCIA Wireless Adapter Card.

It slots into the large PCMCIA Port that almost all larger laptops and notebooks have.

This device can also work in a Desktop computer but requires a PCMCIA Cardbus Adapter to be installed in the Desktop Computer for it to slot into. There are different types of Desktop PCMCIA Cardbus Adapter. Some types internally connect a PCMCIA Wireless Adapter Cardbus to an empty Motherboard PCI Slot and others externally connect a PCMCIA Cardbus to the computer via its USB or Serial Ports. See here for examples:

http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-Port-CardBus-PCMCIA-Adapter/dp/B000BMMN7K/ref=sr_1_21?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1316320335&sr=1-21

http://www.amazon.com/Startech-Cardbus-Adapter-Transfer-115-2kbps/dp/B004WGR6YG/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1316320098&sr=8-12

http://www.amazon.com/Quatech-PCD-X-U142--CardBus-adapter/dp/B001BEF3YC/ref=sr_1_28?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1316321566&sr=1-28

Other alternative internal wireless networking devices for Desktop computers include a PCI Wireless Network Card. See example here:

http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Wireless-802-11n-Network-Adapter/dp/B002DYIZ2Q/ref=sr_1_14?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1316320278&sr=1-14


Once installed, it is able to send and receive data wirelessly between the computer and any Wireless Router/Modem to which the computer is configured to connect.

This device is most easily used with a Laptop. An easier solution for a Desktop PC would be a USB Wireless Adapter.

I hope this helps.

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Drivers for supported OS versions are here: http://panasonic.net/pcc/support/mfp/dp-1820/index.html . The available drivers support GDI, PDL and PS. Get the one appropriate for your needs.

There are Win7 drivers but it is a beta version.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hello
Sounds like you took all the right steps.In add and remove programs at the control panel,remove your wireless card drivers and anything related to it.
Be sure to write down your wep security key from your router first.

Then remove the card,reboot,put the card back in,then reinstall the drivers.

If this does not work the wireless card may be bad.

Hope this helps.

All these driver are available from Panasonic. Best to dowload direct from the manuafacturer. I have verified that the Vista driver is listed there.
Here is the link for you.
http://www.panasonic.net/pcc/support/mfp/dp-8020/index.html

Here is the link to the dowloads page for your copier:
Downloads - WORKiO DP-2330, 3030

plz dear first configure ur internet settings. i mean ur ipx/tpx or detect ur modem. if not find ur modem if u have used modem for using internet then reinstall ur modem software. and if u use broadband internet so its no need. after doing that try. and if u not still ur mother board driver software or lan card software then plz install it. i hope it will be come ok. thanks

It's just a regular modem, LiteOn is name brand, just like Conexant. Also, modems are used for dialing on a land line, and must be connected or hardwired to a land line, there is no such thing as a wireless modem, however there are modems that can communicate with computers through wireless receivers, but they are not considered wireless modems, they're considered and called wireless capable modems. These are generally found in high end office fax machines.

Windows XP Latest Drivers

• Windows XP Chipset Driver (Version 6.2.1.1001) 1.9MB NEW
• Windows XP Updated Centrino Base line Driver (Version 1.2.2.8)
• Windows XP Audio Driver (Initial Version 6.14.01.3774 BA46-02605A10) 1.75 MB
• Windows XP Video Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 6.9 MB
• Windows XP Modem Driver (Version 2.1.46) 867 KB NEW
• Windows XP LAN Driver (Version 8.0.11) 347 KB NEW
• Windows XP Wireless LAN Driver (Version 1.2.3.14 Intel 2100 802.11b cards) 24 MB NEW
• Windows XP Wireless LAN Driver (Version 9.0.1.9 Intel 2200 802.11g cards) 27.9 MB NEW
• Windows XP Touchpad Driver (Initial Version 7.2.9 BA46-02605A10) 7.5 MB
• Windows XP Memory Stick Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 1750 MB
• Windows XP USB2 Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 118 KB
• Samsung "Magic Button" mapper 938 KB

Windows XP Previous Drivers

• Windows XP Chipset (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 2.4 MB
• Windows XP Audio Driver (Version 5.10.3774) 2.4 MB
• Windows XP Modem Driver (Version 2.1.40) 868 KB
• Windows XP Modem Driver (Version 2.1.34 recommended) 840 KB
• Windows XP Modem Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 801 KB
• Windows XP LAN Driver (Version 7.0.28.0) 176 KB
  Fix for Inaccurate outbound packet counter.
• Windows XP LAN Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 385 KB
• Windows XP Wireless LAN Driver (Version 1.2.2.8 Intel 2100 802.11b cards) 2.5 MB
• Windows XP Wireless LAN Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10 Intel 2100 802.11b cards) 1.2 MB
• Windows XP Wireless LAN Driver (Version 8.0.12.0 Intel 2200 802.11g cards) 1.56 MB

Windows 2000 Drivers

• Windows 2000 Chipset (Version 5.0.1.1015) 2.4 MB
• Windows 2000 Chipset (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 2.4 MB
• Windows 2000 Audio Driver (Version 5.10.3774) 2.4 MB
• Windows 2000 Audio Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 1.75 MB
• Windows 2000 Modem Driver (Version 2.1.46) 867 KB NEW
• Windows 2000 Modem Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 801 KB
• Windows 2000 Modem Driver (Version 2.1.34 recommended) 840 KB
• Windows 2000 Modem Driver (Version 2.1.40) 868 KB
• Windows 2000 Video Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 6.9 MB
• Windows 2000 LAN Driver (Version 8.0.11) 347 KB NEW
• Windows 2000 Wireless LAN Driver (Version 1.2.3.14 Intel 2100 802.11b cards) 24 MB NEW
• Windows 2000 Wireless LAN Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10 Intel 2100 802.11b cards) 383 KB
• Windows 2000 Wireless LAN Driver (Version 9.0.1.9 Intel 2200 802.11g cards) 27.9 MB NEW
• Windows 2000 Wireless LAN Driver (Version 8.0.12.0 Intel 2200 802.11g cards) 1.56 MB
• Windows 2000 LAN Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 383 KB
• Windows 2000 Memory Stick Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 308 KB
• Windows 2000 USB2 Driver (Initial Version BA46-02605A10) 118 KB
• Windows 2000 Touchpad Driver (Initial Version 7.2.9 BA46-02605A10) 7.5 MB
• Samsung "Magic Buton" mapper 938 KB

Pcg U1 doesnt have wireless card. But is has PC card slot. You can buy a PCMCIA wireless card or USB wireless to get access to wireless internet access or PCMCIA modem if you use a modem to access the internet.

I hope this help