My toshiba laptop model A105-S4114, running windows 7 cant see my wifi network broadcasting on 11 bgn mixed via tplink TL-WR1043N / TL-WR1043ND. I can see my neighbours networks but cant see mine. My

System Requirements:
Windows 7(32/64bits),
Windows Vista(32/64bits),
Windows XP(32/64bits),
Windows 2000
no 98 support.

First check the all connection,your LAN connector .

Then Go to My Network Places and right click and select properties. Highlight your connection and look in the lower left at the Details information. Does the address look appropriate for your network, and does it say Assigned by DHCP or something else.

otherwise you should contact internet provider..

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Fn+F8 according to this:
http://forums.toshiba.com/t5/Satellite-Laptops-all-other/Radio-off-on/td-p/241580

Hi,
By remote i suppose you mean your Wireless keyboard. if that is the case then simply log into your wireless router. All you need to do it to change your WiFi broadcasting channel. Go to WiFi or Wireless Lan setting and make sure that broadcasting is b/g/n mixed mode, then check what broadcasting channel is selected starting from 1 to 11/13, in case of extreme start or end make in middle like 6 or 7 and in case of any middle number like 6 to 8 make it either 10 or 3. By changing the broadcasting channel shall hopefully stop any interference with other frequencies.
Good Luck

I have toshiba laptop satalite with 2 operation windows 2000 and HP windows running thus slowing the system down consiradably. Idealy would like to delete the windows 2000 professinal. Please help

From what I understand, windows 7 requires atleast 1 gb of ram to run properly, judging by your standard system specs you have 512 mb of ram. Unless you have added some ram or plan to add some to your system then no I dont believe you will be able to upgrade and run windows 7 efficiently.

I have both Operating ssytems. If your happy with XP stay with it. Vista has big changes and so does Windows 7. Your computer has to have a duo core processor which I think yours does not have. If it does it will state that on the bottom label. If not XP is your only choise of programming

If your OS is Windows there is a good tutorial at -> Working with Widows Wireless Networks

That can help you out to configure your wireless networks.

If you need more help post back!
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I have the same problem. Some people says that its because of interference from other neighbors' wireless signals or any other in the surrounding etc.You can go to Router Properties and change the CHANNEL to 6 or 11 and observe any changes.

If the drivers aren't loaded, it won't work properly.
Please check your model number as I cannot find it on Toshiba's database.

Try www.computers.toshiba-europe.com and let Toshiba detect your model.
Toshibe supports most models.