CANNOT CONNECT WIRELESS MOUSE TO DELL INSPIRON 1525

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First of all make sure the Wifi is turned on your laptop.
You need to press Fn+F2 at the same time to turn the wireless on. Once its on you need to connect to the wifi network in range and you are good to go.

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Dell Inspiron 1525: Unable to Connect Wireless Network

setting up the right option for wireless network connection at Dell 1525. Here's the following:

1. Go to Control panel
2. Select Windows Security Center
3. Select Windows Firewall
4. Click on Change settings
5. Here you might see User Account Control will ask for your permission to continue, simply grant it.
6. Click on the Exception tab at the middle
7. Scroll down to Wireless Portable Devices and check the box next
8. Click Apply, then hit OK
9. After close the program now you can try to connect again and watch the result.
   

With assumption you're already make the wireless enable in BIOS setting. In the device manager you should see what the type of wireless wlan card you used and make sure it's already turned on via your switch on your laptop. If it was, then you need to find out the right wireless device driver for Dell Inspiron 1525. Here's the following:

1. Visit Dell Support site and open the Network tab in the table.
2. Find your wireless device and download the driver for it.
3. Aim to a folder on your computer or any external drive if you have it.

At the Inspiron 1525 laptop

1. go to start
2. Right click at My Computer
3. Click Properties
4. Click Device Manager and Network Adapter .Here you should see a WLAN Mini-Card or might you only see "Unknown Device".
5. Right Click on it and go to properties to select the Update Driver. Now you should browse the folder to select the driver you're already download at the first step.

NOTE:

Just follow the instruction appears completely. After installation the wireless wlan driver at Dell Inspiron 1525 finish, then reboot the machine and know your wireless connection should be works properly.

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firstly youi bought a connectioin from bsnl
after activation you should able to connect wi-fi

My daughter has the same laptop and I went to Dell's web site and checked on the parts to buy. The keyboard kit that came with a new touch pad would be around $119.oo. She is going to wait until next pay day. Check it out and have a friend replace it, if you do not want to.

You also need a reciever. Connect that reciever to the computer, install the drivers if needed and have fun.

If your wireless router is configured with SSID, encryption, MAC address filtering (if enabled) etc. then the Dell wireless card needs to be configured with these settings to allow it to communicate with the wireless router.
Check the settings on your PC's wireless settings, and configure the Dell the same way.

it could be corrupt windows or your resolution in windows was set to high that your monitor does not support or you may have installed the wrong video driver or if you have daul video outs the secondary may be enebled thru windows causing the monitor on laprop to turn off thinking its on ext video!

Hold on... are you sure that you have a bluetooth mouse or do you have a wireless mouse with "pen drive" like dongle? If it is with a dongle, it probably is a common wireless mouse which operates on its own wireless frequecy. You may have a driver CD that comes with the mouse or it simply works "plug and play". However, there are bluetooth mouse too, in this case you just need to turn on your bluetooth on the PC and pair the mouse with your PC just like any other bluetooth device. In either case, a LAN card in not involved. Hope this helps.

make sure there are no power cables close to the mouse or receiver, I have seen this cause problems many times.

Also try pressing the connect button on the receiver then keep pressing the connect button on the mouse until the receiver light stops flashing