It’s says no signal and to check connection - Computers & Internet

Here are a few things you can check to diagnose and potentially fix the issue:

1. Check the turn signal bulb: Start by checking the turn signal bulb on the left side. Sometimes a burnt-out bulb can cause the signal to stop working. Try replacing the bulb with a new one and see if that solves the problem.
2. Check the fuse: If the bulb is not the issue, the next thing to check is the turn signal fuse. Check the fuse box and locate the fuse for the turn signals. If the fuse is blown, replace it with a new one and test the turn signal again.
3. Check the wiring: If the bulb and fuse are both fine, the issue could be with the wiring in the turn signal circuit. Check the wiring connections around the turn signal assembly for any signs of corrosion or damage. Also, check the wiring connections to the turn signal switch and the flasher unit.
4. Check the turn signal switch: If the wiring connections are all good, the issue could be with the turn signal switch itself. Check the switch for any signs of damage or wear. You may need to replace the switch if it is faulty.

If you're unsure about any of these steps or if the problem persists after trying these solutions, it's recommended to take your vehicle to a qualified mechanic or automotive electrician for further diagnosis and repair.

check for burned out turn signal light bulbs and a defective turn signal flasher

Check ALL the cables, and reseat, from your ISP modem and Wireless device. Is the Toshiba near the wireless? Is it Secured with a Password? How many devices are on the wireless signal? There are many thing that cause loss of signal, interference, distance, walls, signal overloading, outside equipment. If you have other devices connected, do they lose signal? If all inside equipment checks out OK, contact your ISP , have them verify the signal or have a ISP tech come out th analize the signal.

Check whether the inputs are connected and switched on (if it is a compact device, i.e., set top). The check whether the input selected by you like AV-1, AV-2 are correct as per the input connected. If these are ok, connect the input to a different TV and check whether signals are ok. Most of the times the input signal would be missing. Else this might require attention by a qualified service technician.

do u get a wifi signal nearby? if yes.. check whether it is open or private.. (private wifi asks for a password).. if the signal is public.. jus check for the connectivity options and click connect.. u get connected to the wifi signal.. for more doubts contact : [email protected]
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All cables may be secured but the internet signal is not enough to keep the modem latched. When it drops too low, the modem lets go and tries to acquire it again. You need to check all the connections and you may have a screen on the modem setup that shows you the signal strength. Keep in mind that any connection your signal travels through causes a loss of signal and the SPLITTER connections are big loss of signal devices. If you lose 3dB it is half the signal

the trouble codes are as follows code 12 problem with battery connection. direct battery input tp pcm disconnected within the last 50 ignition key-on cycles. code 15 a problem with the vehicle distance/speed signal. no distance/speed sensor signal detected during road load conditions. code 55 completion of fault code display on check engine light. this is an end of message code. the speed sensor is located on the transmission/transfer case extension housing. check plug connection to speed sensor for power using an volt meter. connect the positive side of volt meter to the orange wire terminal and the negative side of volt meter to the black/light blue terminal. the voltage should be approximately 8.0 volts and to check the voltage from the pcm connect the positive end of volt meter to the white/orange wire terminal and the negative side ti the black/light blue wire terminal. signal voltage should be 5.0 volts. if there is no signal voltage signal, have the pcm checked out. if you have both signals from the terminals then remove the vehicle speed sensor and check the speedometer pinion for worn or missing teeth.

Netgear generally functions well. You may simply need to adjust the location of the router. Check the signal strength when you do have a signal. You may be losing a signal intermittently because the signal is weak. If your signal is "good" or better and the signal is lost without apparent reason, there could be a malfunction with the router itself. Check the router when the signal is lost and ensure the power light is on and the connection light is on.

If your signal is weak and you lose it intermittently, adjust the location of the router

If your signal is strong and you lose it intermittently, you may be experiencing a connection problem at the source or the power may be cutting out at the modem. The more likely answer is the source signal interruption. It is rare for a power supply to go bad in those.

Check the source connection INTO the router.

You can also reset the router. You'll want to unplug everything. Unplug the power supply from the wall AND from the modem and leave it unplugged for at least 2 minutes. There may also be a very small recessed reset button (the kind that you need to use the end of a paperclip to press). Press and hold that for 10-30 seconds to reset while it's still plugged in.

When you plug everything back in, plug the power in first (to the wall and modem), then connect the source cable. Wait until you have a signal confirmation light, then try to connect with your computer.

Last but not least, the connection problem could be with your computer. Try pluging directly into the source if possible and see how that works. Then try just moving close to the wireless modem and see how the signal strength is and if you lose the signal the same way. If there is a switch on your computer to turn on the wireless feature, make sure it's all the way on. Sometimes these are kind of stuck between 'on' and 'off' and that can cause problems.

I hope one of these suggestions helps you!

check your signal source, make sure all connections are good. Check that the signal is good at that location with another TV if possible. Check your cable connections, or antana, if using a digital converter box, check those connection as well. if running rabbit years, try to get it as high off the ground as possible. I you have cable or satalite, call your provider for assistance as it is a weak signal.

checked the connection. Make sure you set your tv as video 1 or 2. If has no signal still,checked the cable...use right cable