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There is normally a switch that needs to be pressed in combination with the FN key or a switch on the side of the laptop, look for the bluetooth symbol somewhere on your laptop. bluetooth symbol Google Search
You can turn ON the WLAN in two ways. The most common way is by flipping the physical WLAN switch ON. The switch is usually located at the front side of the computer (look below the light indicators at the bottom of the touchpad or at the left / right / side of the computer. On some computers, they're above the keyboard.
If that won't work, you might wanna try a combination of function key (Fn+ wireless key). For Toshiba laptops it's Fn+F8, and for Lenovo it's Fn+F5, Dell and HP usually uses Fn+F2 but every brand has a different combination so check the F1 up to F12 keys for the wireless symbol.
The dell D520 doesn't have any switch to power off the wireless. You will have to use the hot-key method. Just press Fn+F2. If you have curiosity:
In computing, a keyboard shortcut is a finite set of one or more keys that invoke a software or operating system operation when triggered by the user.
How to turn on/off Wireless in various Laptop Models
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Vendor/Model-----------Type----------Location ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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 Hope it helps !
Usually the wireless switch is located on the sides of the system, if you cant see it there. In front. and if you already turn on the wireless switch and you cant still connect. Look for the function keys. Usually it would be FN and F6. When you press those two keys at the same time. You should see a pop up window. Check if the current status is on. If it is on and you cant still connect. Uninstall and reinstall the wireless driver and try to connect again. If this didn't work, you can contact your computer manufacturer or do a clean installation.
Please find the key combination (for wireless/switch) for different Advent laptop models:
Advent 7096 ---- Button next to the power button Advent 7100 ---- Fn / F2 Advent 7104 ---- Fn / F2 Advent 7201 ---- wireless key top right and then Fn / F2 Advent 8117 ---- small slide switch on the front of laptop
The wireless lan can be activated (enabled) from the control panel as follows:
•Click Start (lower left-hand of screen) •Select Control Panel •Select Network and sharing Center (might be called just 'Network') •Select the wireless lan adapter and enable it
* Another way might be to select the WLAN icon in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Then right-click and select the option to enable it
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