Wireless connection Dell Latitude E6400

The Dell Latitude E6400 laptop comes with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor for fast computing and an NVIDIA graphics card for video playback, gaming and Web browsing. The laptop has a built in Wi-Fi card, letting you connect to the Internet on-the-go. However, if you're unfamiliar with Dell or the laptop's factory installed Windows Vista operating system, you might not know how to enable to Wi-Fi.

Slide the switch on the side of the laptop toward the front of the laptop. This switch enables Wi-Fi connectivity on the Dell Latitude E6400. When switched into the back position, the Wi-Fi is turned off. Turn on your Dell Latitude E6400 laptop and log into Windows Vista. Click on the Windows "Start" button. Click on "Wireless," located in the Start menu's "Show" list. A list of currently broadcasting wireless networks appears on screen. With your Wi-Fi enabled, you can connect to any of these available networks. Secured networks ask you for a password when you click "Connect," while unsecured networks connect automatically.

if it is Bluetooth mouse then first connect it using Bluetooth software if it is 2.4Gz then insert receiver to USB and install driver and reboot system

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You can use the ethernet port or the wireless LAN of your laptop to connect to the internet. You can refer to the link below for the specification of your laptop

http://gdgt.com/dell/latitude/e6400/specs/

Also refer to the link below for the location of the Ethernet LAN port of your laptop.

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go to this link, review
What You Need to Establish a WLAN Connection http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/ins6400/en/om/network.htm#wp1052373

1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
   
   
2. Double-click Network Connections.
   
   
3. Right-click the Wireless Network Connection icon, and then click View Available Wireless Networks.
   
   

If the Choose a wireless network window states Windows cannot configure this connection, the wireless network card's configuration utility is managing the wireless network card.
If the Choose a wireless network window states Click an item in the list below to connect to a wireless network in range or to get more information, the Windows XP operating system is managing the wireless network card.

One of the "F" keys on your laptop has a wireless tower icon on it (looks like a straight verital line with commas on either side). Press that key without holding down the "fn" key and your wireless should activate.

make sure the wireless switch is on then try to update the wireless driver of your computer. you can download the latest wireless driver from your computer manufacturer's web site then restart the computer

Press on F2 when turning back the laptop by going to the BIOS setup screen and from there have to enable your WIRELESS CONNECTION. And then have to manually TURN ON your WIRELESS device by enabling or turning ON the Wireless button of the laptop. Thank you.

have you ran any antivirus programs? you may want to download and run malware bytes (its free and works great0 to make sure there isn't any infections causing problems. Also make sure you didn't power it off with a hot key stroke.

does the dell have built in or wireless card hookup?..if its built in it should connect just fine unless you dont have drivers for your wireless. do you have the wireless secured?...oh yeah the wireless card, u need drivers for it or the card isnt compatible with the laptop