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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

i connect any unlock doungel in laptop so laptop will be restart in few minuts

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Internet Connection

Hi

I have a new Envy TouchSmart 15-j051sa and experiencing problems with my internet connection.  I have read countless osts within support and tried everything.  I have totally reinstalled Windows 8.1, have the lastest drivers, Bios, etc.  I have another older laptop that I can use in the same location (with less power) and it has no problems at all.

I use a BT home hub router.

Any suggestions would be gratefully received.


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Proxy server problem

my laptop says "unable to connect to proxy server" when I try to get on the internet.  I am using Windows8; product #eok23ua#aba

my internet provider said I needed to contact you.  How do I reset this? or fix this problem


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b005ea - Slow WiFi/Network?

I recently over the past 2 months purchased a refurbished HP b005ea Ultrabook from one of the main computer suppliers, i've been happy overall with the Ultrabook but the wireless connectivity is shamelessly poor.

I am on 120mb internet with Virgin Media UK and i am using the Superhub 2. Even if my laptop is 1-2 feet away from the router the WiFi connection can be sketchy at best. But while i maintain around 2-3 bars when i do a speedtest i am only recieving about 30mbps which is obviously an issue.

It's on the 2G channel, and i've tried the other recommended channels but it doesn't help. Regardless of the wireless connection, the wired connection isn't really amazing either. If i connect it via cable, i get about 70-80mpbs, whereas my other devices get 120-125mbps, so even still it feels very restricted.

Back onto the wireless connection, the reception in other rooms (ie downstairs) is significantly poorer. This is understandable for the distance, but i purchased a TP-Link WA850RE. The TP-Link improved it slightly but not massively even though the signal on the TP-Link was strong.

The current drivers i have seemingly are the very latest, but it's still restricted.

I am wondering if i maybe should buy a USB WiFi device which goes upto 300mbps - As the network capability is only about 100mbps, so i don't know. Would updated drivers work - But i can't find any?

14-b005ea, refurbished

AR9485

Windows 8

Virgin Media UK, 120mb

Wireless max connection - 30mbps approx

Wired max connection - 80mbps approx

Power Saving settings set to maximum


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Wireless connection problem

Hi,

I Have a Hp mini Laptop 110-3700

Product num:     LZ568EA#ABV

Serial                     5CB12201NC

Bios Confing        F.23-04/28/2011 (057E11A000202B00000300100)

Processor             Inter (R) Atom (TM) CPU N455 @ 1.66GHZ

Driver Version     6.1.7600.16385

Manifucturer        Miscrosoft Virtual Wifi miniport adapter

Windows                7 starter

It has failed to detect wireless network. I have tried downloading and installing drivers from different links on the internet and have failed to solve the problem. Among the drivers i have tried are sp46817.exe, sp53162.exe, sp48870.exe and sp57434 and they hve not solved the problem

I need your help my friends. Geofrey


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wifi adapter not work

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officejet j4680 faxing

I have never used my officejet printer for faxing. I live in Israel and have a router. Can I send a fax without connecting into a phone line? If I can use a wireless connection how do I do this?

Any help would be appreciated

Tony


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