Common Cause And Solutions To Laptop Wireless Problems
Author: Jewel Cole
Author: Jewel Cole
More and more people are using their laptop to do their daily task. Most of them use it to connect to Internet via wireless connection. Laptop wireless problems are one of the common problems that a laptop user usually faces. Here are some tips that will hopefully help you solve some common causes of laptop wireless connection problem.
One factor why laptop problems occur is different manufacturer has different ways of implementing how to use their laptop wireless systems. Laptop wireless connection problem is a big problem especially if you rely on connectivity to do your work. Laptop wireless problem can have many causes and sometimes the simplest solution to this kind of problem is by first checking your wireless network adapter to see if it is on.
Remember that some laptops will have small buttons on the side to turn its wireless network adapter on while on others brands you will need to enable it via its operating system.
The first step you should do in troubleshooting your wireless connection is by checking if your laptops network adapter in the Device Manager is enabled or not. You need to enable your network adapter if it is disabled. If your laptop uses a PCMIA or USB wireless adapter, remove it and insert it again. After you inserted it again you can tell if your laptop wireless problem is fixed by the lights on the adapter.
Driver compatibility is another thing that you should check if you are experiencing wireless connection problem. Making sure that the correct device driver is installed for your particular wireless Internet adapter. Checking if the right driver is installed in your system makes sure that you will not run experience all kinds of problems with your laptop wireless. You should also make sure to install the router properly.
If you are sure that your router is working perfectly then the problem that you might be experiencing with your wireless connection is due to low signal from your wireless network. Try to move closer to your access point and see if your connection will improve. If not then try placing all your cordless phones, microwaves, and other electrical equipments 1m or more away from your access point or try to reposition it where it will be accessible near you.About the Author:
Jewel Cole is a freelance writer for a computer parts retailer company. A website administrator in one of the leading laptop battery retailer.