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wifi connection on HP dv6 3110se laptop
Posted on 2011-03-09
Dear Experts,
I recently purchased a HP dv6 3110se laptop with Windows 7 Home Basic Operating system (64-bit).
Wifi Problem:
I can connect to the internet using the LAN without any problem. When ever I try to connect to our wifi it connects for only 3-5minutes and then a yellow mark appears on the wifi icon. I have check all the settings (ssid, security/encription settings) including password. They are all correct. Any suggestions?
Thanking you for the prompt reply.
Thanks,
Candace
I recently purchased a HP dv6 3110se laptop with Windows 7 Home Basic Operating system (64-bit).
Wifi Problem:
I can connect to the internet using the LAN without any problem. When ever I try to connect to our wifi it connects for only 3-5minutes and then a yellow mark appears on the wifi icon. I have check all the settings (ssid, security/encription settings) including password. They are all correct. Any suggestions?
Thanking you for the prompt reply.
Thanks,
Candace
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4 Comments
can you go to windows updates - and check if you have any updates of drivers for your wifi card - it will be in hardware section (optional)
If not look for new driver for your wifi from wifi card vendor - not Hp one
Jan MA CCNA
If not look for new driver for your wifi from wifi card vendor - not Hp one
Jan MA CCNA
Try turning off wireless Zero connection
STEP 1
Boot up your laptop and authenticate as per normal.
Click on start button
Click on control panel
Click on administrative tools
Click on services
Pull the bar on right side of screen to bottom and locate "Wireless Zero Confi..."
Click on "Wireless Zero Confi..."
Click on the startup type button and change from automatic to manual
Click on apply
Click on ok
STEP 1
Boot up your laptop and authenticate as per normal.
Click on start button
Click on control panel
Click on administrative tools
Click on services
Pull the bar on right side of screen to bottom and locate "Wireless Zero Confi..."
Click on "Wireless Zero Confi..."
Click on the startup type button and change from automatic to manual
Click on apply
Click on ok
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