Troubleshooting tips for Toshiba Notebook, Wireless ConneCTiviTy probleMs anD TroubleshooTing Tips Wireless connection problems frequently occur for the following reasons: Disabled wireless network adapters Incorrectly configured wireless network settings Insufficient credentials for authentication or missing permissions for authorisation Distance, interference or other obstructions between wireless devices. For these reasons, Toshiba recommends that wireless troubleshooting includes
the following actions:Make sure your Wireless LAN switch is turned on. For most Toshiba notebooks, this switch is located on the front left side of the notebook. Consult your user manual for more information about where the switch is on your particular system. Driver information can be found in Toshiba ConfigFree under “Device Settings”. Click “Start”, “All Programs”, “Toshiba”, “Networking” then “Config-Free.” Select the “Device Settings” tab and click on the “Wireless Network
Connection” to obtain information about the wireless adapter and the version of the network driver.
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