hotkey fn-f5 allow bluetooth on/off but not wireless

[ewysp]

Folks,

I have an R50p with built in bluetooth and wireless. I believe in the past when I pressed fn-f5 I was able to toogle on/off both bluetooth and wireless. Now I only see bluetooth. Any ideas how to resolve this?

Eric

[eriqesque]

Reinstalling the wireless card driver should take care of it.

[ewysp]

Eriqesque,

Thanks for the information. I tried that prior to posting this message but left yhat information out of the message. It did not solve the problem. I upgrade from 1.2.1.x to 1.2.3.14.

On a different note ... moving to Cary, NC? What a small world that is where I am now.

Eric

[eriqesque]

Hmm that's strange that it did not take care of it.



On the different note.
Yep it is truly a small world. The big move is in a week and a 1/2

So how do you like it there. Are you a transplant or born there.
I took a small trip back there a few weeks ago and got a place.
It looks and seems nice.
Anything to get out of Califonia.

[ewysp]

I will try and install the driver again.

I am a transplant from the mid-west. We love it down here. Great place if you have children. Lots of parks and activities to do and you are close to Raleigh and Chapel Hill. It gets a little hot in July and August, but the extended spring and fall are worth it. Hope your move goes well.

[Leon]

Check to see that the TPHOTKEY Utility (THHKMGR.exe) is in your startup sequence.

Please add Location and other relevant data to your Profile. Not required, but appreciated.

[egibbs]

Install the latest version of Access Connections.

Ed Gibbs

[SeanM]

In the directory where the driver is, go to the apps/api directory, and run the batch file that's in there. Then reboot.

If you don't have that directory, then what model of R50p do you have?

All fixed?

[ewysp]

I got around the issue by dragging the "Wireless Network Connection" icon from "Network Connections" to my desktop. Now I can right click and enable or disable. I actually placeed it in my tool bar and it does the same thing.

I really do not want to install IBM Connections software. I ran into problems with the software on my previous computer a t40. Also, a co-worker had problems with it on his r50p. Most likely isolated, but I did not want to test the waters again.

Thanks for all the help,
Eric