Cant find Verizon WWAN on T60p

[railroadtime]

I did a clean install of my Windows XP Professional on my Lenovo T60p.

I am not able to see my Verizon WWAN. I don’t see it in Device Manager.

I have downloaded and installed Verizon Driver Package 7mwc03ww.exe. It said it was for a MC5720 Modem and I think that is what I have but am not sure.

I have downloaded and installed the F5 Hotkey Driver 7avu43ww.exe software.

It’s turned on in the BIOS.

I’m stuck. Can anyone help me get this fixed? I am not a computer expert, just know enough to get into trouble.

Thanks in advance.
Neil

[EOMtp]

Download and install Verizon Access Manager. It has its own drivers, but aside from the driver issue, that's the software you will need to connect to Verizon's EV-DO service.
http://www.vzam.net/

[railroadtime]

Thanks for the information but it hasn’t let me fix the problem. I downloaded and installed that program but nothing has changed. When I run it here is what I get.

"The WWAN device is disabled. Please enable the device and try again. (The WWAN device may be disabled by a wireless ON/OFF button. For more information, refer to the documentation that came with your computer.)"

The device is not showing any place. I looked in BIOS but it isn’t there. It is an internal device but I can’t find it anyplace. It doesn’t show in Device Manager. I just did a clean install of XP but didn’t change any switch settings.
I am still looking.

Neil

[Peak2Peak]

There is a Hardware Wireless ON/OFF switch located on the front of your T60p - please make this is set to the ON position.

[EricRC]

Hi, you may try to re-seat the card.

[railroadtime]

I found the switch, tucked under the left side of the key board, duh. I really feel dumb for not finding it sooner. Anyway, thanks for the help. It’s working now.

Neil