10-17-2014 08:58 AM
I bought this laptop used and the first thing I did was wipe the system and install Windows 7 Ultimate. From the Lenovo site I downloaded all the drivers I will need for the install and have completed the chipset, video, audio and LAN install but I can't get the wireless install right for some reason.
To start here are the choices I have:
I downloaded both but neither works. I install the first one and it does show the signal strength icon with a red x in the center and if you click on it it says there are no networks available. I am about 3 feet from the wireless router and my other PCs, tablets, phones and Roku all see and use the network.
I uninstalled it and installed the other and it doesn't even display a wireless signal icon, it doesn't show anything after install.
On the Lenovo x140e the F5 key has a signal icon so I assumed this is how you enable and disable the radio with the Fn+F5 combo but it doesn't do anything.
Can anyone help me get wireless working on this laptop?
10-17-2014 09:22 AM
Do it well, worse becomes itself
10-17-2014 09:24 AM
Just got this laptop, never had a Lenovo before and have no idea what ThinkVantage System Update tool even is?
Good news though, went into BIOS to make sure it was enable in there (it was) so I toggled it and saved and rebooted and now it works? Why? No idea, but it works now.
10-17-2014 09:43 AM
ThinkVantage System Update, v.5.06
Install that tool and you'll not need to look for the drivers and Lenovo sw in the manual mode, determine whether the drivers are needed for your system etc.
Do it well, worse becomes itself
10-17-2014 10:10 AM
Downloading now, thanks.
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