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| Alienware m5550 question. I have an Alienware m5550 1.38 C2D with 1MB Ram. It's a nice laptop and it gets everyone's attention. I like most aspects of this laptop except for a few things and I'd like to know if anyone on this group can offer a solution. I checked the Alienware user support forum and it's useless. Sadly, this will probably the last Alienware I own because of their dismal support. Anyway, all that aside ( that's another story). The wifi becomes disabled when I set the notebook to sleep mode. This is normal as understand. But when I re-energize the notebook out of sleep more, the wifi remains disabled. I have to completely reboot the notebook to get the wifi to work again. Alienware tech support had me update the notebook's BIOS and I did that through some utility that they offer. It didn't seem to fix this issue, in fact, I'm not sure that it resolved anything. Any suggestions? thanks. -Alex http://alienwarepictures.com/NightRiderA51m55S.htm |
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| Re: Alienware m5550 question. I am not positive but on my wife's laptop she hits the fn+f2 and it turns the wifi back on. You may check and see if your laptop has the same feature, it may use a different key combo. "nightrider.36" <alex.cordero******.com> wrote in message news:1169738349.702877.55730@v45g2000cwv.googlegro ups.com... >I have an Alienware m5550 1.38 C2D with 1MB Ram. It's a nice laptop > and it gets everyone's attention. I like most aspects of this laptop > except for a few things and I'd like to know if anyone on this group > can offer a solution. I checked the Alienware user support forum and > it's useless. Sadly, this will probably the last Alienware I own > because of their dismal support. Anyway, all that aside ( that's > another story). > > The wifi becomes disabled when I set the notebook to sleep mode. This > is normal as understand. But when I re-energize the notebook out of > sleep more, the wifi remains disabled. I have to completely reboot the > notebook to get the wifi to work again. Alienware tech support had me > update the notebook's BIOS and I did that through some utility that > they offer. It didn't seem to fix this issue, in fact, I'm not sure > that it resolved anything. > > Any suggestions? > > thanks. > > -Alex > http://alienwarepictures.com/NightRiderA51m55S.htm > |
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