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    V2000 Wireless Question

    Discussion in 'HP' started by ln3gs, Jan 12, 2005.

  1. ln3gs

    ln3gs Newbie

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    Hello all,

    Whenever I turn the laptop on the wireless is off by default and after I have to turn it on. Is there a way of having it come on by default?

    Thanks,
    David
     
    ln3gs, Jan 12, 2005
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  2. Quikster

    Quikster Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    mine remembers the setting same with mouse and brightness from when it was last shutdown or sent into hibernation.

    zx5000 :: 2.4M :: 512 DDR :: 40gb 4200 RPM HD :: 15.4" :: Radeon 9600 Mobilty M10 :: Aquamark3 22,856
     
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  3. windowgood

    windowgood Notebook Enthusiast

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    Strangly, my DV1000 never remembers the setting of touch pad. Every time I have to turn off the touch pad after the computer boots into Windows because I use a external mouse. Any suggestion?

    Thanks
    Person Chiu
     
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  4. lapboy

    lapboy Notebook Deity

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    My new v2000 does not have any wireless problems.Range is atleast 200 feet.
    I leave the wireless button on when I shut down.
    When I boot up later, the wireless is on and already connected to the network.
     
    lapboy, Jan 31, 2005
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