cf-19phrzxam mk4 Wireless drivers

I've looked high and low for them, I can't find this model number anywhere, on the panasonic site, I just installed windows 7 on it, I'm trying to get drivers for the wireless or and for the buttons on the front of it for brightness/lock/keyboard etc.

it's a core 2 duo version

 

Try the mk4 drivers for win7..You will have to manually unpack the archive in order for it to install on a mk3.
If by wireless, you mean WIFI, you can get the latest drivers from Intel.

Model Number:
CF-19PHRZXAM
Status:
DISCONTINUED
MSRP:
$3,629
Description: No Wireless, WinXP (Vista COA), Intel Core 2 Duo SU9300 1.20GHz, 10.4" XGA Touch, 160GB, 2GB, No WLAN, No Bluetooth, Dual Pass, TPM, No Bluetooth, No Absolute BIOS, No Drive, Toughbook Preferred,

 

Might u be able to link me? and what do you mean manually unpack, and my model is a mk4, and what am i downloading from intel?

basically, I'm looking for some sort of way to have internet access, on the go at work. I'm not sure the difference between WLAN/wireless/wifi.

now i heard something about GOBI? is that something I have to pay for? It's like satellite internet? could someone explain this to me

 

Ok if this is your model number then you do not have a wireless card installed unless the last owner installed one so no internet until you install one...sorry

 

The highlighted text I quoted shows that the model cf 19 you bought does not have a wireless(internet access)(WLAN) card. You will have to get one put in.
The download from Intel is the drivers needed to run an internet card.
Gobi (WWAN) is "satellite" wifi and yes you would have to pay for that.

 

You will need to use a program to open the file like 7Zip

intel or Panasonic

Your best bet is to read the Sticky's at the start of this forum and to better understand what WLAN, wireless and wifi is use Google.


Panasonic Mobile Computing Configure Products

Panasonic Toughbook Computer Support Downloads

 

Okay thanks for the help so from my understanding


For wireless ( I have to pay 40-80 a month from a carrier like sprint) and have internet anywhere

And for wifi. I need to buy something like a Amazon.com: Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Adapter (AE3000): Computers & Accessories

cause I dont have a wifi card?

So i can't get no internet access remotely without using a hardwire connection till i do either one of them?

The download from Intel is the drivers needed to run an internet card.

What did u mean by this

I'm sorry if i'm not understanding correctly guys thanks for the help tho

 

What he means if you had a intel internet card installed in your 19 this is what you need to install to make it work

 

This is something I have used in the past... USB Mini WiFi Wireless Adapter Dongle Network Card 802 11n High Power 150M | eBay

 

so im assuming my other post was correct? and im assuming i dont have a internet card, I've looked deeper and all i could find was this

and networks: intel(r) 82567lm gigabit network connection

and netowrks: 1394 net adapter

 

Pop this little baby in from the above post, install the drivers for it (if Win7 does not do it for you), and voila...you can connect to a wireless network such as home/coffee shop/etc.
Cheers

 

Besides what's showing in bios and device manager the only way to be 100% sure is to pull the back panel and take a look.