Issue with Wireless Console Solved

Question

Hello,

I'm bringing up an unresolved issue here.
On my Asus F3JP, I can't turn on my Wireless Console (it remains OFF). The key combination that allows me to activate Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is inactive. At first, I thought it was a user error, but it might be due to a Vista update. My Wi-Fi card is an Intel WM3945ABG.

I also added that I tried reinstalling the Wireless Console driver without success.

Do you have a solution to this problem?

Thank you in advance.
Jruku

jruku · Accepted Answer

Hello, my problem has been solved. I accidentally pushed a switch on the front of my laptop that activates the Wireless connections. Look closely, you must have one too.

ninicecmoi · Answer

Hi! I had the same problem today and I can't activate it! I'm also on ASUS coincidence? Help!

ahN · Answer

Hello, I have the same issue! And I don't understand (pushed a switch on the front) ^^"

JUJUJ · Answer

MY ASUS LAPTOP NO LONGER HAS BLUETOOTH

francois · Answer

I just wanted to say good evening and tell you that you are simply from God. I had the same problem, I type a keyword on Google, I come across you, I solve the issue and I am happy!

P.S.: I never knew how to activate Bluetooth on my Asus!

juju · Answer

I have the same problem, what does it mean to push a switch on the front panel? Thank you juju

max0o · Answer

Yeah, what's a switch on the front panel?

juju · Answer

Salut, j'ai un problème avec le Bluetooth car je n'arrive pas à le connecter. Sinon, Internet fonctionne et les réseaux sans fil aussi, mais pas le Bluetooth. Alors aide-moi à savoir comment l'activer, merci.

Bru' · Answer

Thank you very much! This site is awesome, I had the same problem, a quick search on Google, and boom, I found this and everything is working again!  For my Asus, the button was on the left!  So cool!

timskoll · Answer

No, the button on the front is not working!!!! It is set to ON and my wireless is still not activating!!!   HELP!

bibi · Answer

Thank you very much, I eventually found your answers! The same problem with Asus, on the left side of the laptop a little misaligned button and it was chaos, at SFR they didn't want to hear anything: "talk to your retailer," as if, Carrefour! I would have been in a tough spot!

julienf0 · Answer

Me, it's more than that, it's really annoying for me, because I bought a PC, I can connect to the internet, but the Bluetooth doesn't work, I was told it's a manufacturing error, since they only installed half of it, as I still have the icon on my PC for Bluetooth.
So, what should I do to reinstall everything so that Bluetooth and internet work correctly?
Only the Wi-Fi light is on but not the other one
So what should I do, file a claim against the manufacturer or not
Thank you for responding as soon as possible, because Bluetooth is still useful
And thanks again.

timskoll · Answer

I took my laptop to a technician; he removed everything and reformatted it to make it work!! If you want Wi-Fi, no need for wireless! However, if you want Bluetooth, then you need wireless!
And yes, if Wi-Fi is built into your computer, you don't need to add any software to connect to the internet! It's just computer stuffing!
I think everything needs to be reformatted, reset to zero in terms of configurations! That's what I had to do to get the internet back!!!

Kisses.

adededede · Answer

THANK YOU I love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

djayk · Answer

Yes, the problem is indeed a "front" button, it's located on the right side of the computer next to the audio/headphone outputs!! Thank you all

maso · Answer

YES, I say it and I say it again.
I have an Asus notebook X70SR.
I almost hanged myself with the WIFI's thousand whims. I want to prevent others from going so far as to hang themselves.
There is on the side of the computer next to the silver button that serves to close the computer a damn other black button on a black background (!) that operates left and right (like grandpa - grandma) which serves to turn the wifi "on" or "off". You only see it if you think to observe the side of the computer.
I then ask three philosophical questions: (1) why have a wifi on/off button? which cannot be controlled by searching on the computer; (2) why make a barely visible button capable of pushing someone to suicide?; (3) why does ASUS not proclaim the solution so simple?

One more detail: once turned on, you have to restart the computer for it to work and search for network connections.

I hold ASUS responsible for pushing dozens of customers into depression.

Dras · Answer

Well frankly, I should have come sooner, it's been a year that I should have pushed this switch^^

JULIEDU59 · Answer

Thank you for how it works!!

I just got an Asus laptop and the next day I couldn't connect to Wi-Fi anymore.

Actually, on the side of the laptop, I have a small button to turn the Wi-Fi on and off!!

Thanks again!

yaswooshfe · Answer

Hello everyone,

I have the same wifi issue with my ASUS. More specifically, the "switch" button no longer works, whether it's ON or OFF, the translucent message that appears on the screen stays the same: "WIRELESS LAN OFF".

What I can't understand is that it was working fine and suddenly, it just stopped!!!

I updated the driver through the device manager but still nothing. Basically, I'm at a standstill!!!
If anyone has a solution, even an idea...

Thanks!!!!!

old_sn4ke · Answer

A little explanation is in order:

It seems that this is actually a malfunction of the WiFi driver (in my case, an Atheros on my Asus N61) which fails to restart when it is mistreated a bit.

To keep it simple, there are two scenarios:
1- when the PC is off or in sleep mode, you have mistakenly set the OFF position on the small side button controlling the activation of the WiFi card (which is located on the right or left side)
2- while in use, you have also set the OFF position or used the Wireless Console 3 shortcut from the taskbar or even used the key combination Fn + F2 (often), and you did not wait long enough to restart the WiFi.

In both cases, just switch it back to ON and restart... The thing to absolutely avoid is changing the position quickly several times in a row; apparently, that messes up the driver and prevents it from going back to ON.

Keep this in mind for next time!

For the always OFF problem on Wireless status for Asus, it's just a question of timing: don't turn your WiFi ON and OFF too fast! If it doesn’t work, make sure the cursor button on the side of your laptop is positioned to ON and restart the computer. It should work fine! Or maybe it’s a driver problem...

Good luck!

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