Re: No Networks
Do you have a wireless icon in your taskbar by the clock?
Go to Start/Run and type
ncpa.cpl and press enter. In the Network Connections, the
Local Area Connection is your wired Ethernet/LAN connection, do you see a
wireless icon there? If so, is there a Red mark over it (eg)
Disabled, if so, right click it and
Enable it.
If there is no Wireless icon in Network Connections or no wireless icon in your taskbar
Restart the computer and boot into Setup (Bios) by pressing
F2. look for
Wireless and see if it is Disabled, if so using your Enter and Arrow key
Enable it
After starting go to Start/Run and type
devmgmt.msc and press enter. In the
Device Manager are there any devices with yellow flags? If so, these devices need drivers installed.
On an internet computer, go to the Lenovo web page for your model
Laptops :: ThinkPad X Series laptops :: X300 Laptop (ThinkPad) - Lenovo Support (US) and download the
Intel Wireless Network driver, and any other drivers you need in the Device Manager. Save it to a USB Flash drive and install it on the troubled computer.
If you have wireless icon in your taskbar, and under Network Connections, and it is enabled but you still can't connect, Power Cycle (eg) unplug the power and plug it back in after 15 seconds) Your Router and Modem and try again. If you still can't connect, then you are probably infected. Please click on the link in my signature for
Virus/Malware Help do those things and post in that section forum and not here please.