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Join Date: Dec 2008
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OS: xp
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ESystem 3086 G335 series Laptop
Hi ALl, new here
A friend of mine has broken her Broadband port and requires internet access urgently, i told her to get a PCMCIA adapter and that would override the onboard connection for her broadband. She lives along way away from me and i havent seen the notebook but after her going out and buying one she advises me that the above notebook doesnt have a PCMCIA port on it, i cant belive this to be true but maybe it is?? can anyone advise me if this particular notebook does or doesnt have a slot, and if not can they advise me of another way to get her connected to the web without using the onboard LAN slot? USB or someing?/ i cant find anything on the web for it, i think it maybe an advent laptop? Sorry for sounding a numpty but i really want to get this sorted for her prior to xmas. andy sensible replies are very much appreciated
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Mod Hardware Team
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: New York
Posts: 5,788
OS: Win XP SP3 / Windows 7 Beta / Open Suse
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Re: ESystem 3086 G335 series Laptop
Hi,
Here is a link for this model: Ei-3086 This link contains ALL the info. Your friend is correct, it does not have a slot. Is this ethernet physically broken or just inoperable? Does she have any errors in the Device Manager? She may have a wireless (internal) card. Some have a Realtek RTL8187 Wireless LAN. The on/off button is next to the power button. This laptop also has four USB ports, so another option would be a USB Wireless adapter (must have wireless access) or a USB Ethernet adapter (Hardwired) Hope this helps, Thanks, Bill |
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