Mailing List os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com Archived Message #5449 | ![]() ![]() |
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On 12/27/07 02:47 am, Ed Durrant thus wrote :Carl, your points are well taken. I think (for me, at least) the biggest issue is the location of the switch. I think it would be better off on top of the keyboard bezel, near the power and other buttons, even if it remains a slider. It's just too easily hit by accident where it is under there.
Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:<snip>
The X series, as well. I got a call from a client some months ago after just setting up an X60 for her (XP). the Wi-Fi suddenly would not work. I had to refer her to Lenovo for support, as I had no machine nearby to walk thorugh troubleshooting steps with her. It turned out to be that blasted switch, which she had inadvertently bumped...I don't recall whether the T60 has a hardware switch for the Wi-Fi. Check to make sure that it is on (look toward the front of the machine, under the lip).Yes the T60 and T61 both have this switch - stupid idea in my opinion.
I'm not sure whether the switch being off would still allow OS/2 to access the hardware. I thought it would have just cut power to the NIC. Perhaps not...
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