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11-18-2013
11:31 AM
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02-24-2017
12:05 PM
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OscarFuentes
HIand horansky:
I hope you enjoyed your weekend!
I understand that after installing the driver, your wireless button does not turn on. After reading the previous post some people found that using the shift key plus f12 turned it on. Another person said they resolved it by changing a setting in the bios, so it did not require a fn key combination to turn it off and on.
Have you tried running the HP support assistant, to try and automatically locate any issue and aid in resolving them . click here
I am sending you a link to a document on "Some Function Keys or Keyboard Shortcuts Do Not Work Correctly with Windows 7" click here. There is a link to a Microsoft document on this issue.
As you provided your model number I am providing you a link to the driver download page for your model.click here. Select your operating system and click next. It will list all the drivers for you system.
Is the wireless working and the light is just not functioning or are you unable to connect. When I was researching, I noticed that one person had the same issue but he stated it was working, he was just not able to toggle on and off from the button. For your convenience I am sending the link to the general troubleshooting page for your pc click here. Please let me know your results.
02-08-2015 10:16 PM - edited 02-08-2015 10:17 PM
@sylentwitness "I know this is silly but do not use the 'Function (fn)" key with f12. Instead, use the "ctrl" key with f12. Why HP, why? I just spent a few hours on this and it was that simple. They use the ctrl key instead of the fn key to do all the extra stuff up on those f keys."
Thanks man, that worked.
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