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What does it mean when the wireless card cannot be turned on? Can't find your Wi-Fi or can't find your wireless card?

Added: Using fn+f5 doesn't work? So does it work with fn+other keys? If it doesn't work, reinstall the hotkey program of the Thinkpad.

It may be a conflict between the software and the driver, you think carefully about what software you installed after the wifi is used up, whether it is unusable after installing these software, first uninstall those software and then try.

..It's the problem that arose on the day you were separated.

If I'm right.

It should be a problem with software conflicts.

Restore the system preferably to the day you press wifi.

Then you should be fine (restoring the system is the best way to do it, because I really don't know if the software you are pressing will conflict with WiFi).

Boot up and press F8 to restore the system to the day when there is no problem, so you can know what software is installed to cause the problem. Choose not to install that software.

It can't be a software conflict, it should be a driver issue.

If there is a thinkvantage button, press it and a menu will appear, select "Wireless - Turn on Wireless communication", select wireless communication (there are five digits in front of it), and start it.

Reinstall the motherboard driver.

1 Your understanding is correct.

When there is a hardware problem or software problem with your computer, Windows will collect information that describes the problem, known as a problem report. Report details include, for example, the name of the program that has been stopped, the date and time of the problem, or the version of the program that has the problem.

If a solution is available, send a problem report to let Windows notify you.

If no solution is available, you may be asked to provide a copy of additional details about the issue to help create a solution.

2 Microsoft is a multinational computer technology company based in the United States. It is mainly engaged in R&D, manufacturing, licensing and providing a wide range of computer software services. Headquartered in Redmond, Washington, USA, the most well-known and best-selling products are the Microsoft Windows operating system and the Microsoft Office family of software.

The "Problem Report" is sent to Microsoft (US) servers.

3 Closing it has no effect other than not being able to send a "problem report" and therefore not getting a "solution".

What I understand is that if there is a problem with a computer program, it will send this "problem report" to "Microsoft" to see if there is a solution.