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my network connection in laptop stops when plug to AC outlet?

my network connection stops when plug to AC outlet, i dunno what had happened. it happened most of the time i plug my laptop to ac outlet.could you helpme with this one? btw my laptop is TOSHIBA. thank you in advance.

I can't say for certain, but make sure this is happening on more than one outlet. Check your power saving settings, the chances are slim to none that the power settings have been changed in such a strange fashion to cause this problem. It sounds like there is a problem with the physical connection for the power or network connection on the motherboard. It could be a poor soldering job, or even a faulty part causing that. If it's still under warranty call Toshiba asap, if not, you may want to consider a wireless card that detaches from your laptop, or using the wired connection, when you're stationary. Unless you were talking about your wired connection and not the integrated wireless on the motherboard. Search to see if anyone is having the same problem for your model or family model of laptops, and see if anyone has published a modification they performed on their laptop to solve it. Only mod your laptop if the warranty is already expired.

I hope this information gets you going in the right direction,

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Plug Into The Power Of Connection! 5 Magic Steps To Build Your Network

The most important skill you can master in life is the skill of networking  – building relationships. I truly believe the better connected you are, the more successful you will be – yes I believe it is that simple. Research proves it. All things being equal, education, training, skill set; people who are better connected are more successful.

So if networking is so critical to our success why don't we spend more time learning and developing the skill? Think about this, research shows that 15% of our success in life is based on our technical skills and 85% is based on our ability to get along, communicate and connect with people. Yet we spend little to no time in school developing our networking skills.

So if networking is so important, if we spend little to no time formally learning how to network, how do we get started? Begin by plugging into the power of connection and use these magic steps as your guide.

1. Define Who – you want to network with. Remember, you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. Choose your network carefully and watch your "average" increase significantly.

2. Listen – A lost art. If you truly want to build your network and if you truly want to connect with people then you need to learn to listen. Why? Listening is one of the chief ways you convey to people you care and you're interested in them. If you are interested in other people they'll be interested in you.

3. Be Curious- If you want to plug into the power of connection then you truly have to love to learn. You need to master the art of questioning and genuinely be interested in the answers and the people providing them. The better questions you ask, the more you'll learn and the better information you'll have to build your network.

4. Find Common Ground – Great connectors and master networkers work to find common ground with people. Find something personal, professional or unique that you have in common with them. Common ground builds trust, creates relationship, and makes you both memorable and likable.

5. Take Action – Follow-up and follow- thru. Master networkers and powerful connectors never wait for others to create relationships with them, they take the steps and actions to take the relationship to the next level. They use the information they learned from the first four steps to find innovative ways to build their network and plug into the power of connection.

Yes, the most important skill you can master is the skill of networking. If you want to survive this shifting economy, build your business, grow your career or just have more fun in life then invest in learning how to Plug Into The Power of Connection!

 

 

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