wireless problem

Hi Core2Quad,

It appears that the wireless functionality in the system is not enabled.

Use the Fn + F2 key to turn Wireless On or Off. (If no change is observed, tap only F2 and re-check)
Alternatively, you may use 'Windows Mobility Center' in the control panel to check the status of the wireless connection.

To access Windows mobility center:
Click 'Pearl/Start icon' -- > Type "Windows mobility center" in search bar above that  -- > Click it. You will be able to find option to enable or disable wireless. As an example, image is shown below:

If you are not able to use Fn + F2 keys combination, you may install Quickset application for your computer from the link below: http://dell.to/10bHLZE 
Download this file on the 'desktop' screen and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. Once installed, it will enable the Fn+F2 key combination and you will be able to activate the 'Wireless'.

If the issue persists, check 'Device manager' to verify the current status of the wireless card installed in the laptop. Please follow the steps listed below:
- Click 'Pearl/Start' icon
- Type 'devmgmt.msc' in 'Search programs and files' text box (without quotations)
- Tap < Enter > and 'Device Manager' page appears
- Locate 'Network Adapters' category
- Expand it by clicking the 'arrow sign' besides it
- Check if any yellow mark is present besides the device
- If not, please browse through the complete devices listed to check for any other yellow mark
- If yellow mark is present, capture its details and report
- If no yellow mark is seen, it indicates that wireless drivers may be installed properly; however is not enabled

 Hope this helps. Do reply if you have any further questions. I would be glad to assist.