Check the Wi-Fi settings of the computer. See
Starting Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications
for more
information.
If a connection utility app supplied with a third-party Wi-Fi product is installed, uninstall it.
If a connection utility app is installed, Windows may fail to configure the Wi-Fi settings. Be sure to take a
note of your settings, (such as security keys) before uninstalling.
What should I do if I cannot use the BLUETOOTH(R) function?
Make sure the BLUETOOTH function is enabled.
Open the charms and select the
Settings
charm.
Select
Change PC settings
in the lower right corner, then select
Wireless
in the left pane.
Turn off
Airplane mode
and change the Bluetooth setting under
Wireless devices
to
On
.
To open the charms, see
Opening the Charms
.
What should I do if other BLUETOOTH(R) devices cannot connect to my VAIO computer?
See
What should I do if I cannot find the BLUETOOTH(R) device I want to communicate with?
.
Make sure that the authentication (pairing) between the device and your VAIO computer has been properly
performed.
Some BLUETOOTH devices require authentication (pairing) before establishing connection with another
device. Perform the authentication process before connecting to such devices.
Make sure that your VAIO computer allows BLUETOOTH devices to find the computer.
Select
(arrow) in the desktop notification area, right-click
(the BLUETOOTH icon), and select
Open
Settings
to open the settings window.
Select the
Options
tab and make sure that the
Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer
check box is selected.
To open the desktop, see
Opening the Desktop
.
Why can't I use the BLUETOOTH(R) function when I sign in to my VAIO computer as a user with a standard
user account?
The BLUETOOTH function may not be available to a user with a standard user account on your VAIO
computer.
Sign in to the computer as a user with administrative rights.
Why is my BLUETOOTH(R) connection slow?
Data transfer speed depends on obstructions and/or the distance between the two devices, radio wave
quality, and the device configuration or apps in use.
Move your VAIO computer and BLUETOOTH device closer to each other.
If a version of a BLUETOOTH standard employed on the BLUETOOTH device with which you want to
communicate is not the same version as the one employed on your VAIO computer, the communication
speed may become slower.
If your VAIO computer is compliant with BLUETOOTH high speed technology and the following two
conditions are met, high-speed communications are available. However, some BLUETOOTH profiles do not