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4 Ways to Solve Your Windows 8.1 Surface Pro Wi-Fi Issues

http://everythingsurface.org/4-ways-to-solve-your-windows-8-1-surface-pro-wi-fi-issues

Just under a month ago, Windows 8.1 Preview was released in beta for public testing. This meant that customers who had Microsoft Surface Pro tablets could download the new version of Windows for testing and try out the new software and performance tweaks Microsoft had rolled out.

Unfortunately, the release of Windows 8.1 Preview has not been without its hiccups. That being said, it WAS a beta release so teething problems were exactly what Microsoft expected. This is also why it’s a good idea to dual boot Windows 8 with Windows 8.1 on your Surface Pro so that your existing copy of Windows 8 stays intact and is separate from the upgraded ‘beta’ version of Windows.

Previously the biggest problem reported was that of antivirus software being incompatible with the new Windows 8.1 Preview release. However, recent reports point to a more crippling bug that’s affecting Wi-Fi connectivity. For anyone who uses their Surface Pro for web based work, this could spell disaster. Thankfully, there are a number of steps you can take to resolve this issue and get your Surface Pro’s Wi-Fi connectivity running smoothly again.

Method #1: Disable ‘Selective Suspend’

Selective suspend is a way of saving power. If a hardware device is left idling for long enough, the computer automatically reduces the power sent to that device which results in the device essentially ‘hibernating’. Disabling this option allows full power to be sent to the device at all times, but remember that it can negatively affect your battery life.

The problem you may be experiencing in Windows 8.1 is that the drivers are failing to execute the command that wakes your Wi-Fi receiver from selective suspension, thereby causing limited connectivity issues. Disabling it should therefore provide you with a much more stable connection.

How to disable selective suspend on your Surface Pro

Step 1. Swipe from the right edge of the screen to bring up Windows 8.1 Charms
Step 2. Select ‘Settings’
Step 3. Select ‘Control Panel’
Step 4. Select ‘Hardware and Sound’
Step 5. Select ‘Power Options’
Step 6. On your selected power plans, select ‘Change Plan Settings’
Step 7. Select ‘Advanced Power Settings’
Step 8. Expand ‘USB settings’
Step 9. Expand ‘USB selective suspend setting’
Step 10. Disable selective suspend.

That should help. You may also want to tweak your wireless router settings to use a single channel too as other devices have had Wi-Fi issues resolved through this simple method (In other words, turn off Wireless ‘N’ on your router). Unfortunately you’ll need to contact the router manufacturer or consult the router user manual to find out how you do this as it varies from one router to the next.

Method #2: Driver reinstallation.

Another way around the issue of poor or limited Wi-Fi connectivity is to simply uninstall the new drivers that come with Windows 8.1 Preview and reinstall the old drivers you once had before the upgrade.

How to Re-install old drivers

Step 1: Download the old Surface Pro driver from here and save file to desktop.
Step 2. Bring up Charms by swiping from the right edge of the screen
Step 3. Select the ‘Settings Charm’
Step 4. Select ‘Control Panel’
Step 5. Select ‘Hardware and Sound’
Step 6. Under ‘Devices and Printers’, select ‘Device Manager’.
Step 7. Expand ‘Network adapters’ and right click where it says ‘Marvell AVASTAR Wireless-N Network Controller’
Step 8. Select ‘Uninstall driver’ and reboot.
Step 9. Go back into device manager and you’ll see the wireless adapter being listed as a ‘problematic device’ with a yellow exclamation mark on it.
Step 10. Select the problematic device and then select ‘action’ from the device manager menu bar. Choose ‘Add Legacy Hardware’ from the dropdown menu.
Step 11. The ‘Add Hardware Wizard’ will take you through the steps and it will ask you how you want to install the driver. It usually says ‘How do you want to search for driver software’. Select ‘Browse my computer for driver software’. Navigate to your desktop and select the driver you downloaded and installed.

Method #3 – Re-enabling your wireless adapter.

Another issue being witnessed is that during the installation of Windows 8.1 preview, the network adapter is being somehow disabled and not being re-enabled. This could well be linked to selective suspend, but re-enabling it is easy enough.

How to re-enable the network adapter.

Step 1. Bring up Windows 8.1 charms by swiping from the right edge of your screen.
Step 2. Select ‘Control Panel’
Step 3. Select ‘Network and Internet’
Step 4. Select ‘Network and Sharing Center’
Step 5. Select ‘Change adapter settings’
Step 6. Double tap on your Wi-Fi connection and select ‘Enable’.

If this does not work, you’ll probably need to uninstall and re-install the drivers as highlighted in Method #2.

Method #4 – Flight Mode

This issue is not affecting every single Surface Pro user so sometimes, your limited connectivity can be fixed by simply disabling all connections and re-enabling them again. You do this by putting your device in ‘flight mode’ and disabling flight mode once again to see if that helps. As simple as it is, it could solve the issue you have and get you back online.

Step 1 – Bring up Windows 8.1 Charms
Step 2 – Select ‘Settings’
Step 3 – At the bottom you’ll see signal bars for your wireless connections. Select those.
Step 4 – This will bring up your wireless networks menu showing other networks your Surface can detect. Sweep the flight mode bar to the right to activate it.
Step 5 – Wait 30 seconds and disable flight mode by swiping in the opposite direction.

Those are the 4 methods we have that could help you solve your Surface Pro’s Windows 8.1 connectivity issues. The majority of them seem to be driver based, but some issues are solved by simply disabling all connections and re-enabling them. Whatever your issue is, it is our sincere hope that any one of these methods has helped resolve it.

Slow Internet Speed in Windows 8

Fixes For Slow Internet Speed in Windows 8

http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1655593/fixes-slow-internet-speed-windows.html

Slow speeds in Windows 8 may be due to the poisoned DNS cache that may contain invalid or expired DNS records.

In case the DNS cache gets poisoned, technically known as ‘DNS spoofing’, or the IP address of the webserver changes, users may face difficulties opening the websites, or sometimes may also get HTTP error messages. In such cases, users are required to clear the DNS cache by flushing the invalid or expired DNS entries.

After flushing the DNS cache, the new IP address of the website is then automatically resolved by the DNS client a.k.a. DNS resolver with the help of its authoritative DNS server.

Users should also delete the temporary files stored in the %Temp% folder which also helps expedite the Internet speed in Windows 8.

How to Flush DNS Cache to Increase Internet Speed in Windows 8

To delete the DNS cache to increase Internet connection in Windows 8 computer, step-by-step instructions given below must be followed:

1. Log on to Windows 8 computer with the account that has the elevated privileges.
2. Click Desktop tile from the Start screen to go to the desktop window.
3. Once on the desktop screen, hover mouse to the bottom right corner of the window.
4. From the displayed options, click Search.
5. On the opened Search pane in the right, ensure that Apps category.
6. On the same pane, type CMD in Apps field.
7. From the displayed results on Apps window, right-click Command Prompt.
8. From the displayed advanced options at the bottom of the window, click Run as administrator.
9. On the displayed User Account Control box, click Yes to provide the administrator approval to open the command prompt with the elevated privileges.
10. On command prompt window, type IPCONFIG /FLUSHDNS command and pressEnter to delete the DNS Cache.
    
11. Close the command prompt window when done.

  How to Delete Temporary Files from Temp Folder

1. Log on to Windows 8 computer with the account that has the elevated privileges.
2. Click Desktop tile from the Start screen to go to the desktop window.
3. Once on the desktop screen, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to initiate the Run command box.
4. On the Run command box, type %TEMP% in the available field and press Enter.
5. On the opened Temp window, press CTRL + A keys simultaneously to select all the files.
6. Once selected, press Delete to remove all the temporary files.
7. Close Temp window when done.

Daftar syarikat SSM cara Online

 

Cara Daftar Perniagaan di SSM Online : TUTORIAL

Aku ada buat DIY utk daftar perniagaan di web SSM. Masalah dgn gov web ni cuma kdg2 dia suka bermasalah, tp dr kelmarin Alhamdulillah da okey.

Kos utk buat sendiri ialah :
RM5 pendaftaran subscriber SSM.
RM60 daftar perniagaan setahun.
Kos lain ialah masa. Kalau bleh duduk hadap FB berjam2 dan x urgent utk register biz, boleh la buat sendiri ya. Yg urgent baik walk-in ke SSM berdekatan.
Kita mulakan.

CARA-CARA DAFTAR PERNIAGAAN DI SSM ONLINE.
1) Pergi ke http://www.ssm.com.my/ (Guna IE, borang tak bermasalah untuk diisi).
2) Klik e-Lodgment (side bar biru kanan, under e-Services)
3) Klik PSP User Registration, kemudian klik Daftar. Ikuti arahan dalam e-mel utk aktifkan akaun dan terus log masuk ke MyPortal.

 

4) Klik 'Direktori Perkhidmatan Atas Talian' (side bar kiri, under Perkhidmatan MyGov). Klik huruf S, scroll ke bawah sehingga jumpa SSM.

5) Klik SSM- Pendaftaran 'Subscriber' SSM. Isi maklumat diperlukan, bayar RM5 melalui direct debit atau kad kredit.

6) Kembali ke senarai 'Direktori Perkhidmatan Atas Talian'' tadi, klik S, scroll ke bawah sehingga jumpa SSM, scroll ke bawah lagi sehingga jumpa : SSM - Permohonan Kelulusan Nama Perniagaan (ROB). Klik, isikan borang, klik Finish then klik Submit.

 

7) Tunggu beberapa jam, semak status kelulusan di Transaksi (side bar kiri, under Perkhidmatan MyGov).
Kalau diluluskan, copy nombor rujukan ROB********-********PSB. Paste di notepad. Kalau nama tak diluluskan, ulangi langkah 6, cuba nama lain.

 

8) Kembali ke senarai 'Direktori Perkhidmatan Atas Talian'' tadi, klik S, scroll ke bawah sehingga jumpa SSM, scroll ke bawah lagi sehingga jumpa : SSM - Pendaftaran Perniagaan (ROB). Klik.

9) Isi Form A. Masukkan nombor rujukan ROB dr langkah 7. Selepas siap, klik Save.

10) Isi borang2 lain. Kalau link berwarna merah maknanya ada ruang yang belum lengkap. Link biru menunjukkan borang dah lengkap. Dah settle, tandakan kotak I understand the rules bla bla bla. Klik Submit.

 

11) Pilih kaedah pembayaran dan buat bayaran via direct debit atau credit card. Setahun RM60. Boleh register utk max 5 tahun kalau tak silap. Lupa lak nk tengok bebetul td.
Dah selesai semua, tunggu emel dr SSM berserta Sijil Pendaftaran Perniagaan anda. Boleh print atas kertas A4 putih.

Semoga bermanfaat dan dapat jimatkan duit anda. Sapa rasa leceh gak boleh la upah org buatkan. Haha.