Error Messages for Intel® Wireless Docking

If your docking station is not detected, check the following:

• Make sure that your wireless docking station is powered on.
• Make sure to disconnect the wireless docking station from any other computers.
• Move your laptop in sight of the docking station, and no more than 4 feet (1.5 meters) from your laptop.
• Remove any objects between your computer and the dock that are physically blocking the connection.
• If you have selected Manual connection type, open the Intel® Wireless Dock Manager and follow the prompts to connect to your docking station.

There was an error connecting to the dock. Check the following:

• Make sure that your wireless docking station is powered on.
• Disconnect the docking station from any other computer.
• Move your laptop in sight of the docking station, and no more than 4 feet (1.5 meters) from your laptop.
• Remove any objects between your computer and the dock that are physically blocking the connection.

If a weak connection notice is displayed, try the following:

• Make sure that your computer is in range of the docking station. The maximum range for good connectivity is line-of-sight, about 4 feet (1.5 meters).
• Remove any objects between your computer and the dock that are physically blocking the connection.

Enable the Intel® WiGig radio from the task tray.

If the wireless dock has become unresponsive, you may try the following:

• Reboot your computer.
• Review the Intel Wireless Docking troubleshooting connectivity issues.

If your Intel® WiGig is disabled due to overheating, check the following:

• Remove objects limiting airflow around your Intel® Wireless Docking or computer.
• Turn off or reboot your computer.
• Wait a few minutes and try again.
• If the issue continues, contact your computer manufacturer.