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by hotraylz Accepted solution
by nimmo Accepted solution
Try resetting the tcp/ip stack by opening a command prompt and typing netsh then type int ip reset > reset.txt.
Then although you probably have already done so reboot your wireless router and try to connect.
If no joy take a look in the router configuration and make sure that if you have things like MAC filtering enabled you have allowed the MAC address of the adapter.
Make sure the password you are using is correct and the encryption that is been used is supported by the adapter card.
(If you haven't changed anything on the access point all that should be fine)
If your still getting nowhere try un-installing then re-installing the adapter card.
(If possible try connecting to another access point).
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