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by vbranderhorst Accepted solution
by it cowgirl Accepted solution
Check in your network settings to ensure your laptop wireless card is not disabled.
Also, is the wireless router you have set to hide the name of your wireless network?
And have you configured your laptop for your wireless network at home?
And is your laptop setup to reveive ip via DHCP?
And are you receiving an IP address? Not the 169.x.x.x which is not a real IP.
by vbranderhorst Accepted solution
by rdubrey Accepted solution
I have seen that before. Some older laptops didn't have the same type of security built into their cards and just wouldn't connect at all. Anyway, I am not sure if that is it but I had the same problem with one of my laptops for awhile and I had to go back to WEP to use the laptop until I got something newer.
Rob
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