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Matt H	posted on 17th Dec 06 at 09:03
	Yes it does have one of those [Edited on 17-12-2006 by Matt H]
abdus	posted on 17th Dec 06 at 08:54
	quote: Originally posted by Matt H What do you mean by wireless utility? mine has a a small utility that shows the status of the connection and available network it's near your clock at the bottom right:)
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 23:07
	Its about to go through the fucking window :mad:
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:47
	It is wireless enabled if thats what you mean? What do you mean by wireless utility?
abdus	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:39
	do your laptop has a wireless utility?
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:38
	You mean the network setup wizzard?
Liam	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:35
	ahh :/ Is it all setup right?
abdus	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:35
	control panel, wireless network connection and try there
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:31
	Yes it wont connect to the internet without a password But Im talking about searching for one & selecting one to use. At that point it just cuts off & it shouldn't!
Liam	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:28
	AFAIK, you have to enter the password, before it can connect, atleast you do on my network. Once you have entered the password, it should be able to connect.
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 22:14
	Nope not with AOL When you say is it set up what do you mean? We have another PC & my Dad uses his laptop on this network already. So it does work We have a password on the network yes, its not asked me to enter one yet though
Jas	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 21:52
	If you're with aol. Forget it LMAO ive tried soooo hard without sucess
abdus	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 21:46
	quote: Originally posted by Jas16v are you with aol? good question :! :lol: is you wireless network settings on your router setup? is it protected?
Jas	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 21:35
	are you with aol?
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 21:19
	:(
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 20:59
	Its a Packard Bell s4996 Easynote The router is a D-Link DSL-G604T
abdus	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 20:55
	which laptop? which router?
Matt H	posted on 16th Dec 06 at 20:40
	Got a laptop today which has wi-fi Trying to set it up with my wireless network. Its searches & comes up with the ones that are in range Mine is in the list I click to connect & after a few seconds of it trying to connect I get the error message "Windows is unable to connect to the selected network. The network may no longer be in range. Please refresh the list of available networks, and try to connect again" Tried & tried refreshing & doing it again but I get that everytime :mad: It can't be out of range, Im sat next to the bloody wireless box :\| Where am I going wrong? :(