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sigibbons
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2nd Jul 05 at 17:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Just trying to connect a laptop with a built in wifi card to my existing wireless network, but its not finding anything?

[Edited on 02-07-2005 by sigibbons]
Antz
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format c:
sigibbons
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Any helpful answers?
Dan B
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Is the wireless network MAC-restricted or WEP/WPA encrypted?
Is the laptop's wireless-card set up in network-mode rather than ad-hoc (computer-to-computer) mode?
Is the laptop's wireless card configured to automatically connect, and does it have the details configured for the wireless network you're connecting to?
Is the wireless network enabled on whatever you're connecting to (you'd be surprised how many times this fixed the issue in work, when I used to be on the phones)?

If the above doesn't help, give some more details, like which router you're trying to wirelessly connect to, screenshots (with any personally-identifiable details masked out) of the wireless-config pages on the laptop, and anything else relevant...
sigibbons
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quote:
Originally posted by Dan B
Is the wireless network MAC-restricted or WEP/WPA encrypted?
Is the laptop's wireless-card set up in network-mode rather than ad-hoc (computer-to-computer) mode?
Is the laptop's wireless card configured to automatically connect, and does it have the details configured for the wireless network you're connecting to?
Is the wireless network enabled on whatever you're connecting to (you'd be surprised how many times this fixed the issue in work, when I used to be on the phones)?

If the above doesn't help, give some more details, like which router you're trying to wirelessly connect to, screenshots (with any personally-identifiable details masked out) of the wireless-config pages on the laptop, and anything else relevant...


I have no encryption set on the network.
The laptop is set to ad-hoc and infrastructure.
Not sure how to do the last things you've said?
Also ive tried a third party wifi application called Boingo and it scans and doesnt find anything to connect to.

Any more help guys?
Skinz
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What are the speeds of the access point and cards?
sigibbons
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Router, 802.11b
Belkin Adapter for desktop, 802.11b
Toshiba mini pci card 802.11b
sigibbons
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Its like the laptop cannot even see the current wifi network.
Skinz
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Have you tried reseting the router? about the only thing i can think of at the moment.
sigibbons
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ill give it a go.
sigibbons
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Nah hasnt helped.
Skinz
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What about the drivers for the wifi card, could try and update them.
sigibbons
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yeah ok ill try.
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Simon give me a call

 
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