My laptop won't connect to my home wireless network, but it will connect to other wireless networks. - Wireless
This is a discussion on My laptop won't connect to my home wireless network, but it will connect to other wireless networks. - Wireless ; That sums up the problem.
I'm using Windows XP. My home wireless router is made by Microsoft
(can't remember the model but I bought it about three years ago). I
was able to connect to my home wireless network without ...
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My laptop won't connect to my home wireless network, but it will connect to other wireless networks.
That sums up the problem.
I'm using Windows XP. My home wireless router is made by Microsoft
(can't remember the model but I bought it about three years ago). I
was able to connect to my home wireless network without problems until
a couple of weeks ago. I can't figure out why I am having this
problem now. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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Re: My laptop won't connect to my home wireless network, but it willconnect to other wireless networks.
david_beede@yahoo.com wrote:
> That sums up the problem.
> I'm using Windows XP. My home wireless router is made by Microsoft
> (can't remember the model but I bought it about three years ago). I
> was able to connect to my home wireless network without problems until
> a couple of weeks ago. I can't figure out why I am having this
> problem now. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
>
What happened just before the problem started?
Can you see "your network" in the list of available networks? If so,
what happens when you try to connect?
Can you connect to your wireless network with any other computer?
Can you connect to the router with an Ethernet cable and (a) browse the
Internet and (b) access the router's configuration utility?
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