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Can't find my network on network connections

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Hi Rey Sirmund,

Let's try a quick fix that may have you up and running again with your wi fi  in next to no time….

 

Using a System Restore Point created BEFORE the problem with your wi fi started set your computer back in time to when it was all working well.

 

Here's the instructions:

 

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows7/products/features/system-restore

 

restart your machine one more time when it has finished and then try your wifi again….

 

Post back and let us know if this is working now

 

Also the infoemation about the yellow flag in device Manager…. was this really against devices and printers?

as the area I wanted you to check was your wireless network adapter…

Regards

paws

Hi Rey Sirmund, sorry to hear of the problems you are experiencing with your getting on line via wi fi

 

The output from the script you ran indicates that your computer has not got an "enabled" network adapter card installed……

 

There could be 2 simple reasons for this:

 

1 Have you enabled your wireless network adapter?

2 Do you have a wireless network adapter fitted to your computer? and have you installed its drivers?

 

check in Device Manager and tell us the name of your Wireless network adapter and by right clicking on it check if its connected or working properly…any yellow or red marks against it?

 

When replying please advise (as well as the above) the make and model number of your computer, its operating system and if 32 or 64 bit

 

Have you been able to connect using wifi on this particular machine with the wireless access point concerned previously… or are you trying to use wifi on this set up for the first time?

Regards

paws

 

Hi, sorry for spamming but what should i do next ?

Hi Rey Sirmund

Just follow the steps and provide the information requested in my previous posts…

If any of this is unclear just expiainn the details that you are having trouble with and we will do our best to help.

for example:

 

 

1 Using a System Restore Point created BEFORE the problem with your wi fi started set your computer back in time to when it was all working well.

 

Here's the instructions:

 

http://windows.micro…/system-restore

 

restart your machine one more time when it has finished and then try your wifi again….

 

Post back and let us know if this is working now

 

2 Also the infoemation about the yellow flag in device Manager…. was this really against devices and printers?

as the area I wanted you to check was your wireless network adapter…

 

Have you enabled your wireless network adapter?

2 Do you have a wireless network adapter fitted to your computer? and have you installed its drivers?

 

check in Device Manager and tell us the name of your Wireless network adapter and by right clicking on it check if its connected or working properly…any yellow or red marks against it?

 

When replying please advise (as well as the above) the make and model number of your computer, its operating system and if 32 or 64 bit

 

Have you been able to connect using wifi on this particular machine with the wireless access point concerned previously… or are you trying to use wifi on this set up for the first time?

Regards

paws

Hey paws,

Thanks i found out the solution, i just close and reopen back the modem

I realised the problem lies within the modem when my friend came by with her laptop and could not connect too while other devies could detect the wifi xD

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