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April 20th, 2009 17:00
Unable to connect to wireless router
My Netgear router, which has worked OK for 2 years, suddenly quit connecting my Vista laptop with my XP desktop. I called their tech support, but was unable to resolve the problem; I bought a new Belkin wireless router, connected it properly, and still was unable to connect. Belkin tech support said there was something wrong with my "inbuilt wireless utility" (whatever that is). When I am unable to connect to a wireless network, even in WiFi location, I get a message on my laptop that says there is a problem with my network adapter. I'm not sure how to resolve the problem - is it something I can do myself, or do I need to take my laptop into a repair facility? I'd appreciate any input I could get. Thanks, Greg


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April 20th, 2009 23:00
Fn F2 enables and disables the network card. Try reloading the drivers for your wireless network adapter.