If your system tray (bottom of screen, toward the right) has a small icon that shows radio waves radiating, then the start is to RIGHT-click on that icon and select "Show available wireless networks"
If that icon is not showing, you can also go through Networking, All networks to see the Wireless and perhaps double-click to have it display available network(s). What do you see? The name that shows is called the SSID and it identifies the available network. Does your other wireless connected PC require a KEY (WEP)?
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If your system tray (bottom of screen, toward the right) has a small icon that shows radio waves radiating, then the start is to RIGHT-click on that icon and select "Show available wireless networks"
If that icon is not showing, you can also go through Networking, All networks to see the Wireless and perhaps double-click to have it display available network(s). What do you see? The name that shows is called the SSID and it identifies the available network. Does your other wireless connected PC require a KEY (WEP)?