You might try checking to see if other wireless software has "taken control" of the wireless settings. Software manufacturers can write their own program set to control wireless profiles and their associated settings (e.g. Intel, Proxim, etc.). When these applications are controlling the wireless settings, you won't be able to make any configurations using the Windows Wireless section.

ucdaggie

It would help if we knew what model laptop and operating system you are using?

 

Oops, sorry. I have a 700m laptop, Microsoft Xp.

 

thanks

ucdaggie

Is this a campus network? or one at home?

Do you have any third party software firewalls on your laptop?(Norton Internet Security, McAfee, Zone Alarm)

Try hard wiring your computer to the router and see if you still cannot connect?

 

 

Message Edited by MRF4700 on 11-05-2005 12:30 AM