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Try restarting the wireless router (unplug power lead - wait 5 secs. - plug it back in.
Then while your waiting for router to sync and settle down, restart your laptop.
Check that router shows no errors
If still no connection on laptop, delete existing, saved WiFi connection on it.
Then create new WiFi connection from scratch like the first time you created one.
If still no joy and you are getting an error message on your laptop, please post exact wording of it.
Then while your waiting for router to sync and settle down, restart your laptop.
Check that router shows no errors
If still no connection on laptop, delete existing, saved WiFi connection on it.
Then create new WiFi connection from scratch like the first time you created one.
If still no joy and you are getting an error message on your laptop, please post exact wording of it.
After tons and tons of work to try to figure this out and I am computer savvy I got an Internet wireless card from Netgear I'm sorry wireless adapter installed it and found all the wireless networks in my area I then downloaded a brand-new windows driver program ran that throw and it installed a real tech driver which connects to the Internet
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