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one of them cannot connect to the wireless router (which is encryped). I
type in the same password that is used on all my computers and it keeps coming back saying that there is a problem, diagnose. I diagnose, yet it comes back saying that microsoft cannot repair or, windows cannot connet to my network, or that the security code typed in is incorrect, oh yes and that maybe one of the adapters is not functioning correctly, so I went out to device drivers and compared both the laptops. The one that is operational has Netword Adapters, Atheros... and Realtek...(BUT) the non-connect laptop has one additional ..Microsoft ISATAP Adapter #2 (yet it has a status of not working properly) so I disabled it, rebooted computer and tried to connect again, again I was asked for the passcode for the wireless connection, which I put in and the same problems occured. So I went back out to enable the Microsoft driver, yet it comes back still not working problerly. For one, I don't understand why this driver is on the one computer yet not on the other (operational) laptop, they are identical in make and model and software installations. I didn't know if I should uninstall the 'extra' driver or not' it is the odd one out, and the one not functioning. I have tried various reboots, retyped passcode, deleted then readded the wireless network yet the same thing keeps reoccuring. PLEASE can anyone help. |
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HELLO THIS ISSUE HAS BEEN RESOLVED. I WAS NOT SURE HOW TO DELETE FROM POST
BUT I WANTED TO LET YOU ALL KNOW YOU NEED NOT RESPOND. THANK YOU ANYWAY. "swissymom421" wrote: one of them cannot connect to the wireless router (which is encryped). I type in the same password that is used on all my computers and it keeps coming back saying that there is a problem, diagnose. I diagnose, yet it comes back saying that microsoft cannot repair or, windows cannot connet to my network, or that the security code typed in is incorrect, oh yes and that maybe one of the adapters is not functioning correctly, so I went out to device drivers and compared both the laptops. The one that is operational has Netword Adapters, Atheros... and Realtek...(BUT) the non-connect laptop has one additional ..Microsoft ISATAP Adapter #2 (yet it has a status of not working properly) so I disabled it, rebooted computer and tried to connect again, again I was asked for the passcode for the wireless connection, which I put in and the same problems occured. So I went back out to enable the Microsoft driver, yet it comes back still not working problerly. For one, I don't understand why this driver is on the one computer yet not on the other (operational) laptop, they are identical in make and model and software installations. I didn't know if I should uninstall the 'extra' driver or not' it is the odd one out, and the one not functioning. I have tried various reboots, retyped passcode, deleted then readded the wireless network yet the same thing keeps reoccuring. PLEASE can anyone help. |
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