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Vista Wireless Issue - "Windows cannot connect to (network)"



 
 
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Old September 9th 08, 08:37 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
MStonePC
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Default Vista Wireless Issue - "Windows cannot connect to (network)"


Hello everyone...

I've never imagined myself actually posting foir help, but I'm at the
point that i don't know what else to do...

I own a Dell Inspiron 1420.. Which i recently formatted.

The first thing i tried to install was the driver for my Intel(R)
Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN. So i can get Online and continue restoring
my system..

I installed the driver right off of my Dell Resource CD, for Drivers
and Utilities..

I tried to connect to my router, and BOOM, I got that error, Windows
cannot connect to SDS-Network, which is my network..

note: The issue is not my router, my wife's laptop connects, and so
does my other pc that has a wireless card in it.. + my laptop gets the
same error for every other network in the area... and there are quite a
few.


Moving on,
I went to dell.com, and tried with the drivers from them after entering
my Service Tag: 621KLD1..

same issue..

Tried with the same drivers, but for XP instead of Vista..

same issue..

Went to intel.com, got their drivers..

same issue..

I also saw a thread online, about someone with the same problem, but
his problem was fixed by going into the card's advanced properties and
and changing a setting to disabled, i forget which setting it was, but i
did try that also, and..

same issue..

I also tried something I also saw online about some registry entry
thing that was missing, and that didn't work either..

same issue.

I am quite desperate... I need my laptop for work, i am a web
developer, and without connection, i can't work.

Please.. if anybody knows the deal or is willing to help, any help will
be greatly appreciated..


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Old September 10th 08, 07:22 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Barb Bowman
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Default Vista Wireless Issue - "Windows cannot connect to (network)"

use your wife's laptop, go to the Dell site, get the LATEST drivers
for the wireless card, use a USB flash drive and transfer to the
Dell and install. what happens then?

On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:07:20 +0530, MStonePC
wrote:


Hello everyone...

I've never imagined myself actually posting foir help, but I'm at the
point that i don't know what else to do...

I own a Dell Inspiron 1420.. Which i recently formatted.

The first thing i tried to install was the driver for my Intel(R)
Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN. So i can get Online and continue restoring
my system..

I installed the driver right off of my Dell Resource CD, for Drivers
and Utilities..

I tried to connect to my router, and BOOM, I got that error, Windows
cannot connect to SDS-Network, which is my network..

note: The issue is not my router, my wife's laptop connects, and so
does my other pc that has a wireless card in it.. + my laptop gets the
same error for every other network in the area... and there are quite a
few.


Moving on,
I went to dell.com, and tried with the drivers from them after entering
my Service Tag: 621KLD1..

same issue..

Tried with the same drivers, but for XP instead of Vista..

same issue..

Went to intel.com, got their drivers..

same issue..

I also saw a thread online, about someone with the same problem, but
his problem was fixed by going into the card's advanced properties and
and changing a setting to disabled, i forget which setting it was, but i
did try that also, and..

same issue..

I also tried something I also saw online about some registry entry
thing that was missing, and that didn't work either..

same issue.

I am quite desperate... I need my laptop for work, i am a web
developer, and without connection, i can't work.

Please.. if anybody knows the deal or is willing to help, any help will
be greatly appreciated..

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Old November 22nd 08, 02:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
tinashe
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Default Vista Wireless Issue - "Windows cannot connect to (network)"


please did u get the solution to that problem ,cause i seem to be having
the same problem ,please help


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