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June 11th 07, 01:26 AM
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cannot see networks
I have a new windows vista home premium laptop with built in wifi. I cannot
see my network in the chose a netwrok to connect to window. I can see this network on all of my windows xp and windows 98 wireless computers. It is not just my network because none of the other networks I typicly see on my other computers show up either. How can I configure vista so that my network will appear. 
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June 11th 07, 06:11 PM
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cannot see networks
Do you have a wireless router that accepts WIFI?
If you do, go into your router setup and add the new Vista laptop IP/MAC address. Then go to main computer and allow this computer permission to access the network files. Hope this helps - KJ "Pete" wrote in message news  I have a new windows vista home premium laptop with built in wifi. I cannot see my network in the chose a netwrok to connect to window. I can see this network on all of my windows xp and windows 98 wireless computers. It is not just my network because none of the other networks I typicly see on my other computers show up either. How can I configure vista so that my network will appear.
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