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November 2nd 07, 11:27 PM
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Change network settings
I am using Vista Home Premium and have a broadband router connected to my PC.
I connected my laptop wirelessly. I keep getting the message that it can't find the network. Then I get the message "set to mannually connect to "xxxxxx" [another network in another city I was using]. To automatically connect to a network, you need to change the network settings". I have checked through 'help' and it is not helpful. The router is about 3 feet away from the laptop. Can someone guide me with this very frustrating problem. Thanks. Norm. 
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November 3rd 07, 08:38 AM
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Change network settings
How did you set up the wireless network?
You normally set it up using a wired connection between the computer and the router. Once that is done, you connect wirelessly. "Norm75" wrote: I am using Vista Home Premium and have a broadband router connected to my PC. I connected my laptop wirelessly. I keep getting the message that it can't find the network. Then I get the message "set to mannually connect to "xxxxxx" [another network in another city I was using]. To automatically connect to a network, you need to change the network settings". I have checked through 'help' and it is not helpful. The router is about 3 feet away from the laptop. Can someone guide me with this very frustrating problem. Thanks. Norm.
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