Cannot connect laptop wireless network windows 7

But I dont have any tabs. LAN, Wireless 1 and Wireless 2. When i select Wireless 1 or Wireless 2 as the option, it says "The adapter is not connected". What other steps should I take and thank you very much in advance, for trying to help me with this. Im usually pretty good with technical issues when it comes to computers, but this is just bewildering to me because it was working fine.

The LED light is showing active, as well as Im finding other wireless connections in the area on top of my own. I removed the profile from my wireless networks and recreated a new one now nothing i do will allow the network connection to find my router.

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Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Last reply by juniorgirlfrida Solved. Can't connect to wireless network with windows 7. Thanks Pudgyone, I read the "read this first " but didn't see solution My son just opened his Dell Inspiron with windows 7 64bit Christmas morning.

Unfortunately it will not connect to our home wireless system We have Verizon DSL with a Westell Versalink w router We have 2 desktops with XP and a laptop with Vista that effortlessly connect, but with windows 7 the network is identified, but can't connect. Can anybody help improve my son's Christmas, without a charge? Thanks JT Solved! All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Solution 1. Accepted Solutions. Community Accepted Solution. Replies 2.

Hi, Please try to remove and re-create the wireless profile of your network: 1 Disconnect your wireless network. Monday, March 15, AM.

Does your non-broadcasting wireless network have an SSID? If so, you will need to enter the SSID manually. Proposed as answer by dragonsblood21 Sunday, October 13, AM. Already disabled the firewall It does not appear to be the case. Any other suggestions? Tuesday, March 9, PM. Are you copying the user profile to the Win 7 computer?

I recall from the beta and RC testing that creating a new profile in the Win 7 client resolved some issues with domain logons, file access, etc. Yes, it's a pain. Before I forget, in Control Panel, System and Security, Windows Firewall, allow a program through Windows Firewall, a list appears of existing services and the ability to add. Is Netlogon service ticked allowed through the firewall? Wednesday, March 10, PM.