My Desktop has Wireless Access @ Full strength connectivity.

However,it isn't picking up any networks.

I can't think of any reason of whats wrong, other than the fact that my Comp's Wireless may be turned off?

So I have googled and searched my comp. I can't find where this switch is.

(my DSL is on)

Help!! WHERE IS THIS WIRELESS switch?

Nitrogen

United States5345 Posts

August 12 2008 02:12 GMT

on your computer

FreeDoM[YA]

Canada855 Posts

August 12 2008 02:12 GMT

Or......

micronesia

United States24676 Posts

August 12 2008 02:14 GMT

I haven't read the OP yet but the answer is yes.

+ Show Spoiler +

FreeDoM[YA]

Canada855 Posts

August 12 2008 02:19 GMT

^^Nice...

kdog3683

United States916 Posts

August 12 2008 02:20 GMT

AcrossFiveJulys

United States3612 Posts

August 12 2008 02:21 GMT

you can find some help to solve your problem in this instruction video:

SiZ.FaNtAsY

Korea (South)1497 Posts

August 12 2008 02:26 GMT

On August 12 2008 11:21 AcrossFiveJulys wrote:
you can find some help to solve your problem in this instruction video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65I0HNvTDH4

Lol gold

Deleted User 3420

24492 Posts

August 12 2008 02:27 GMT

there is no switch, if you have wireless connectivity at full strength then there must be a network u are connecting to at full strength

kdog3683

United States916 Posts

August 12 2008 02:32 GMT

#10

On August 12 2008 11:27 travis wrote:
there is no switch, if you have wireless connectivity at full strength then there must be a network u are connecting to at full strength

What I meant is my Wireless must be on since the ICON is green.

However, it says that wireless network not available <-- This is what i'm confused about because my DSL is on.

CommanderFluffy

Taiwan1059 Posts

August 12 2008 02:40 GMT

#11

does your DSL modem/ router have wireless capabilities?

fusionsdf

Canada15390 Posts

August 12 2008 02:44 GMT

#12

there is no switch, wireless can be a bitch to set up (fuck shitty drivers), good luck

AcrossFiveJulys

United States3612 Posts

August 12 2008 02:44 GMT

#13

start -> control panel -> adminstrative tools -> services -> windows zero configuration, click "restart" or "start" on the left pane

Edit: this post wasn't a joke, doing this will restart or start windows' 802.11 adapter and hopefully solve your problem

kdog3683

United States916 Posts

August 12 2008 02:47 GMT

#14

On August 12 2008 11:40 CommanderFluffy wrote:
does your DSL modem/ router have wireless capabilities?

Yes

(its how i'm on my labtop right now)

On August 12 2008 11:44 AcrossFiveJulys wrote:
start -> control panel -> adminstrative tools -> services -> windows zero configuration, click "restart" or "start" on the left pane

Edit: this post wasn't a joke, doing this will restart or start windows' 802.11 adapter and hopefully solve your problem

Just did this and nothing changed

XCetron

5226 Posts

August 12 2008 02:47 GMT

#15

On August 12 2008 11:21 AcrossFiveJulys wrote:
you can find some help to solve your problem in this instruction video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65I0HNvTDH4

gold, lol

iakNab

131 Posts

August 12 2008 02:48 GMT

#16

I don't think you're stupid

AcrossFiveJulys

United States3612 Posts

August 12 2008 02:57 GMT

#17

You are connected to your router, and can access the Internet, correct? If so, the fact that your router isn't showing up your network is weird, but may be due to some security settings. Some routers require you to punch in it's wireless ID in order to connect to it. Type the following into your browser:

192.168.0.1

It should bring up an admin page where you should be able to change security settings. If you don't know the username/password, try
1) leaving username/ password blank
2) username admin/ no password
3) username admin/ password admin

Post back how that goes.