wireless laptop will not connect to web pages?
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Be sure your wireless network card/laptop is really connected to the internet. Likewise your laptop might be just connected to a LAN connection, that's why you will not be able to open up websites. Ip addresses should be dyanmic (automatically detect settings). You can change your ip address at TCP/IP settings.\n\nIn this case you might also need to check the wireless connection settings. I think should be located at your taskbar, I don't know what the color of the icon because it depends on what wifi card you are using. Another thing is you should be near the WiFi access point which provides internet connection for you. You will not have internet connection by simply using your laptop. Therefore an access point is very important, that is the device which provides net connection for you and you should be at least near it about 10-20 feet to get a better speed.\n\nI'm not sure this helps but Good Luck! :)
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You can download the 2200 wireless linux drivers here:\nhttp://ipw2200.sourceforge.net/
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Get a wireless router.  Use the laptops wifi connection.
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If you still know which cable was plugged into your computer locate it. Then figure out your wireless network settings in the wireless config part of the control panel. Do you have a wireless card installed, and a wireless router. If don't you are out of luck but if you do you should be able to see the technical information on your wireless device in the system part of control panel. Then look at your network settings and see if networks are registering. If so choose one and click connect. Your last resort if that does not work is either call the guy that installed the system and ask him for help or call the owners of the devices that you are trying to use.
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Is the wireless adapter disabled?  Check the settings by selecting Start | Settings | Control Panel | Network connections | Right click on the wireless connection -- IF disabled, enable.   If enabled, try disable and then enable.\nStill doesn't work, you might try downloading the driver from the web and then uninstall the driver (reboot) and then reinstall.   Typically the reinstall routine will solve 99% of these types of wireless issues, especially when you are missing the TCPIP protocol.\nEnjoy\n-KOZ\nComputer phoenix\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net
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do you have a wireless network already setup?\n\nNot what I asked. Do you have a wireless network setup?
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If you want to connect to you WiFi at home: \nTry to connect with a LAN Cable to your WLAN Router and reset the passwords for the Wireless LAN.\nThen re-enter the password in the router and the Laptop.
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If you can see that its found the wireless network, you would need to click on connect button on the window which appears telling you the wireless network its found within its range.\nThen depending on how you have configured your wireless router it would ask you to enter Network Key (WEP or WPA).\nOnce you enter this your laptop would be connected to the wireless network and obtain IP address and you would be up and running.\n\nHope this helps
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Computers can be temperamental and times, and wireless Internet connections can complicate things.  Your computer might have changed the setting all by itself.  What you might try, click on start, then connect to, then click show all connections.  On the window that opens up, right click on wireless connections, click repair.  The computer should dump your wireless Internet cache reassign IP address and reconnect you to your wireless Internet.  I hope this helps.
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If you are using a PCI, PCMCIA, or USB wireless adapter, (anything other than 'built-in' wireless in a laptop,) then make sure you are NOT using the Windows Wireless configuration control to manage your connection.  I've seen this before, and SOME wireless adapters keep dropping the connection periodically if you don't use THEIR management software.  I've also seen bad Routers do this, but check the other first, and if you *are* using their software, then call their cust support and make them fix it or return it ! (router)\n\nHope this helps !
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through radio waves ... try control panel, wireless network setup wizard
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To learn how to setup and troubleshoot your wireless network, visit:\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/4520-11334_7-5512709-1.html?tag=nav
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Hmmm i don't know, I have a wireless dell laptop, and it works fine, maybe its just the brand.
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Your question is too vague! Do you even know if your notebook has a wireless connection? You dont just download a driver to get wireless! The hardware must be installed on the mobo or in a card slot!
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make sure your laptop have the same setting with the router\n1. the channel\n2. the wep key (the password you got probably)\n3. the ssid \n4. the router is not filtering out other machine by MAC address, otherwise you have to give neighbour your wireless MAC address to add in the router setting\n5. use release button and renew button on router config. page to assign address.\nIf your laptop detects signal, go to start run type "cmd" ok, then in the black window type "ipconfig /release" enter, then "ipconfig /renew" enter you should get connected.
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Not without administrative rights. Your activity for troubleshooting is limited otherwise.I'm more than sure that laptop is capable of connecting to that router. Have you tried hard wiring yourself to that router. If it connects that way its your wireless. If your bound for wireless use then You can try this, click start, run and type in cmd\nipconfig /release\nipconfig /renew\n\nSee if your nic card is possibly holding a ip address from another network. Does any of your friends have a laptop you can test with. See if theirs will connect to it. I was wondering about the limit on how many ip's that router is set to give out. That could also be a problem. Is there any other computers in your house that are wireless. If so i'd check the settings on the distribution of ip's.Otherwise any of my other suggestions won't work since you have no rights.
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Try unplugging the router, and replugging it in. You can also disable and re-enable the wireless connection. sometimes that helps.\nhttp://compnetworking.about.com/od/windowsxpnetworking/ht/conndisenable.htm\n\n--Sam