I have a gateway windows xp home edition 3522. I can't find the option to enable WiFi. It says there are no connections availa

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Phillip Corcoran
If it says "No wireless networks available", that proves that WiFi is already enabled.

The problem is simply that your laptop's WiFi isn't finding any networks for some unknown reason - - it's not because wireless is disabled.

Restarting your laptop and WiFi router should correct the problem, but bear in mind that it will take a while for your router to 'resync' and be ready to use after restarting it, so give it time to settle down before trying to connect your laptop to it.
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Phillip Corcoran

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If it says "No wireless networks available", that proves that WiFi is already enabled.

The problem is simply that your laptop's WiFi isn't finding any networks for some unknown reason - - it's not because wireless is disabled.

Restarting your laptop and WiFi router should correct the problem, but bear in mind that it will take a while for your router to 'resync' and be ready to use after restarting it, so give it time to settle down before trying to connect your laptop to it.
 
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Actually, I have WiFi in my home. I figured out that my laptops wireless network drive needs to be updated. Thank you tho.
 
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