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More info?)
Oliver is right, we need more info here. You also might want to check your
wireless adapter is working fine.
Check the device manager(my computer --> right click on properties -->
hardware tap --> device manager)
to see that whether your wireless adapter is working fine. If it has a
question mark on it, then it probably is not.
Check the version you are using and go to the manufacturer's website for
latest driver.
Yi
"Oliver Saal" <oliversa@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:gLWdnU7ZW-PBiYTfRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
> There is very little information in your post to help me understand your
> problem. Can you provide some context (OS, wireless setup including NICs;
> drivers and AP settings). If you're running XPSP2, then you should at
> least get a pop-up if there is a WEP key mismatch. Other than that you
> should check your wireless "Preferred Networks" list for the AP you're
> trying to connect to.
>
> To access the preferred networks list, right click yor wireless network
> device, select Properties menu item, click the Wireless Networks tab and
> the list should be visible. If an entry already exists in your preferred
> list with incorrect wireless settings, you might experience what you've
> described. I am assuming of course a lot without the necessary
> information.
>
> --
> Oliver
> This posting is provided "AS IS", with NO warranties and confers NO rights
>
> "Jochen Rundholz" <jochen_r@gmx.de> wrote in message
> news:37js96F5c632lU2@individual.net...
>> Hi,
>>
>> what can I do if I try to connect to a WLAN, but after pressing the
>> "connect" button, does nothing happen - no connection, no error message.
>> A
>> second notebook works fine, MAC filter, WEP keys are alright.
>>
>> ipconfig /renew just says media disconnected.
>>
>> Any idea how I can proceed?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Jochen
>
>
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