Unable to connect to wireless network

It would help if your supplied the Asus Model and the OS you are using. Is your Wireless adapter enabled in the Device Manager? Are ALL the Windows and Asus updates current? What does the software indicate when you try to connect? In the Tray Notification Area , open the network icon, in Network and Sharing Center, what does it say? If you click on Connect or Disconnect and select your Wireless Network what happens?

if you are attempting to hack into someone else's network, nothing, and stop it, that's illegal. If you are trying to use your own network, you have the key wrong, and I can work with you on getting that resolved.

Hope this helps

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/View-and-connect-to-available-wireless-networks

Hard to say what the issue is based on the information you provided.. There are actually a lot of reasons you might have lost the connection.
I'd start by verifying that you're connected to the wireless network that you set up. Did you name it? Open your network properties and see what the icon for the wireless adapter tells you:
- Are you connected? - Are you connected to the proper network? - Is your network card "disabled" for some reason? Some laptops have a disable button that overrides the card so the wireless radio can be shut off quickly and easily. Make sure it's not been tripped. Usually laptops have an LED to indicate if the wireless radio is running.. usually blue.
note1: be sure to check the "order of preferred networks" and from that screen delete all wireless networks you won't connect to somewhat regularly and/or ones you've connected to accidentally in the past. Make sure that your home network is tops in the list.
note2: if you did not create your own name for your wireless network and are still running the default name, it's definitely smart to change that. Your laptop can easily get confused with other networks in the neighborhood that have the same name.
Hope that helps.

Hi,

Try resetting the network adapter.

On the bottom right hand side of the desktop you will see the wireless icon, right click on that ans click on troubleshoot problems. This will reset the adapter and assign an IP address for your your PC.

When its done try to connect to the internet.

If this advice does not help please post back.




Good luck.

try disabling your wireless adaoter manually. There is usually a button to push or an F2 key you can push that turns it on and off. Turn it off this way then turn it back on. This resets it and will usually work. If it doesn't the problem might be with something else. You can contact me at [email protected]

pls tell me when u clik on connect wi fi what error come.
r u able to connect or not let me know please

On an unsecured access point (not WEP or WPA) it should work.
Try here for advice http://forum.eeeuser.com/

Presumably you don't need to set a proxy in Mozilla?

Just reset the router (there should be a reset button somewhere on it) it will default to open system. Then go back in and select WEP with 64 or 128 bit security. Generate your KEY and next time it connects enter the KEY. You should be set to go!

This link is where all of the driver for you computer model is, expand the wireless option.