Notebook won't connect to network

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there are a few ways.
there is a switch on the left side of your computer.
Fn+F2
and also Go to:
control panel / device manager / network adapters
then choose Atheros AR928X Wireless Network Adapter, press right mouse button and select enable from falldown menu

You don't need anything like USB adapters or an external adpater, wireless Network Adapter comes inbuilt in your notebook.

Just download the the wireless driver,

If you are using Windows Vista, for Atheros chipset Click here

If you are using Windows Vista, for broadcom chipset click here

If you are using Windows XP, for Atheros chipset
Click here

If you are using Windows XP, for Broadcomm chipset

Click here

Your Wireless network will work.

Note : Install the driver according to your chipset and the Operating System.

That's it..

What is your OS?
What is the signal Stranth.
reinstall the driver.

Wireless connections are best when distances are short and there are no brick or thick walls interfering with the signal between the router and your laptop. Try the following test:
Start using the laptop from an open location that is close to the router. Monitor the signal strength as you walk away from the router. Go into other rooms, go upstairs, downstairs, etc, and you will most likely notice differences in signal strength depending on where you are, or how far you move. Of course, you will suffer frequent disconnections when the signal is at its weakest point, no matter what equipment you use, be it new or used.
Try locating the router in a way that your signal strength is strongest, without affecting the other computers. It's a trial and error thing.
One last thing you could do is to go to your wireless adaptor configuration settings and set the Roaming capability to agressive, and set the connectivity to distance, for higher performance.
Good luck!

you may use the Windows utility than the other one,under network connection.

if its wireless internet you want, thn you need to buy a wireless box thingy:P thn connect the blue wire on to it thn tada you have it

If it is a LAN adapter, It is not a router.
A router enables you to connect several computers(256) with DHCP IPs

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is it running windows if so go to
Start/settings/control panel/network &sharing right click and open
there are several things to try
1) manage wireless network
2) setup a connection or network
plus others
if you go to wireless this is separate from computer and is counted as a part of computer network
hope this helps

you need to reinstall ALL drivers for all devices, clean. formatting is what causes that..this will take some time..but you can get through it.

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