Why does it my laptop say I have no network? I'm on my IPad with the same router as always.How do I get back on the network?

1- I don't know what connectify is or even why you would use it. Your router can or should be able to handle wireless communications in your WiFi network. Once you have your wifi network setup under the router then go into settings on your ipad and point it to the right network and it should connect.
2- On your toshiba it should connect on it's own as well, get the wifi connection setup the go into network connection and point it to your wireless network in the house.

Like i said i don't know why or what this other program is or even for but see no good reason to even use it.

Hope this helps

Reset the router with the pin hole on the back,

Do laptops pick up the wireless signal and connect to your router? If not maybe you don't have the router configured for wireless.

If other devices such as laptops pick up the wireless router signal then there is no need to go into the router changing things because if you do, the things that work now, might not work.

Can your ipad see the wireless router (SSID) as one of the networks within range? If so, maybe you put the password in wrong. The password is case sensitive (caps and small letters must be exact or it will never connect).

Network Key (WEP, WPA, WPA2 Encryption key)To connectyour computer to a wireless router, you click the Refresh networklist, then Choose your wireless network and then click Connectto your secured Wireless Network, it will asks for a Network Keybefore allowing you to connect into your wireless network. This NetworkKey is either the WEP, or WPA or WPA2 Encryption key that is used toconfigure the Wireless Router. The Passphrase is an alternate way tosetup the Encryption key.
When you are requested for a Network Key, you can just enter the Passphrasethat was used to configure the Encryption key in the wireless router.http://www.fixya.com/support/r5270415-network_password_network_addressFor information on securing your wireless network,configuring the wireless router and configuring the wireless card in thelaptop/computer, please click on this link and follow my instructions :-http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

I think you should check the wireless settings of the router netgear router and the iPad .
Do you have any other wireless computer or device in the network?
Can you connect any other computer or device to the wireless network?

If your wireless network is secured then make sure that you have the correct network key.

See the links below:

Netgear router setup

How to connect iPad to Wireless network

you will have to go into the router and allow the device to connect to the network.
2. check your users manual to accomplish this.
3. Or go to the "helps" in the router helps file.

What version of iOS is the iPad running? Try updating the iPad to the latest version of iOS (4.3.1) and see if the wireless situation is better.
To update the iOS, just plug the iPad into you computer and look in iTunes to see if an update is available for the iPad.

If you want to use the same connection from at&t ..you have to download and install the AT&T communication manager for windows & ..and after that make the connection ..
Here is the link ..
http://www.wireless.att.com/businesscenter/solutions/wireless-laptop/communication-manager/index.jsp
If you have the AT&T on a wireless router ..use the wifi .card to connect to the router ...by ..enabling the wifi ..than click on the card icon ..and scan for networks ....When the router is found by name ...click connect ..and thats all..

Did you set the router to _NOT_ "broadcast" the SSID?

On the iPad/iPhone, under Settings, did you "enable" the WiFi?

Does the iPhone detect wireless networks at an Internet Cafe' or a Starbucks or a Public Library?

Did you configure the router to allow only specific MAC-addresses?

Can you view the "log-file" on the router, to see what computers tried to connect?

According to Apple, the iPad might not automatically rejoin known WiFi networks using third-party routers that are dual-band capable (802.11 b/g and 802.11 n) when each band’s network uses the same name or use different security settings.
Apple’s recommendation? Try creating separate network names for each separate band’s network (ie: add a G to the end of the name of the 802.11 b/g band) and making sure both bands’ networks use the same security settings.