Recently I had our company computer service personnel put a long distance land line connection on my desktop for convenience. Since then I have not been able to connect to my home (or anywhere else) wireless system. I continually see the red "X" in the wireless connection box and it shows "Disconnected" and when I click on "disable" and then click on "enable" it goes back to the "Disconnected" sign and shows no local wireless sources. What might be the problem?
RVW
Could be:
- Driver issues with the wireless card - uninstall & reinstall
- The wireless card has gone out - replace
- Wireless configuration - reconfigure
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Did you try connecting to any wireless network?
By right clicking on the wireless icon that has a red X then go to view available wireless network.
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