Wont connect to wireless network

Try disconnecting the adapter and your computer for 60 seconds then reboot and see if this helps.

I find that when it comes to iphones and home wireless networks, that using 64bit encryption is the best. I'm not sure what you are using now, but give this a try.

Hi
firstly you can try upgrading the drivers on the adapter. following is the link for the latest drivers http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12520

If the problem still persists
try changing the wireless settings on the wireless router.

sorry to bother but i cant get xbox live to work with the ethernet cable, where did u plug the ethernet cable into? ive tried different places and none seem to be working

This is a firmware problem of your router to correct this one better do a firmware upgrade on your router and everything should be working after that...

You need to Update the Drivers for your Wireless Adapter...Download the Drivers from here

After downloading the drivers you need to unzip the file...After you unzip the file you should un-install the adapter drivers/software from Programs menu...Leave the adapter connected to the PC and reboot your computer...Once the computer is rebooted you should see a message "Found new Hardware"...Select the option Install it from a specific location and click Next, then select Include this location in Search and browse to the place where you have unzipped all the files and select the Driver folder and click O.k...Then click Next and it should install the adapter drivers...

NOTE : This installation doesn't install the software(Linksys Monitor)...

Once the Adapter is installed, Click on the Start button >>> Control Panel >>> Network Connections- Right click on the "Wireless Network Connection" icon and select "View Available Wireless Networks"- If you see your wireless network in the list, highlight it by 'single' clicking on it- Now click on the 'Connect' button below- If your wireless network is secured, it would ask you to provide the network key- Provide the wireless network key and confirm it again in the confirmation box and click "Connect"...It should connect to your Network and Internet...

Try to reconfigure the wireless settings of your router.

my computer did the samething so i took it to a computer repair shop and they reconfiguered the network connections and now it works fine, but bring your router with you so they can reconfigure that too. it cost my 25 bucks and i think that it was worth it. It saved me alot of headache

If it says local or unidentified network that means you are just connected to the router on the network but not through the internet. Try to go to manage wireless network, remover your network there and add it again, connect to your own network and make sure to type the correct network key., then check again. You can also try connecting to other wireless network to further isolate the problem.

sir i think ur lan card has been not working properly...