Hi... If your running on XP, try theses simple steps:
1. Right-click the wireless icon on the taskbar (lower 2. Left-hand corner near time) and View available networks.
3. Left-click the "change advance settings"
4. A windows should pop up... now go to wireless tab and tick or bullet point "Let windows manage wireless connections"
5. Then click apply. Then try to connect to your wireles router again.
If the wireless tab doesn't appear, the click start and Run then type services.msc then click OK.
Double-click Wireless zero configuration and set it to automatic then press apply and click start to start the service. Then try to do the instructions again.
If you're running on Vista, disable the wireless software provided by your wireless card manufacturer to enable windows to manage wireless networks. Then try to connect to your router again.
Hope it helps!
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