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<blockquote data-quote="PKR" data-source="post: 1616915" data-attributes="member: 390690">Unfortunately it is difficult to help you as you include no useful information. However look at the followingCan you connect with a wired connection?Can you connect to the router wirelessly on another computer?Can you connect to other routers wirelessly with the laptop?Can you detect other routers wirelessly with the laptop?Try reseting the router.Can your laptop detect the router? If not is the wireless turned on on the laptop? is wireless enabled on the laptop? (control panel/network connection in xp or control panel/network and sharing centre, manage network connections in vista)Are you entering any security key correctly? (to be sure make a wired connection and copy and paste the key from the configuration pages)Try the different channels each router can operate on 13 different frequencies try themTry different security types, your router will likely support WPA and WEP</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PKR, post: 1616915, member: 390690"] Unfortunately it is difficult to help you as you include no useful information. However look at the following Can you connect with a wired connection? Can you connect to the router wirelessly on another computer? Can you connect to other routers wirelessly with the laptop? Can you detect other routers wirelessly with the laptop? Try reseting the router. Can your laptop detect the router? If not is the wireless turned on on the laptop? is wireless enabled on the laptop? (control panel/network connection in xp or control panel/network and sharing centre, manage network connections in vista) Are you entering any security key correctly? (to be sure make a wired connection and copy and paste the key from the configuration pages) Try the different channels each router can operate on 13 different frequencies try them Try different security types, your router will likely support WPA and WEP [/QUOTE]

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