First you gotta be sure your modem/router is successfully connected?
Then, if you're using XP or Vista, your PC should automatically find the
network and connect you (the first time you'll probably have to enter
your router's WEP key and password. If you see the little computer icon
in the sys tray (lower right of the screen) right-click it and choose
"view available wireless networks". You should get a list of any
networks in your neighborhood (including your own). Highlight your own
and click the "connect" button.
Reposting with some more info might help.
Good luck,
Donk
richard sturgeon wrote:
> have a wireless card installed on a computer It shows full signal but
> when i go to connect it says connection not available any ideas on how
> to cure the problem
>
>
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