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ArndurArndur Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 2,202
in Hardware

Ok I went through the install process but when i get to the screen that lets me pick a network to connect too the only thing I can click is the exit button. Ive re installed three times now and it still wont work,

Hold on Snow Leopard, imma let you finish, but Windows had one of the best operating systems of all time.

If the Powerball lottery was like Lotro, nobody would win for 2 years, and then everyone in Nebraska would win on the same day.
And then Nebraska would get nerfed.-pinkwood lotro fourms

AMD 4800 2.4ghz-3GB RAM 533mhz-EVGA 9500GT 512mb-320gb HD

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  • arekh0arekh0 Member Posts: 15

    It would make my life much easier if you could post a screenie at what point are you actually in.. My best bet would be to look for a 'Refresh' button or something similiar and make a manual scan of avialable networks first.

    If that doesn't help, couple of questions arise: what system are you on? are you actually in range of any wireless network? If so, does that network distribute SSID?

  • ArndurArndur Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 2,202
    Originally posted by arekh0


    It would make my life much easier if you could post a screenie at what point are you actually in.. My best bet would be to look for a 'Refresh' button or something similiar and make a manual scan of avialable networks first.
    If that doesn't help, couple of questions arise: what system are you on? are you actually in range of any wireless network? If so, does that network distribute SSID?



     

    ok im on my old system running on the same network. If you meant current system xp pro 64, asus msa mobo, amd athlon x2 4800.

    It wont let me no anything i am on the screen where the networks would show but the only button i can click is the exit button.

    Hold on Snow Leopard, imma let you finish, but Windows had one of the best operating systems of all time.

    If the Powerball lottery was like Lotro, nobody would win for 2 years, and then everyone in Nebraska would win on the same day.
    And then Nebraska would get nerfed.-pinkwood lotro fourms

    AMD 4800 2.4ghz-3GB RAM 533mhz-EVGA 9500GT 512mb-320gb HD

  • arekh0arekh0 Member Posts: 15

    Allright then, if it's xp pro 64 bit, are the drivers you installed 64 bit as well? (dont think the system would even let you install otherwise, but you never know tbh). Again, if you can post a screenshot of your desktop with the appropirate window opened, that would be very helpful. just press prisntcreen button on your keyboard, open paint utility from accessories and ctrl+v there.

  • ArndurArndur Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 2,202

     

    http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm141/masterchief258/linsys.jpg

    Hold on Snow Leopard, imma let you finish, but Windows had one of the best operating systems of all time.

    If the Powerball lottery was like Lotro, nobody would win for 2 years, and then everyone in Nebraska would win on the same day.
    And then Nebraska would get nerfed.-pinkwood lotro fourms

    AMD 4800 2.4ghz-3GB RAM 533mhz-EVGA 9500GT 512mb-320gb HD

  • arekh0arekh0 Member Posts: 15

    And as I understand refreshing does nothing here?

    Have a look in Device Manager , under Network Adapter if your card is listed there at all. (right click My Computer, then properties, device manager, or go there from  Control Panel). I have a feeling your card is not properly installed.

    If it is, what do you know about the network you are trying to connect to? Does it have any security options installed? If so, one of them might be SSID broadcast disabled, which makes it virtually invisible for others, unless you specify its name manually.

    Is the antenna properly attached to your card as well? It may just not pick up anything

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