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Wireless Switch on Desktop?! Wireless Connection Problem
Scawt
post Mar 13 2008, 05:13 PM
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Hi. I've just switched over to wireless so two desktops can be connected to the net in different rooms simultaneously. On my new HP desktop with Vista, Wireless works fine, but I just plug it directly into the router for connection.

On my older XP run Packard Bell Ixtreme Desktop, upon attempting to connect, I am faced with

"No wireless networks were found in range

Make sure the wireless switch on your computer is on."


I wasn't aware that my computer had such a switch...Is it physical?

My Wireless router, adapter and connection/network are fine.

Googling yielded no results.

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