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imyeman2000

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hi guys call me stupid if you so wish! my problem is, i have just had someone rebuild my pc with windows xp and the problem im finding is when i try to connect using wireless it wont find the hub! now i know it has worked before i got it re-built... ive tried connecting straight to the bt home hub ! it keeps sayin im putting in the wrong key number but im not ! ive checked it time and time again! ive tried connecting using a belkin hub and it finds them but wont connect! could it have something to do with the software what was used to re-build my pc! a belkin adapter will connect to a bt homehub wont it ! im sure it does!!! helppppppppppppppppppppp i feel like throwing the whole lot in the skip im sick of trying!!!
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Sounds like you need to reinstall the router software.

It also may be that you just need to do this.
go into your Control Panel | Network Connections | choose your wireless connection. right click on it and go to properties. there should be a checkbox at the top that says "let windows manage my wireless connection. Check that box then let restart the computer and go back into your wireless connection and choose the proper network with your password.

A third alternative is that you may have lost your winsock files. Read this to fix the problem.

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/winsock.htm

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mattnanokid

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What service pack do you have? Service pack 2 makes it a whole lot easier to set up a wireless network, and if you are using an older computer, along with newer ones, the computer might not support the WPA network security.
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