Add Windows XP to a wireless home network

Hi just to add a lapttop XP to a wireless home network. the network icons are shown as they are always posted on vista and windows 7 and is there a centre network for xp

so do not know if the connection is correct. In addition, the Dungeon of connection keep out and reconnect. any help please

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Hi Vanchoch,

Please visit the following link for instructions on how to connect a Windows XP-based computer to a wireless network:
With regard to the abandonment of the connection, I highly recommend download the latest drivers for your wireless network card. If you can get me the model number and the company that makes it, I can normally provide you with a link to the driver.
In the meantime, the following link can provide some advice on troubleshooting for your connection:
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance!

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