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• Wireless adapters not finding Win8 network connections

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion P6 2340ea running windows 8. I use a Netgear N150 WNA1100 Wireless Network Adapter, this adapter worked fine until the other day when I connected a Bluetooth of Plugable USB BT4LE adapter into the PC. The bluetooth adapter is windows 8 compatible, but the PC does not recognize the bluetooth adapter and the LED on the bluetooth adapter did not indicate that she was supposed to. I unplugged the bluetooth adapter and that's when I realized that my Netgear adapter had stopped working. I plugged the adapter netgear on another pc and it works fine and detects / connects to the network. When plugged into the PC indicated above is present on the control panel of features though but does not detect network connections. I am aware that USB 3.0 devices can cause interference and I don't have any of these connected devices it is excluded. I have uninstalled/reinstalled drivers win8 to the Netgear adapter and this has not solved the problem, I tried other things are as follows: disable activate card, enable/disable antivirus/firewall, netsh winsock reset at the command prompt. I also checked the autoconfiguration WLAN service was running and set to automatic, which it is, then I tried stop and start the autoconfiguration WLAN service and I get the error: error 1503: service has failed to demand launch or control in a timely, I don't know if this has nothing to do with the problem?

  I hope I've provided enough information and I've used up so many things to try as possible.

  Thank you.

  I tried one last thing before your suggestion less. I started the PC in safe mode with networking, the device does not work immediately, I went into Device Manager and disabled and then activated the device and that he began working again, booted normal backup and everything works fine.

  Thank you very much for your help, kudos given.

• How to recover or find the network key for a router wireless (Netgear)

  Network wireless adapter NIC Ethernet network device

  How to recover or find the network key for a router wireless (Netgear)

  Hi RaymondKramp,

  ·         What version of Windows is installed on your computer?

  If you have lost the key to network and not connected to the network, then you can reset the router to factory settings wireless.

  If you lost the key network and connected to the network, and then log on to the Web page of the router and get the key.

  For more assistance, you can contact Netgear Support:

  http://support.NETGEAR.com/app/home

  Hope this information helps.

• Two issues here, 1st system restore will not restore, also wireless do not detect all networks

  Prob with system restore is everything goes well until the pc restarts, then get the restoration of of message without any changes have been made to your computer, this tent after several different restore points.

  The prob with connection Wi - Fi (intel pro 2200 bg) is it doesn't find any networks, pilot verified also that his permit, any help there ain't a pc wizz so any advice appreciated

  System Restore is not a panacea.  If this can help depends on what specific changes you want to cancel.

  Which leads to the question: what is is happened just before things stopped working?

  You do not mention if one of potential errors 13 to restore the system applied to you, or if none did, this error message you got when you tried to use the system restore.

  To do this:

  Tried the keys that turn off wifi nothing not even the light that says its /running activated

  say that the light associated with your wifi adapter is not turned on or off?  If Yes, I suppose that the light is 'off' now, correct?

  Further, I guess that the wifi card is internal and you have a portable computer.  What is the brand and model of your computer?

  Open the Device Manager (start > run > devmgmt.msc > OK)
  Click on the + sign next to "network adapters."
  If there is an icon of warning/error next to an entry, double-click the entry and to report to what appears under the "Device status" and "Use of the device" (both on the general tab).

  Go to network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK)
  Right-click on the icon for your wireless adapter and select Properties
  You will see a screen like this, and if so, is the on your box is checked the--> http://screenshots.modemhelp.net/screenshots/Windows_XP/Network_Connections/Wireless_Network_Connection/Properties/Wireless_Networks/Index.shtml

• HP Photosmart C309a AiO Wireless on and work, can not find the network!

  My printer has stopped printing a couple of days.  It was fine, now it is not.  The blue light wireless radio is turned on, but when I run the network set in place, it works simply and can not find my network.  I ran the network diagnostic and it detects my network, but can't find my printer.  On the test page, it fails on SSID.  I could use some help to get this operational back guys!  Thank you!

  Well, I can't comment officially, but I'm sure that has been discussed in, and design changes avoid this problem.

  Regarding something is through HP, you could call the HP Technical Support and check if you have options to upgrade to a new printer. They should have a list of printers and prices offered as part of the upgrade process. There is no charge to call and check the options you have. If you are in the United States, call the 1-800-474-6836. Otherwise, click on the contact HP link at the top of this page.

• My Windows 7 computer will not find the networks wireless after a system restore.

  My Windows 7 computer is not find wireless networks after I did a system restore. It was perfectly good wifi before the system restore and other members of my family have a great connection except me is not a problem with my router. I think I know what the problem is, but I just don't know how to fix it. So there you go. I did my restore system about 2 days after that we moved on the provider of internet/tv "Comcast" to the tv/internet provider "Verizon". what I think has happened, is that I restored my computer to the point when we had no Verizon so that he could not find the network. Now, since we have Comcast it won't identify this network either, so maybe some of you out there could help me. : D

  Hello Nicolas,.

  Thank you our writing about Microsoft Community.

  If your computer has a wireless network card, Windows will automatically detect the networks wireless in range of your computer.

  You may encounter network or problems of Internet in Windows for several reasons.  Some common problems that can cause these problems are:

  • A wireless network adapter switch that is not enabled

  • WEP, WPA, or WPA2 key or password security issues

  • Cables that are not connected correctly

  • Corrupt or incompatible drivers

  • Missing updates

  • Network connection settings

  • Hardware or software problems

  I would ask you to check out the troubleshooting steps provided in the articles below and check if they help you solve the issue.

  Why can't I find a wireless network?

  Wireless and wired network problems

  Here are some links to site Web de Support of Comcast, who talk about troubleshooting of XFINITY Internet connectivity issues.

  XFINITY TV App: Can't detect your XFINITY home network

  The problems of XFINITY Internet connectivity

  Hope the helps of information provided. Do we know the State of the question, so that we can help you further.

  Thank you.

• Portege A600 upgraded to Win7 can't find any networks via 3g

  I have a Portege A600 with initially installed Windows Vista.
  Due to a non hard drive work, I upgraded my hard drive and my operating system to Windows 7.
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  Went on the Toshiba Support Site for drivers and eliminated all of the missing devices.
  The Device Manager has more no unknown device. So far so good.
  more I installed the fn feature, don't know what was the name of the package.
  and more the Wireless Manager.
  all the drivers are the latest versions.

  (1) the Wireless Manager told me after the reboot whenever the modem 3g is deactivatet.
  so I activate it via the next reboot rem. I do the same thing. very irritating and annoying.

  (2) * this is the real problem.* even the modem was found, and I have to type in my code PIN of the SIM Wireless Manager cannot find all of the 3g networks. what I have to do a special configuration in Wireless Manager or elsewhere?
  I have freenet as a provider of the Germany.

  Hi dude

  I found Nice Toshiba 3 G portal where you can find some interesting material (FAQ and manual)
  Please take a look in this HowTo:

  + How to create a Dial-Up connection with 3 +.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9802OF0000R01.htm

  It provides beautiful description how to set up the 3G connection.

• Satellite Pro A40 - Atheros WiFi card can't find any network

  Looking to correspond with anyone who did it successfully this device works. I repeatedly got messages that the system cannot find any network. With my PCMCIA card, wireless works perfectly.

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  Hey Buddy,

  What is your WiFi card listed correctly in the Device Manager? Perhaps only the driver must be reinstalled and then you can use the internal WiFi card again. Here you can download the latest drivers:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  By the way: what OS are you using? If you install OS preinstalled Toshiba using the Toshiba recovery disc are all the drivers already installed, and you should be able to use the internal WiFi card.

• Equium - cannot find all networks to connect

  Not very computer savvy so will try to explain the problem as best I can.

  I can connect to my internet connection via ethernet cable, but cannot connect wireless (although I have before).

  The wireless function is enabled and the orange light comes on. When I open connectivity doctor and go on the radar screen, my internet connection appears (along with a few others)
  When I hover over the connection icon at the bottom of the screen, it says that "wireless connections are available", but when I click it it establishes that "windows cannot find any network" then understand that there must be an easy way to solve this problem, it can not find all networks to log, mine or one of my neighbors!

  Hi paulymart,

  Which model of laptop, you have exactly and that you've updated the driver WLAN?

• How do I find my network password, network discovery network sharing share incoming Networking incoming Remote Assistance Remote Desktop RDP TS Remote Desktop

  How can I find my network password

  How can I find my network password

  Hi, Steve,.

  Linksys router:

  launch internet browser and type the address bar 192.168.1.1 when he will ask for username and password, do not type anything on the user name and password type in admin everything in lowercase, then you're going to get in the linksys Setup page, find wireless and click the sub-tab that says wireless security.then check your password wireless...

  http://homecommunity.Cisco.com/T5/wireless-routers/how-to-find-network-password/TD-p/161889

• My laptop lost wireless connection after hibernation I or stop it. Then I have to reset the automatic Wireless Configuration to find my wireless connection

  I just bought a new NetGear wireless router and now my laptop lost wireless connection after hibernation I or stop it.  Then I have to reset the automatic Wireless Configuration to find my wireless connection.  Whenever I stopped him it and I have to choose.  This does not happen on another laptop or desktop that I have.  Is there a safe solution for this?

  Hi Ron,

  1 Windows operating system you are using?

  2. you receive messages or error codes?

  You can read the following article and check.

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  If you use Windows XP, then read the following article:

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

  This problem can also occur when the power management profile turns off your network card.

  You can try the following steps and check if it helps.

  a. click Start, type device manager in start search and press ENTER.

  (b) in Device Manager, expand network adapter.

  c. now you will see your network adapter or adapters if you have more than one. Right-click on the network component, and then click Properties.

  d. go to the power management tab.

  e. ensure that all check boxes are unchecked (check boxallow the computer to turn off this device to save power is off).

  f. If you have disabled the boxes, click ok and restart your system. Put the computer in Hibernate mode and check if you still have any questions.

• where can I find my network security key

  where can I find my network security key

  Hi, Rodolphe,.

  It's the security of wireless encryption and it is located in the Security section of the configuration of your wireless router settings (even if it is probaby not displayed and requires that you know - a bit like a password).

  Connect to your wireless router, check the configuration for the single SSID (your wireless connection name) and go to the section of security configuration to set security wireless to the router with a key (or to change the key, but you may need to know that to change to a new one - although you'll see below that I didn't need to know the old man) and if necessary (and it will) type the key to the laptop when the configuration that it connects to the router.  You will not be able to access this key if the computer after an entry - it's just to establish the ability to connect.  There is an empty space where the key was seized, but it converts the real key to a string of points, so it cannot be read.  If you change the key through the router, you can change the key through the computer by putting in new and once registered, it will work (but will return again to a chain, so you can not read or the other).

  To configure the wireless router read his extended manual or go online and check on the site Web of the manufacturer, forums, and/or technical support.  I am not quite sure, but if you can connect to the router configuration pages, you can probably change the key and I do not know if you will need to know the old key to set a new or not - it may work or it may not it can vary depending on the router.  If your login details are forgotten, the router can be reset and reconfigured with the default settings - but you will need their help to do that besides the default settings usually use passwords and logins by default.  Many use admin or administrator as the default user and admin or administrator name or password as default password.  Once you have access, check where the key is set and see if you can change it without knowing the old key or how do them before you let them in off the line.  In some cases, your ISP's technical support group can help you with this if they know and support this particular router.

  It is usually open your browser and where you would normally type an address (of course everything connected to the network), instead of typing 192.168.1.1 (or whatever your default gateway which is in such a situation the address for the wireless router).  If you do not know (and I've used just which is the most common failed) but can still access the network, and then click on start / all programs / accessories / right-click on command prompt and click Run as administrator then type IPCONFIG/all and enter and look for the wireless connection and the IP address of the router should be the default gateway (and often also the DNS server IP and the IP Address of the DHCP server as well).  Use whatever it says in your browser to try to access the router.  I just checked my (a Lynksys) and after that enter the IP address he gave me access after asking for a user name and password and, to my great surprise and you'll be happy to hear, when I went to the wireless security section, he showed me the security key (not a lot of points, but the actual key).

  I hope this helps.  I know the procedure in the works of the previous paragraph for me, as I did just to confirm, but I'm not sure what you have equipment or if it will work the same or if you know the user name and password to access the router configuration or how the key is set or displayed.  Keep in mind that configure the computer for a wireless connection is typically more to just know the key but also to know the type of security used (for example the type of security and the encryption type and there may be many options for both and you don't want to be guessing).  If this isn't the case, then if the router is still under warranty I would try the router support for help.  If not, I would try the ISP technical support to aid first because he would be free, and they may be able to do.  They could also mess things up to the point where you have no choice but to communicate with the technical support of the router group and to be unable to connect until it is resolved (or try their Web site technical support options or the support forums (which once occurred to me, but I had the Bill sent to the ISP because they were responsible for ruining it and was surprised that I never heard to)) New from these companies).

  Good luck!

• HP Color LaserJet Pro M177 MFP: HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M177 cannot find information network

  I just got my new printer today. I followed the instructions to the letter. Now I try to connect to my network to the "Wireless Setup Wizard" that my router does not support WPS. I sat waiting for the printer view all networks in the range so I could choose mine and continue on. However, after 15 minutes of waiting, I decided to go shopping while he did his thing. I came back 1 hour later and it's still displaying "Retrieve information from wireless network" with the symbol of HP and a blue bar encircling it. It is not locked up as I can hit the Cancel button and it returnes to the network configuration menu. What I'm doing wrong here? My network uses a router NETGEAR WNDR4500 with security WPA2-PSK [AES] is enabled. It transmits the band b/g 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz n band. Please any help would be appreciated.

  Hi @Rieu,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I see that your HP Color LaserJet MFP M177 Pro cannot find the network on Windows 7. I'm happy to help you with this problem of connection!

  Please, take a look through the steps in this guide, "Printer is off-line" Message appears on the computer and the HP printer does not print. Thus, this guide, the printer is not maintaining the wireless connection.

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• Windows XP cannot connect to DSL Wireless Modem - locked mode "Acquiring Network Address", never connects. Broadcom wireless card

  I have a HP ZV5000 laptop, who has recently suffered a hard drive crash. I replaced the drive reinstalled the operating system and it is running Windows XP Home Professional with Service Pack 3 installed.

  When you attempt to connect to a wireless network, it finds all those that are generally available, but won't connect.

  The properties indicates that the laptop uses "Broadcom 802. "11b / g WLAN. (Broadcom website isn't much help. The site seems to be mostly press releases).

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  If you use a Microsoft Windows XP installation CD, you must install all of the drivers as well.  If you have reinstalled using any method HP supplies to 'restore factory State' you will have already installed the drivers.

  If you can get to the Internet by connecting to the laptop using an Ethernet cable, you can go HERE and click the button "Scan Now" to make sure that you have all the correct drivers.

  However, because you can see the available wireless networks, it seems that you have at least a certain driver installed for your wireless network card.

  The usual reason that a wireless adapter cannot acquire a network address is the router's security settings are not allowing the connection.

  The best way to deal with misconfigured security settings is to remove the 'profile' currently registered and try to connect again.

  Open network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK)
  Right-click on the icon for your wireless adapter and select Properties
  Click the Wireless Networks (see screenshot)
  If the "Use Windows to configure my wireless network" box is NOT checked, you use a third-party utility to configure the adapter and need to read its User Guide to determine how to remove the 'profile' to connect to your router.
  Assuming that the box is checked, find SSID (network name) router in the list of "Preferred networks" and click 'delete '.
  OK your way out
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  If this does not work, the next step would be to connect to the router by an Ethernet cable, temporarily remove all security settings that are configured on the router, remove the "My network places" configuration as above and try to connect again.

  If you need help to get to and the configuration of the router, please provide the make, model and hardware version, as appropriate (check the label).

• When I perform a net view on, I get the error system error 51 next. Windows cannot find the network path.

  Net 51 with a view system error

  I have two boxes of Windows XP that I login as administrator account. I was able to synchronize files, map network drives and can do a tracert to reach one of them.

  However, when I perform a net view on, I get the following error

  51 system error has occurred.

  Windows cannot find the network path. Make sure the network path is correct and the destination computer is not busy or turned off the coast. If Windows still can't find the network path, contact your network administrator.

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  Hello

  ·         Your computer is on a domain network?

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  See also this article that resembles the same error.

  Error when you try to access shared resources on a computer that is running Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003: "53 system error has occurred" or "51 system error has occurred."

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