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• No network from the list of available WiFi networks :/

  Freshly installed Windows 7 32 bit in laptop HP AMD 6 with all of the necessary drivers, but no network on the list of available WiFi networks.

  Uninstalled the drivers, re installed them but still the problem persists. Also test the resolution of problems. No positive results.

  Please someone tell me the procedure from the beginning to the end for the connection!

  Hey Phillipe,

  Please contact Microsoft Community. I appreciate your efforts to solve this problem, I'll probably help you solve this problem.

  To better understand the issue, I would like to know what is the number of full model of the laptop?

  Try the steps listed here:

  Method 1:
  I suggest you to run the network troubleshooter utility that will help solve Internet connectivity problems.

  Network convenience stores
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-networking-troubleshooters

  Method 2:
  I see that you have uninstalled and reinstalled the driver for the wireless network. However if you haven't tried re-installing latest driver on the computer manufacturer site wireless, I suggest you to try the same thing. Check if it helps.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/drivers.html

  See the article for more information.

  Wireless and wired network problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/network-connection-problem-help#network-problems=Windows-7&V1H=win81tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Hope this information helps. Reply to the post with an up-to-date report of the issue so that we can help you further.

• wireless network is no longer listed under "available wireless network.

  Have a router MN-500 with modem cable connection. Wireless connectivity has been running successfully for months. Came home last night during a snowstorm - apparently we had lost power temporarily while I was gone, as the clocks were flashing. Turned on my laptop (where I connect to wireless internet) and discovered that my own wireless network was is no longer listed under available wireless networks. Then I noticed on the router all lights were lit on the router with the exception of 4 ports. I disconnected and reconnected. Then I reset with a paperclip. Always shows does not itself. Now, I don't know what to do; even do not know where the shoe pinches. Although I managed to set up the network by myself I'm not a computer expert. We can connect by cable via the router, but my wireless network has apparently disappeared. Any ideas/suggestions? Thank you.

  If you connect to the router via a wired connection, you can check the status of the wireless.  Frankly, this router does not provide you with a good security because he can't stand that WEP (do not forget that it is b only). For reasons of safety only, you must consider replacing by a modern router that supports WPA2. If you have computers more former with older operating systems and wireless network cards that don't support WPA, take into account risk - data theft, identity theft, etc.

  Another response of the community of Windows XP newsgroups

• computer does not list the available wireless networks

  My computer is used to list all available wireless networks I could choose, but now not a list of people or don't allow me to search for available networks. I'm in a place where I know there is a wireless network available, however, my computer will not display it or no matter what other networks unless I plug in an ethernet cable to my computer. Then, it connects, but still does not display the wireless options. Help, please!

  Looking for a switch on the case of the computer that turns on and off wireless networking.  Check the manual of the computer user to see if there is a combination of keys, such as Fn + F5, which turns on and off wireless networking. Boulder computer Maven
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• Windows 8 will not list my home wifi network

  Just installed Windows 8 on my laptop HP Pavilion dv7 that was under Windows 7. Now, he does not list my home wifi network, and if I try to manually enter it says it's already there. How to recognize my network?

  Vinod, I tried all of your advice without success and finally finished by calling the technical support of Microsoft Chat. A very competent technician, Urso U., quickly found the problem. Given that Windows 8 has been to see all my neighbors WiFi networks, he immediately handed to zero on my router settings. Well, it seems Windows 8 dislikes the "extended" mode 802.11 g who was broadcasting my Motorola WiFi Modem cable. By changing this one just setting and uninstalling and reinstalling the WiFi RealTek card in Device Manager (to restore its settings), my laptop now happily running on my home network. Thank you all!

• Laptop suddenly can't find any available (Wifi) network, but the router is not the problem.

  My laptop was working fine, until what I packed it inside my bag I always do and got chased home my MOM to my father's House; which is a few miles. I opened it upward, and he could not find any networks (wifi) available. I know that the problem could not be the router because everyone elses laptop in my work from home and because my laptop usually shows at least 4 or 5 other connections wifi available, and mine shows nothing at all. The problem is not the wifi switch is on. Help, please!

  Hi Dubist,
  You have a reason to think it might be spyware?

  It sounds more like material if it has just stopped working and there is no other issue.

  Here's what I would do to try to understand the issue.

  Type cmd into the search bar and press to enter. On the command line, type ping 127.0.0.1 and close to enter. You should get a response back as a result time. Something like that.
  Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms ttl="">

  If you do not, close the window Device Manager and type in the search bar and look under network adapters. See if you have a wireless device it and make sure that there is no exclamation beside him points.

  If you have exclamation points or of any error, reinstall the driver. If there is no device listed, it could just be dead and you can watch that need to buy a new external wireless card.

  Tell us what you find and we can go from there. Matt
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• List of limited WiFi networks. How to see more (or all)?

  Hello

  For the first time ask a question here, but I have a little problem that involves the use of my Ipad air and iPhone 5 s.

  Around me, I have about 20 wifi routers and several around the House. But I am limited to a handful, and do not have a preference or option to see more ALL.

  I can't find an answer to this anywhere.

  

  On my android friends, he sees a long list of possible networks... Anyone got a simple answer to this?

  It seems to me, your iPad only choose the best connection around the area, if you change your position you will more or less get routers. If you need to connect to a specific router that is not displayed, try clicking on other and type the name of the router.

  Having several names of router on your screen manipulation more difficult, I think that is why iOS devices shown less routers like on a Macbook or iMac or an Android devices.

• How can I get my iPhone to show all the available wifi?

  MY iPhone 6 s most shows not all of the available wifi networks as do my other phones. Only the strongest and closest signal appears. I need my i show weaker signals that I connect to appear. I don't want to jail break my phone for an app to bypass this 'block' on my iPhone... Help!

  (1) perform a forced reboot: hold the Home and Sleep/Wake buttons simultaneously for about 15-20 seconds, until the Apple logo appears. Leave the device to reboot.

  (2) resetting the network settings: settings > general > reset > reset network settings. Join the network again.

  (3) reboot router/Modem: unplug power for 2 minutes and reconnect. Update the Firmware on the router (support Web site of the manufacturer for a new FW check). Also try different bands (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) and different bandwidths (recommended for 2.4 to 20 MHz bandwidth). Channels 1, 6 or 11 are recommended for 2.4 band.

  If you jailbrake your phone first, it won't help, secondly you will cancel the warranty and any help here then please do not.

• ATV4 is unable to see WiFi networks

  Each time my new ATV4 (TvOS 9.2.1) will lose the WiFi connection. When I try to reconnect it "sees" no WiFi network at all. My other devices (MacMini and several iPhones and iPads, smart TV, etc.) have no trouble finding my WiFi network or those of my neighbours. The ATV4 is almost line-of-sight with and about 3 meters (10 feet) from my router. My other ATV4, which was originally two concrete walls, never loses the WiFi connection.

  The new ATV4 always restarting fixes the problem, but it seems that I wouldn't restart the ATV so that he can see the available WiFi networks.

  I'd be inclined to try somewhere else to try to determine if the problem is inherent or due to your environment.

• Why the Personal Hotspot from my mobile phone appears in my list of list wifi networks if it is disabled on my phone?

  Why the Personal Hotspot from my mobile phone appears in my list of list wifi networks if it is disabled on my phone?

  On my iMac, there is an icon for a list of available to join Wifi networks.

  One of these Wifi networks is my iPhone Personal Hotspot.

  However when I look at my setup on my iPhone Personal Hotspot is off.

  I tried to join the Hotspot to my iMac and put.

  This is part of a feature called Hotspot instantly. It allows you to connect to your personal hotspot without your password or activate the hotspot on your phone. Don't worry, this does not allow other people to access your hotspot, only devices using the same identifier Apple will see your hotspot. This feature is not using any extra battery life when you're not connected to it. You can learn more about instant Hotspot here: OS X Yosemite: connect to the Internet using instant Hotspot

• I have a question where I listed two wifi networks. It is not in use and Im trying to find out how to remove parameters from the airport.

  I used routers of the airport for a few years now. I upgraded my main router at a Time capsule and my old Airport Extreme and Airport Express works online as sub routers to keep the good signal throughout my home. All work well, but I always have what is the former name of wifi in wifi settings and would like to delete it so that it shows only the new name of the wifi network and the network of comments.

  On a Mac that you used to connect wirelessly in the past...

  Open System Preferences (gear on the dock icon)

  Open Network

  Click WiFi on the left panel to select

  Click Advanced in the bottom right of the next window

  Here you can see a list of networks that your Mac has signed in the past.

  Click on the name of a plu network that you no longer need to highlight

  Click on the - (button at the bottom of the list to remove the name less)

  Do the same for other networks that you no longer need

  Click OK

  Click apply in the next window that appears

  Close the windows and restart your Mac.

  Then, perform the same steps on all of your other Macs

  Turning off all routers AriPort

  Wait a minute

  Turn on the main airport and let it run for a minute

  Turn on other airports, one at a time about one minute apart

  Post back your results

• List available wifi SSID

  I am trying to access the wireless network and to enumerate the available SSID, like how Windows does.  Present a list of available Wi - Fi networks SSID.  This information is available in the libraries of .NET example?  I searched this for awhile, but have not found anything to date...

  Oh it's easy if you know netsh.  Use the call command line "netsh wlan show networks.  Attatched is an example recorded in 2013.

• Network Wi - Fi has disappeared from the list of available networks

  My network name has disappeared from my list of available networks and all 7 of my wireless devices decreased by connectivity.  When I plug in the router, the computer searches the available networks and the indicator light on the Ethernet cable is green, which indicates a good connection, I.  When I click on the connection status icon in the menu bar it says I am connected to my network, but I have "no Internet access.  Simply unplug the router or on the button reset gave no positive results. In addition, my computer is several security updates, for Windows and my package of Microsoft Office when he lost of connectivity, which may or may not have something to do with my connectivity problems, I don't know.  Is someone can please help me diagnose this connectivity problem?  Also, I have a Linksys WRT54G Router model # v8.

  In addition to everything above, I notice an unsecured network called "Linksys" keeps coming back when I plug in my router and canning when I disconnect it in the process of disappearance.  Linksys is NOT the name of my network.  This seems awfully curious, why what is happening?

  Thank you for your help.  My router was broken, he was not talking to the modem.

• Network Wifi Z3 blackBerry does not detect

  Hello

  My Blackberry Z3 does not detect any wifi networks. Whenever I have to restart my phone to connect to WIFI.

  Please solve this problem

  Thank you

  Naveen

  These are the 3rd party applications.

  Sometimes they collide with things. I would remove bookmyshow, kiwi world, voice recorder and cutepress from others I know and usually do not cause any problems. WhatsApp has been known to cause other issues, but not necessarily the issue.

  If remove these apps and restarting the device do not help then I would consider doing a full backup with link and then do a security wipe on the device.

• Data networking BlackBerry (especially WiFi)

  A confused spirit is a spirit of work!

  Here's what I discovered recently on Blackberry and not a very pleasant discovery, I have to add.

  When not having not a dataplan BB, you can use the WiFi from your application.

  It seems that RIM has been generous enough to give the users of data plan BB possibility to reduce their costs on their data plan, expenses by allowing them the use of WiFi.

  WiFi is used only as an opportunity for "privileged" users

  If you not have data plan, you will not be able to use (this that forge otherwise be normal) WiFi connectivity.

  I tried several scenarios with or without the BB data plan and came to this conclusion. Among other things, the best tool used was the famous "Network Diagnostics" tool

  Anyone had success using WiFi (pragmatic, of course) on a device of non-activated data plan?

  In conclusion: the white WiFi icon is indifferent on that gray

  As mentioned, I do not use these flags, nor tried to determine where they can be defined.

  The following how I think it works, I don't have any entry of RIM and I'm not really good on these kinds of things.  So maybe I'm completely wrong!

  However my experience with the ServiceBooks leads me to think that the WiFi has two States

  (1) the unit can connect using WiFi

  (2) the device found "home port" and therefore will be directing traffic through WiFi.

  For BIS users, I suspect that these two would never happen, because I think that home port is that RIM provided server that is public, so can be found on any WiFi network.  For BES users, the device have found the BES via Wifi to get to State 2, which means that there really be VPNed in or on the WiFi of company.

  I think the flag you are testing is looking for State 2.

  If you don't have a SIM card or SIM card with a data plan, you will never get to State 2.

  My understanding and experience is that as long as you have State 1, you can use WiFi by coding '; = wifi interface.

  I tested that I can use WiFi in this way on the following devices: 8820, 8320, Bold, Curve 8900.