Unable to connect to wireless networking

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• Unable to connect to wireless networks

  I was unable to connect to my wireless network. My network connection on my laptop is enabled and under properties, it says that it's maintenance correctly. However, under the command prompt it says that my ethernet adapter network connection is disconnected. I've alerted to check my connection because my wireless network list went from about 10 ads to 1. 1 on the list is a network installation of HP. I had not seen it. Any suggestions or tips to solve this problem?

  better to go to your vendor manufacturer's site and download the driver from there, if possible, otherwise will do you the needfull Sohail who was Khan network hardware professional VOTE A S HELP FULL IF this REALLY ŒUVRES HELP the OTHER FIND ANSWER FASTER

• Unable to connect to wireless network - WiFi is not available

  Hello

  The usual problem I have is that I can see the wireless adapter but when I go to connect it tells me that the adapter is not available and to update the list.

  I also - when I can connect - the connection drop after a period of time.

  Any help please

  Thank you

  Boris

  PS I uninstalled free config

  Hello

  As much as I know ConfigFree has no influence on the WLAN functionality because this utility is created for monitoring and not for configuration. When you want to use the WLAN connection do not forget that the wireless network adapter is correctly activated. If the connection is untied time trying to WLAN driver update.

• Unable to connect to wireless networks more. ("Windows could not connect to (SSID)")

  Hello!

  Something very strange is happening with my laptop (dv6-3060ee). Up to this day at noon, everything worked well, including the wireless network. So, I set my computer to Hibernate and came to the House of my parents. As I turn it on and try to connect to the wireless here, I can't. I get this error "Windows could not connect to (name of the network).

  I'm on W7 Home Premium 64-bit and the card wireless in an Atheros 9285 b/g/n (model number can be a problem, I have it does not properly check).

  Things to consider:

  -I don't know that this is not a router problem or hardware WiFi card because:

  1. I can connect to the router and get internet access on my phone and with the other computer normally.

  2. on the laptop, I can not connect to the network without wire inside W7, BUT with HP QuickWeb (this system of Opertaing before loading windows), I can normally connect to the network and access to internet.

  -Have you ever tried, without success:

  1 reinstall the driver for the wireless card / Unistalling the driver and install it again

  2. change the encryption on the router. (Even with no encryption I can't connect)

  3. of course, restarting the computer, turn off/on of the network card, reset the router

  So, I'm sure it's a problem with Windows. I did some research here and in other places and other people seem to have the same problem, but I couldn't find any solution.

  I didn't install any software today which could cause conflicts.

  So, can someone help me, please?

  Thank you

  Thank you for your help, but I'd already sorted.

  The problem was really the driver, an update had been installed by the HP update program and it makes the device stop working. This problematic driver was March, I can't remember the version number.

  I went to the Device Manager and pressed on "Roll Back Driver". Windows restored to an October/2009 driver, 8.0.0.238 version number, and now it works as it should.

• Unable to connect to wireless networks news two for a long time.

  I can't connect to new wireless networks.  I click 'connect to' and this message appears error loading C:\Windows\system32\van.dll the specific module could not be found.  Someone please help because I need to be able to use the network to my work and the diagnostic and repair does not detect this problem. Thank you.

  You could try to...

  • Restore from a point of restoring system before the occurrence of the problem...
  • Run the System File Checker utility to check the integrity of system files.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212/ MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience, "when everything has failed, read the operating instructions.

• New just installed Windows Vista, unable to connect to wireless networks

  So a few months ago my laptop (HP Pavilion dv6) fell from my bed and the hard drive was messed up, so I'm a computer geek friend to replace my hard drive and put a new operating system on it, he had no activation key. In any case, after I came back it was working fine and I was able to use the internet by connecting to public networks, but every time I would connect to my computer it asked me to activate it. And finally I got so bored with being bugged that I decided to buy a new product key, so that he'd stop bugging me. So I bought a new Windows Vista Home premium operating system and when I received it in the mail, I installed correctly and put in the product key and active it and all that much good but whenever I try to connect to the internet that it says "Windows cannot find wireless networks" and when I click on "Diagnose this problem" he says "this computer does not have an install_ adapter of» configured wireless network. and then it gives me options troubleshooting that brings me at all because most of them consist in some way to update my drivers online, but I can't online my laptop to update! and all the other solutions are just confused. Is there a reason why my "driver" would stop working AFTER you install Windows Vista? Or is there some way I can uninstall the operating system and just use the one I had before? Help please!

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/laptop > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for the latest Vista drivers > download/install them.

  The computer you are using now if you have an Internet connection with the other > download / save drivers > copy them into Flash Drive > transfer / install on another computer/laptop.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Satellite A660 - unable to connect to wireless networks

  Hello

  I recently bought a Satellite A660 and for some reason, I keep having disconnected from the wireless network when I unplug my laptop. Whenever my computer is running on battery, it keeps disconnect the router and reconnect sends me problems with the internet. When it is plugged in, it works fine.

  Does anyone know a fix for this?

  Thank you

  Hey,.

  I found some similar topics, they might be useful for you:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=59322
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=60773

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• I'm unable to connect to wireless modem, the message's problem is the network cable is unplugged got new cable still

  network cable unplugged wiundows xp

  I'm unable to connect to wireless modem, the message's problem is the network cable is unplugged got new cable still

  Hello Verashanley

  Since how long did begin?
  You have added a new software or hardware to the system?
  If the issue took place recently then you can try the system restore.
  How to perform system restore in Windows XP.
  If you have recently added anything to the system (hardware or software), then remove.
  If the system restore does not then check in Device Manager and verify that the network card is considered and no errors appear.
  To open Device Manager, click Start, and then click Control Panel. Click performance and Maintenanceand then click System. In the hardware tab, click Device Manager.
  Check the type of network card you have and that you try to update the drivers from the hardware manufactures Web site.
  Also, check the connection for the network adapter. Do you see any physical damage. When you plug the NIC saw all the lights on the network card lights up? If not, then you can deal with a hardware problem and need to contact the manufacture of the system and see about obtaining the card replaced.
  Let me know the results. Thank you.

• Unable to connect to the network via a wireless connection.

  cannot connect to a wireless network adapter not connected

  can get Wi - Fi adapters

  Hello

  Do you have any software installed on your computer network monitoring?

  Monitor mode, or RFMON (Radio frequency monitor), allows a computer with a NIC (NIC) to monitor all traffic received from the wireless network. Unlike promiscuous mode, which is also used for packet sniffing, monitor mode allows packets to capture without having to associate with a network access point or ad - hoc first. Surveillance mode applies only to wireless networks, while "Promiscuous" mode can be used on cable networks and wireless. Surveillance mode is one of the six modes of 802.11 wireless cards can function in: Master (acting as an access point), Managed (client, also known as station), Ad - hoc mode, mesh, Repeater, and monitor.

  Limits

  Usually, the wireless adapter is unable to transmit in monitor mode and is limited to a single wireless channel, if it depends on the driver of the wireless card, its firmware and features of all of his chip. In addition, in monitor mode, the adapter does not check to see if the control of cyclic redundancy check (CRC) are correct for packets captured, then some captured packets is maybe damaged.

  If a network monitoring program is running on your computer, the wireless network adapter will be set to follow the fashion, which prevents Windows to connect to wireless networks.

  To connect to a wireless network, close the network monitoring program, or follow the instructions in the program to exit the monitor mode.

  Solve problems, find wireless networks
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-finding-wireless-networks

  Let us know if this helps

  Concerning
  Anthony

• Unable to connect to the network with wireless connection on Windows 7.

  Original title: wireless Internet access

  I have good network and internet connectivity when I am connected via CAT - 5 to my router/modem.  However, when I access the wireless network, I always have good connectivity and access to internet but can't send or receive emails or access Web sites.  My client browser and internet messaging turns just until it times out.  Any ideas on the cause of this problem?

  Hi Michael,

  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you are unable to access e-mails or browse the site when you are connected using wireless network. I appreciate your time and patience to try to resolve the problem.

  1. What is the brand and model of the computer?
  2. What internet browser do you use?
  3. What mail client do you use?
  4. You receive an error message?

  This can occur due to missing updates, hardware or software problem on the computer.

  Initially, run the network troubleshooter from the link below, go to step 3.

  If the problem persists, then check out the link below which helps to fix the network connectivity issues. Wireless and wired network problems:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/network-connection-problem-help#network-problems=Windows-7&V1H=win81tab4&V2H=win7tab2&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Hope this helps to solve the issue if the problem persists get back to us. We will be happy to help you.

• Unable to connect to the network wireless company after Win7 upgrade

  My network is not broadcasting the SSID, so on Vista, I used to set up the connection manually.  However, with Win7 64, I get an error "an unexpected error has occurred."

  Reference Dell xpsM1330

  Intel WiFi Link 4965AGN

  Any help would be appreciated.

  OK, let's see if we can keep it active and come up with a solution...

  Got a POC MS to give me some info that may help...

  I have known many above have, while I can connect to wireless networks, including my home wpa2, plus any time, I tried to do a my wpa2-Enterprise don't, go and had errors in the event log. also the similar failures whenever I would try to manually create any wireless profile using wpa-enterprise or wpa2-enterprise.

  Note also mine was a machine that got USMT data migrated, and I have a feeling that it was responsible for migrating the keys below...

  So here was the final solution, and maybe you guys can check if it is the only necessary thing that I had tried various other things without result, but it was the 'last' modification I did that things work...

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\RasMan\PPP\EAP

  There are a number of subkeys with different numeric values...

  while I can not tell you exactly what to search for, in my case I noticed there was a key pointing to what I expected, a related key ras in the ED. of windows\system32 however, I had also three other keys pointing to the files associated with Symantec, which I did not on my machine newly built.

  So I exported keys of a newly-built machine that did symantec. He had four keys under EAP, but only one, the last of them, was related to Symantec, underlined all the other files in system32.

  I have imported the keys in my broken machine, removed the a key which was related to symantec and without even having to restart... everything has been corrected...

  so... here my suggestion and I hope everyone can comments if it works, so we have more information if it's the order of the keys or just the presence of bad entries... but I would say, start by looking at your key under EAP and see if there's anything that references the dll files which may not exist on your machine.

  If you don't have these keys, either remove the key, either try to put the file in place which is referenced, assuming he hasn't.

  We will do other tests internally, so I'll feed if we have additional findings.

  Good luck.

• Unable to connect to a network or to the Internet on my Dell XPS1530.

  Unable to connect to a network or to the Internet on my Dell XPS1530. When I try to diagnose problem, I get a message that reads "Network Diagnostics cannot run because the Diagnostics Policy Service is not running." Having exhausted the patience all the phone with my IP and Dell, which tells me that it is a problem of Microsoft software. I have two other computers and a PS3, and I am able to connect to the Internet through one any of them. The XPS works under Vista with SP2. Can someone help, please? Thank you.

  Go to start / Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Services and go to diagnostic policy Service and set it to automatic and start it.  If it does not start, check the dependencies and make sure they're too automatic and rnning.  Then see if you can run Network Diagnostics.

  You can get in trouble with your device drivers.  Go to Device Manager by going to start / find and type Device Manager and enter and then double-click on the program icon that appears.  Check each device to a red x, yellow! or white?  These identify devices with problems probably (drivers, but also of conflict or something else).  Click on each for more details and troubleshooting tips.  If you need to get drivers (and you should get those developed to date for the network card and regardless of the device you use to connect (such as a router wireless or such) and all you have time to do - they can help way beyond simply solve this problem), let the computer dealer or the manufacturer of the device (NOT of Microsoft Updates).  In fact, you must disable automatic updates in Windows Update driver as follows:http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/how-to-disable-automatic-driver-installation-in-windows-vista/. Follow these steps to get the drivers: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/driverssupport/ht/driverdlmfgr.htm.  Once you have the drivers, you can install them via the Manager device as follows:http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/193584-device-manager-install-driver.html.

  When I'm in a lke your situation, I usually start from scratch.  Create a new network connection by ensuring that all settings are correct.  Check all the cables (if there is).  You have already reinstalled the drivers - make sure that no firmware or software is also necessary.  Configure the network sharing settings and make sure that you are ready to discover the network and such.  Check other computers to see their settings to make sure you get yours right and essentially the same thing (the same exatly so is another Vista machine connected in the same way).  Go to start / Control Panel / Internet settings and make sure that it's too fixed properly.  To connect, then try again. If this is not the case, remove some time to cool down and then start again with another new connection.  It's almost certainly a parameter that is not correcct (something no doubt very simple).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Unable to connect to the network because the parameters of the computer do not match the requirements of the network.

  The main computer in my house is connected to the web via a modem to our ISP (Cox).  We use a Cisco's Linksys wireless router.  We have configured a new laptop to connect through the router yesterday.  Now my laptop, which had been the connection very well, can't access the network.  When I go in the "network and sharing Center" and pull up nearby wireless networks, our network shows is even more bars, just a red X.  Reads the error message "unable to connect to this network because the settings of that computer to match the parameters required network.»

  I don't know what has changed on our network, but I was unable to understand what these "required parameters" are, so I was unable to change the settings of my laptop to match the requirements.  Pls help.

  Hi Sharpdale,

  Step 1

  I first suggest you to perform network troubleshooting in Windows 7 and check if it finds problems, and if he is able to fix it.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-the-network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

  Step 2

  Use Windows to configure wireless settings and check if it helps to solve the problem.

  a. click on Start menu and select run

  b. type ncpa.cpl, and then click OK to open the menu of the network connections.

  c. Select your Wi - Fi connection service and choose the option change settings of this connection.

  d. go to the wireless tab and select (tick) labeled use Windows to configure my wireless network

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

  Thank you and best regards,

   

  Srinivas R

  Microsoft technical support.

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• Unable to connect to a network error - change wifi profile native default

  Unable to connect to my network. When I try to see my network it says wifi native default profile

  
  Original title: change the profile default native wifi

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft Community Forums!

  From the problem description, I understand that you can not connect to the wireless network.

  For a complete list of the steps to try, see the tutorial wired and wireless on this page.

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows/network-connection-problem-help#network-problems=Windows-Vista&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  It will be useful.

  Let us know if you encounter problems under windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Unable to connect to this network

  I have a samsung series 7 chronos 2013 np780z5e the intel centrino n advanced wireless installed, running 64-bit windows 8 6235 card. I can connect to my home network with wpa2-personal encryption and the public WiFi at my University. However, I can not connect to wpa2-enterprise security connection. It finds the network credentials and then immediately provides the message 'Unable to connect to this network', without asking for credentials. This network works fine with other laptops, and I can even connect with my phone. I think it's a matter of windows 8.

  I tried the automatic network troubleshooting and updating to the latest drivers, but neither have worked.
  Update: after network oversight, update drivers and reboot, it works now. Either reboot or forget the add new network and fixed the problem

  Hello

  The majority of connection to Windows 8 breast problems have been resolved by installing the latest driver for the wireless card with obtained from the manufacturer.

  Thanks for sharing the information. In case, if you need help, you can always after your questions related to Windows and your valuable suggestions in the Windows forum.