Automatically Detect Wireless
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Francesca10
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Missinformatic
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Jul 31, 2008 at 08:37 AM
Jul 31, 2008 at 08:37 AM
Hi
I think that it is your wireless settings that is preventing you to access to your inhouse wifi connection..
Please try the below steps :
Go to my network connections
Click on start
Settings
N-connections
You wil see you wifi device
Click on it and reflesh available connections..
You will have a list of available connections - just ask your administrator the password to enable connection.
It will ask you for a network code-or password.
Cheers;;
Usbman
I think that it is your wireless settings that is preventing you to access to your inhouse wifi connection..
Please try the below steps :
Go to my network connections
Click on start
Settings
N-connections
You wil see you wifi device
Click on it and reflesh available connections..
You will have a list of available connections - just ask your administrator the password to enable connection.
It will ask you for a network code-or password.
Cheers;;
Usbman