
Mini tip: With XP I found it was best to disable the Ethernet connection in Network Connections when I wanted to use wireless.
It probably won't fix the problem, but it sometimes lets programs know which it should be trying to use.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:21,
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It probably won't fix the problem, but it sometimes lets programs know which it should be trying to use.

....we're in network connections. Where am I going?
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:22,
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or in control panel/network connections?
Sorry, I know we're being dim.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:27,
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Sorry, I know we're being dim.

anywhere. I'm very confused. You're dead sweet for trying to help though, it must be like trying to teach physics to a snail.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:33,
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Don't worry about it, anyway. As I said, it's unlikely to be the cause.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:36,
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I should be GOOD at this. I wasted all my intelligence for today grappling with excel, I think.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:39,
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It obeys its own special logic that it hasn't told anybody the rules of.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:41,
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I'll put the vodka and aspirin away.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:49,
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"Burn a Ubuntu Live CD".
Ubuntu's pretty good with laptops and wireless now, and you can run it without installing anything. If Ubuntu can work it then at least you know the wireless card is functioning properly.
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Wed 16 Apr 2008, 23:50,
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Ubuntu's pretty good with laptops and wireless now, and you can run it without installing anything. If Ubuntu can work it then at least you know the wireless card is functioning properly.