no networks in range

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I bougt a new linksys wireless adapter, when I use the software to configure
wireless networks i can find my network. When I use wireless zero there are
no networks in range. The software they provide keeps dropping my connection
so I would really like windows to connect for me. Is there something I can do
to fiix this problem. When I plug the adapter into another computer I am able
to find the wireless networks with no problem. I am wondering if i have
disabled a service or something to prevent windows from being able to connect
for me. I did check and wireless zero was running and the device is working
properly.. Thanks for any help.
 
andy said:
I bougt a new linksys wireless adapter, when I use the software to configure
wireless networks i can find my network. When I use wireless zero there are
no networks in range. The software they provide keeps dropping my connection
so I would really like windows to connect for me. Is there something I can do
to fiix this problem. When I plug the adapter into another computer I am able
to find the wireless networks with no problem. I am wondering if i have
disabled a service or something to prevent windows from being able to connect
for me. I did check and wireless zero was running and the device is working
properly.. Thanks for any help.

Is your router configured to not broadcast the SSID?

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Yes the box is checked to let windows manage and ssid is enabled. I am able
to see the network with linksys monitor when i switch to that but when i use
windows there are no networks at all.
 
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