Wireless networking doesn't exist on my system

R

Rodney

I am using a Netgear MA401 wireless PC card and I cannot
access the wireless networking described in the "Windows
Help" that will show me a list of possible connections.
Did I not install something properly? Why does a friend
of mine have access to the "Wireless Networking" on his
system? He is using a Linksys card. Is it my card
that's not allowing me to gain access to this? When I
put my card in I never got the Wireless Networking Wizard
like Windows Help says that I should.
 
D

Dusty Harper {MS}

What OS are you running? Is the Zero Wireless Configuration service
started? You should be able to right click the card and select View
Wireless Networks.
 

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