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When you refresh the WiFi settings on the laptop, do you see the Wireless Network?
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When you refresh the WiFi settings on the laptop, do you see the Wireless Network?

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yes i see it. I have checked the security level for a mismatch there also. it tries to connect and goes thru the aquiring ip address, and fails there.
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yes i see it. I have checked the security level for a mismatch there also. it tries to connect and goes thru the aquiring ip address, and fails there.

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I have 6 dell latitude laptop computers with wireless on them. OPerating system is Windows XP pro. I am looking to set up a classroom environment with a linksys G router. I have installed Netware on the computers but can't see the tree. when I go into the network connections, I can see the network, but can't get logged onto it. I have looked at the settings for the wireless network and it is set up for DHCP. &nbsp;How can I get the laptop to log on to the network so I can look for the tree and log on with netware?
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I have 6 dell latitude laptop computers with wireless on them. OPerating system is Windows XP pro. I am looking to set up a classroom environment with a linksys G router. I have installed Netware on the computers but can't see the tree. when I go into the network connections, I can see the network, but can't get logged onto it. I have looked at the settings for the wireless network and it is set up for DHCP.  How can I get the laptop to log on to the network so I can look for the tree and log on with netware?

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