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How do I know which adapter is causing the problem? There are 5 in Network Connectons, and they're all not connected. Also I'd like to add that I can see all the networks in my area, but simply can't connect to them. I'm getting the message "Unidentified Network No Network Access"

I tried booting it up in safemode, still no luck. Here's the ipconfig/all from my dad's computer. Microsoft(R) Windows DOS (C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1990-2001. C:\DOCUME~1\LPARKER>ipconfig/all Windows IP Configuration Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : LLP-LPT...

Still no internet :( Just went through all those steps. I just ran the Internet Connections Troubleshoot and it shows: DHCP is not enabled for "Wireless Network Connection 2" "Wireless Network Connection 2" doesn't have a valid IP configuration. Maybe this will help.

I have a Dell studio XPS 16 laptop. The wireless adapter is built in. Just looking at it in Network Connection properties it's an Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200 AGN. I don't think I can get a screen of the ipconfig/all as that's on my computer (which is without internet) and I don't have any...

Thanks for your help, Trouble, but none of that seemed to be the issue. The radio buttons were already on and WLAN had already started. I did a system restore to a point before this was an issue (to see if any third party software was interfering) and that didn't resolve the problem either...

Yesterday I unplugged my router and modem in an attempt to fix some random slowdown problems. When I plugged them back in my wireles internet would not connect. Wireless is working fine on my dad's computer (the one I'm using now), so I opened a command prompt on my computer and tried to...