Windows 7 Windows 7 wireless wifi network failure...

BCraw87

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Hello everyone,

Recently my laptops(Gateway M6850-FX) wifi (Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN) has not been picking up any of my saved network connections. Instead, I have been receiving the message, not connected- no connections are available. Now I have read multiple suggestions that you have offered others that have been having similar problems, but yet I still am not picking up any signals... I have checked device manager, uninstalled my network adapters and let windows config reinstall them, reboot my ISP device as well as multiple other things, but I am still failing to receive any connection. However, when I plug in an ethernet cable, I can receive a connection. Therefore, I am pretty sure my wif driver is corrupted or not working properly. If there is any assistance that you could provide, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks, Brendan
 

Solution
Randy, you are going to be a proud man... I have resolved the problem and I will not be pestering you like a little child asking 21 questions :) To be honest though, I am not sure what exactly I did, but I was messing around with the network sharing and it brought up one of my known networks :). Perhaps uninstalling the ndis 6 port paid off and I did not even know... Thanks for everything you have done Randy, I appreciate your support, patience and generosity. We will be keeping in contact!!! Have a good holiday my friend! Again thanks!
Well I uninstalled my ndis 6 port from wireless an no luck unfortunately... according to that post that is only interference that would effect connection so im not sure if uninstalling it completely will be beneficial :confused:
 

Up to you of course, but I don't see what it would hurt. As I said earlier, you can simply re-install any such product if they do not prove to be at issue.
 

Randy, you are going to be a proud man... I have resolved the problem and I will not be pestering you like a little child asking 21 questions :) To be honest though, I am not sure what exactly I did, but I was messing around with the network sharing and it brought up one of my known networks :). Perhaps uninstalling the ndis 6 port paid off and I did not even know... Thanks for everything you have done Randy, I appreciate your support, patience and generosity. We will be keeping in contact!!! Have a good holiday my friend! Again thanks!
 

Solution
You bet, glad it worked out for you. Sometimes when you make changes like you've been doing a reboot or two will often be required inorder for you to see the changes reflect properly. Anyhow thanks for the followup and we'll be seeing you around the forums.
 

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