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The original poster is experiencing issues connecting to domain-authenticated wireless networks on a fresh Windows 7 installation, though the guest network remains accessible. They note that previously, these networks worked with XP and an upgraded Windows 7 setup, but not with a clean install, and they cannot see all networks in the network sharing interface. A respondent suggests replacing the router to resolve compatibility problems with Windows 7, implying the issue may be hardware or network hardware-related.

Delacruz

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We have 4 wireless access points in our building. We have 2 wireless networks which authenticate to our domain and 1 wireless network named "guest which we keep outside the domain. We have had the wireless networks on the domain set up to authenticate through AD and to not authenticate through a certificate. This has worked well in XP, and also works fine with windows 7 computers that migrated their settings when installed. Unfortunately, when trying to set this up with a clean windows 7 install I can't access the wireless networks that are on the domain. I can however access the guest network. Also, I can see all the networks when clicking on the icon at the far right in the task bar but when going to network and sharing I only see the local area connection and the guest network. None of the others which are displayed in the task bar show up. I've double checked my settings but can't find anything out of order. Any ideas?
Greg
 

K 9 LAW

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get a new router what is compert. with win 7 and you problem is solved
 

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