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| 19 Mar 2011 | #1 |
| | Windows 7 Ultimate "Not connected-No connections are available" Recently, I decided to restart my computer because the installation of Fallout: New Vegas required it, once my computer booted back up, there was an X on the wireless icon and it would not detect any of the wireless networks around me. I have tried rolling back and updating my drivers but that did not work. After searching around the internet, I decided that I would need personal help and that I wasn't going to get anywhere doing that so I came across this forums and I've heard that it had a good reputation so I'm hoping this was the right place to go. |
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| 20 Mar 2011 | #2 |
| | If your wireless icon looks like this,  it usually means that the wireless card is disabled. If this is a laptop sometimes a physical button is available to press.If this is a desktop computer check to see if the device is disabled, Follow this short tutorial Enable or disable a network adapter Hope this Helps, and Welcome to SevenForums Ryan |
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