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| 03 Nov 2009 | #1 |
| | Solved: No connections available after renaming network I renamed the wireless network (ESSID) of my router from one of my Windows XP PC's, and then found that my Windows 7 PC could no longer see any networks at all (there are several from neighbours in addition to mine). Nothing seemed to help - Rebooting, uninstalling drivers for the wireless card, etc. Eventually I got it to work by giving the network card a fixed IP address, and the it could see all the networks again. I could then change it back to DHCP and it was still okay. |
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| 03 Nov 2009 | #2 |
| | Static ip address is always smart way to go. PC boots slightly faster too, although that's very minimal difference. |
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