WiFi doesn't connect after creating/deleting an ad-hoc network

I see, that makes sense, thanks for letting me know, now I won't get confused by it!

I just thought I'd let everyone here know that I have my wireless working now. I did a reinstall, and my system is much faster and more enjoyable to use now, but turns out it wasn't my computer that was the problem. All I had to do was turn my router off for 30 seconds and then turn it back on, and it was fixed. Ah well...it was about time to do a reinstall lol

Thanks for the help!

-McDougal

McDougal said:

I just thought I'd let everyone here know that I have my wireless working now. I did a reinstall, and my system is much faster and more enjoyable to use now, but turns out it wasn't my computer that was the problem. All I had to do was turn my router off for 30 seconds and then turn it back on, and it was fixed. Ah well...it was about time to do a reinstall lol

Thanks for the help!

-McDougal

Hmmm imagine that, following instructions actually works sometimes LOL.

chev65 said:

I would need to see the ipconfig from the wireless connection.

The wired one is working I can see but I can't see what is going on with the wireless connection by looking at the wired ipconfig. Even if the connection isn't working it will tell me what I need to know. With wireless problems it often helps to simply reset the router then create another connection with the wireless connection manager.

Glad you got it all working again McDougal.