brebaz
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Registered: 11th Dec 09
Location: newcastle
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keep getting this error message when trying to do anything.
wifi connects but disconnects as soon as i try to do anything!
any ideas on how to sort it?
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Gaz
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Registered: 24th Aug 03
Location: Widnes, Cheshire
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system restore back to a point you were able to connect is the quickest thing I can think of.
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brebaz
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Registered: 11th Dec 09
Location: newcastle
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just got the laptop so dont know when it worked properly
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Neo
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Registered: 20th Feb 07
Location: Essex
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click on the wireless icon in your taskbar and
under Related Tasks, choose Change advanced
settings .
Now click on the Wireless Networks tab and select
the network in the list at the bottom. Click on
Properties once you select the wireless network
that is having problems.
Click on the Authentication tab and now uncheck
the Enable IEEE 802.1x authentication for this
network box. If the box was checked, then that was
why you were getting the “unable to find a
certificate to log you on to the network” message
because Windows is looking for one, but your
wireless router is not setup for certificate security.
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brebaz
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Registered: 11th Dec 09
Location: newcastle
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i've tried that but it still does it? :/
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Cavey
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Registered: 11th Nov 02
Location: Derby
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Go to device manager and remove your wireless driver, restart it'll reinstall it, might work after that?
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PhilC
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Registered: 21st Jan 06
Location: Lancs, UK
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quote:
Originally posted by Neo
click on the wireless icon in your taskbar and
under Related Tasks, choose Change advanced
settings .
Now click on the Wireless Networks tab and select
the network in the list at the bottom. Click on
Properties once you select the wireless network
that is having problems.
Click on the Authentication tab and now uncheck
the Enable IEEE 802.1x authentication for this
network box. If the box was checked, then that was
why you were getting the “unable to find a
certificate to log you on to the network” message
because Windows is looking for one, but your
wireless router is not setup for certificate security.
This.
Might be a good idea to remove the wireless network profile and reconnect.
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