enableradio

=No Wireless Network=

1) First check to see if your Wireless Radio is turned on. If it's turned off the icon in the system tray will look like this . To turn it on, right click it and select **Enable radio**. It should change to look like this . (Sometimes there is a different icon for the wireless radio. It will have some kind of signal strength indicator and will have an X thru it if the radio is off. Sometimes there is no radio icon.) At that point the network icon should change to connecting state and shortly after to a connected state . Log off the computer and log back in after that.

If it gets stuck at the connecting state or shows it's connected but you can't login, you may need to change the wireless network you are connecting to.

2) Make sure your wireless connection is enabled. Click the **Start** button, click **Settings**, then click **Control Panel**, then click **Network Connections**. Right click **Wireless Network Connection** and click **Enable** if that is an option. If **Enable** is not an option, but Disable is, then your wireless connection is already enabled. If you had to enable wireless, wait for a minute or two and watch the wireless network icon to see if it turns from to . If it does, logoff and login again.

3) See if another wireless utility has taken over. Right click the wireless network icon and select **View Available Wireless Networks**

If you are getting a message like the one below saying that Windows cannot configure this wireless connection, then another wireless utility has taken over. You can close this window and click here to disable conflicting wireless utility.