Cannot connect to bt intrnet as wireless network adapter will not recognise isp

SOURCE: Wireless connected but internet not working.

try opening ie then clicking the file tab, look to see if there is a tick next to 'work offline' if there is then uncheck it.

Jose Cada

• 3530 Answers
• Posted on Jan 18, 2011

SOURCE: Acer Aspire 5570-2609, Windows Vista

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Since the computer was able to detect the wireless router, there should be no problem connecting to the internet. Please go to the computer command prompt by clicking start menu then type in to the start search bar CMD then press enter. Type at the command box ipconfig /all .

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SOURCE: I have an acer aspire one laptop that will not

1.- Try to find the wireless card switch (or button). Look the wireless led indicator, must be on.
You should surf if the led is on.

2.- If not works, go to device manager and look to your wireless device and turn the switch on and
off again. Look if the device is accepted without any sign. If the device get any sign then you
have problem with your wireless driver. If no sign. Open My Computer and then open networks
or my network places, and try to access to any other computer you have.

3.- If the device is ok in device manager and the led indicator is on and you can access other
computer thru network places, then open Internet explorer, go to tools, then go to internet
options, then go to connections and there click on Lan settings. In the proxy section uncheck
the box. Restart your Internet Explorer and it must surf now.

Good Luck and remember to rate my answer.

SOURCE: I recently replaced my old

Remove and recreate the wireless network connection

1. Click on Start, and then Control Panel
2. Double click on Network Connections
3. Right-click the wireless network connection, and click Properties
4. Click the Wireless Networks tab
5. Under Preferred networks, click the wireless network, and then click Remove
6. Click View Wireless Networks
7. Under Network Tasks, click Refresh Network List
8. Under Choose a wireless network, click the wireless network that you want to connect to, and then click Connect

1. Go to Control Panel, System, click the Hardware tab and select Device Manager.
2. Click the + next to Network Adapters and double click on the wireless network adapter.
3. Click on the Advanced tab, select Power Save Mode from the list on the left.
4. Change the Value on the right to Off.
   The default setting is Maximum, which may cause issues similar to those described.

1. Click on Start, Settings, Control Panel
2. Double click Network Connections
3. Right-click your wireless network connection, and click Properties
4. Click the Wireless Networks tab
5. Under Preferred networks, click the wireless network, and click Properties
6. Click the Authentication tab, click to clear the "Enable IEEE 802.1X authentication for this network" check box, and then click OK twice.