My wireless laptop gateway won't connect to my router again after going out of town using it at hotel and now it wont connect at home. it will connect on my job with no problem

This is worked for me on Vista:
1. Goto Network and Sharing Center.
2. Click on your Wireless Connection "View Status".
3. Click on Propertes.
4. Uncheck the option that says "Internet Protocol Version 6"

When I did this, my wireless began working again.

6 billion folks with 6 billion PCs, on earth?
and like 1/2 with wifi dead, ever wonder why?, WIFI-SUX?
use ethernet at home , are you at home ,then any Cat 5 cable works. do so then get the firewire driver you need at Gateway.com

google why wifi sucks, read it, its all true the endless way it can fail
ever the hood is overloaded NOW, ever go to a hotel and see that.
yah. same thing.
play with wifi last if ever, and win. really why suffer pain?
there is no need to ever.
plug the PC ethernet port to your router. wow it works and NO MAGIC or WIFI jamming, etc.

1.In Control Panel, click Network and Internet Connections, and then click Network Connections.

2.Right-click the Wireless Network Connection, and then click Properties.

3.On the Wireless Networks tab click Add.

4.In the Wireless network properties dialog box, enter the SSID "(Name of the connection) ex. dlink1234" you configured for your wireless gateway

5.Fill in the rest of the fields, including the necessary authentication and encryption information based on the configuration of your wireless gateway. (WPA-TSK, WPA2-TSK, WPA-AES and WPA2-AES)

6.Click OK and your home network will be added to the list of preferred networks.


if you have a firewall in your laptop try to disable it. example Eset Security antivirus Firewall. Disable the Firewall.

no you dont you have wireless capability on your laptop. just turn on your wireless, click on it and it will show you all internet connections just click on your router name and it will connect. same when your away hotel will tell you their router name or (ssid) as its called.

hope this helps.

Wireless connectivity is the same everywhere in the world. The biggest problem you are likely to run into in Mexico is finding a wireless signal to connect to. The better hotels should have internet connections, but Mexico is not "wired" like the USA is.

Your laptop should be able to connect to any unsecured wireless signal anywhere. I suggest you try taking it with you next time you go downtown in your area, and experiment with finding wireless signals. College campuses are a great place to find wireless, as well as having lots of students who are used to connecting to wireless all over town, who might be willing to help you connect.

The icon you need to use to find a wireless signal can be found in the little bar next to your digital clock, in the lower right corner of your screen.

More information needed:
Does your laptop have a wireless adapter?
How do you connect at home? (wireles or ethernet cable?)
What brand of laptop do you have?
What troubleshooting steps have you already taken?

For your information, when away from your home network, you must change your wireless settings to point to the hotel or airport provider where you are trying to connect.

Usually hotels have some contact information and some basic support (some better than others) for their wireless connections.

go to my computer right clik it then select properties.
then go to device manager go to network adapters.
in there u see device or devices right clik on them and enable all one bye one .
thats it
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which windows is installed in ur laptop if its windows vista go to network & sharing center click on manage wireless network remove ur wireless network from the list the add the network again and u will be able to connect wirelessly incase if it does work with that go to the device manager & uninstall the wireless network adeptor then click on scan for hardware changes onces the driver is reinstalled u be able to reconfig ur wireless network easily

Hi! Did you go into the router configuration through IE (Internet Explorer)?

It's possible that you are not yet connected to the wireless network that you have at home.
May I know the model no. of your wireless router from Linksys?
What is the operating system of your laptop?

You might also want to check if your computer is picking up the signal braodcasted by the linksys router.