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your wireless card may be diabled through windows. Right click on the wireless card icon in network and make sure it says "disable", meaning if you select it it will then be disabled.
I have one of these.But my network adapter is a realtek.The laptop I have is running an AMD.It sounds like you have eather the wrong drivers,or the most simple problem that happened to me.Try another Ethernet cable.Most of the time that is the problem.
Dynex Wireless-G Desktop Adapter is making my Win XP freeze within seconds after logging in. I've tried uninstalling, installing about 5 times. I'm doing everything by the install directions, nothing seems to help. It's a Compaq Presario Desktop.
Go control panel>device manager and look down list for network adapter, click on the '+' sign and see if your wireless is showing, if so right click and enable, if theres an exclamation mark, then you will need the drivers, there are various models of yours, listed here, then choose wireless lan adapter driver
The key on your keyboard is a shortcut to launch software.
Check near your clock on your taskbar or in control panel...if usung Windows wireless...if you are using 3rd party...then look in your program list to launch the program.
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