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"No wireless networks found in range"

Discussion in 'Storage and Networking' started by Lycant, Jan 8, 2011.

  1. Lycant Newcomer, in training

    Hi,

    I have a little problem.My wireless connection on my PC isn't working.Yesterday it was working fine.What can I do?

    Specs:

    TP-LINK TL-WR340G Router
    Windows XP SP3
    Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E5200 @ 2.50GHz
    2.00 GB Ram
    nVidida GeForce GTS 250

    Please help me!

    Ansewered questions:

    Have you checked to be sure the router is working?
    How many networks do are you normally able to see with your machine?
    Have you tried restarting the machine, uninstalling the wireless adapter drivers and re-installing?

    1st question:it is working
    2nd question:now i cant see anyone.
    3rd question:yes

    Are you on a desktop or a laptop? Are you using Windows to search for the networks or an application that came with the wireless adapter?

    I'm on a desktop.I am using Windows to search for networks!
    Lycant, Jan 8, 2011
    #1

  2. JMMD TechSpot Chancellor

    Have you checked to be sure the router is working?
    How many networks do are you normally able to see with your machine?
    Have you tried restarting the machine, uninstalling the wireless adapter drivers and re-installing?
    JMMD, Jan 8, 2011
    #2

  3. Lycant Newcomer, in training

    1st question:it is working
    2nd question:now i cant see anyone.
    3rd question:yes
    Lycant, Jan 8, 2011
    #3

  4. jdillman1502 TechSpot Enthusiast

    Are you on a desktop or a laptop? Are you using Windows to search for the networks or an application that came with the wireless adapter?
    jdillman1502, Jan 8, 2011
    #4

  5. Lycant Newcomer, in training

    I'm on a desktop.I am using Windows to search for networks!
    Lycant, Jan 8, 2011
    #5

  6. mailpup TechSpot Special Forces

    It could be a hardware not a software/driver problem. I suggest the wireless adapter is faulty.
    mailpup, Jan 8, 2011
    #6

  7. Lycant Newcomer, in training

    Maybe,I will reinstall Windows to see if this happens again.
    Lycant, Jan 9, 2011
    #7

  8. Lycant Newcomer, in training

    I reinstalled Windows and I still get this error :mad:

    Screenshot:
    [IMG]
    Lycant, Jan 15, 2011
    #8

  9. mailpup TechSpot Special Forces

    If the wireless adapter is faulty, reinstalling Windows won't fix a hardware problem. That said, after installing Windows, did you install all motherboard, LAN, sound, video and wireless adapter drivers?
    mailpup, Jan 15, 2011
    #9

  10. Lycant Newcomer, in training

    Yes I installed 'em all.I think I'm gonna buy a USB wireless adapter.
    Lycant, Jan 16, 2011
    #10

  11. Lycant Newcomer, in training

    Sorrry for double posting!Problem SOLVED!I bought a TP-LINK TL-WN727N USB Wireless Adapter.Thanks to all who tried to help me!
    Lycant, Jan 16, 2011
    #11