Hi,
Was wondering if anyone can help with this issue. I just purchased an Acer Travelmate laptop and long story short, although wireless is up and running and has detected my home network and attempts to connect, it never reaches the "connected" stage.
It continues to "Acquiring Network Address" then disconnects for a fraction of a second and then goes back to "Acquiring network Adress" and at the end of about 5 minutes after going through this loop several times, stops at "limited or no connectivity".
My home connection is WPA enabled with has a network key that I have input correctly.
I do remember resolving a similar issue with my wifes laptop by simply uninstalling a third party wireless software and checking the "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings".
I cannot find any third party software on this laptop as it has a built in wireless network adapter (Intel). "Use Windows to configure......." is checked.
I have checked all configs and even turned off the Windows firewall. The laptop comes with Norton internet security -even disabling this did not do the trick.
Can anyone help me with this? I will appreciate any assistance to resolve this issue.
Many thanks
Jonathan
Was wondering if anyone can help with this issue. I just purchased an Acer Travelmate laptop and long story short, although wireless is up and running and has detected my home network and attempts to connect, it never reaches the "connected" stage.
It continues to "Acquiring Network Address" then disconnects for a fraction of a second and then goes back to "Acquiring network Adress" and at the end of about 5 minutes after going through this loop several times, stops at "limited or no connectivity".
My home connection is WPA enabled with has a network key that I have input correctly.
I do remember resolving a similar issue with my wifes laptop by simply uninstalling a third party wireless software and checking the "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings".
I cannot find any third party software on this laptop as it has a built in wireless network adapter (Intel). "Use Windows to configure......." is checked.
I have checked all configs and even turned off the Windows firewall. The laptop comes with Norton internet security -even disabling this did not do the trick.
Can anyone help me with this? I will appreciate any assistance to resolve this issue.
Many thanks
Jonathan