Re: Wireless
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Go to Start > Network Connections, and right-click on your wireless connection and click 'Status'. Go over to the Support tab and if it doesn't say 'Assigned by DHCP', you're going to have to make it that.
There are a couple of things to check:
1) That you're connecting to the right SSID.
2) That you have the correct key entered if you have to enter one.
3) That your router is set up correctly.
First off, just power cycle your router. Pull out the plug for a minute and plug it back in. If you're on cable, you'll want to do the same with the cable before that. If none of that stuff works, come back and we'll talk more.
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Checked that DHCP thing on my laptop and it's there. Not sure how to do those middle 3 steps, and I think I did that last thing. Laptop is still showing that it's connected but Int. Explorer still isn't working.
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