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not able to connect to verizon wireless. Two laptops; one is connected the other is not. why? i tried the repair...but did not work. what should i be looking for

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Answer #1: Posted by kutuztov on February 15th, 2011 8:37 PM

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Go through the wireless settings and removed saved networks

In XP: Network connections - right click on wireles - properties - wireless networks - removed all in 'Preferred'

In Vista/7: Network and Sharing Center - manage wireless networks - remove all

Reconnect to wireless, could be a possible saved setting conflicting with the wireless network and not allowing you to get online.

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Configuring a wireless connection - Verizon Hub
...PSK / WPA2 security. Verizon Hub Tap Menu SETTINGS NETWORK Ensure Connections is selected, from the Wireless Connection section tap CONNECT Ensure the desired router is selected then tap If security is ... network / router names may be different. Verizon Hub Change device Support Search Configuring a wireless connection - Continue with or WPA-PSK / WPA2 security WPA-PSK / WPA2 Security WPA-PSK ...
Manual IA Repair - Verizon Hub
... Security , touch None Choose another network Re-connect the Hub to the Internet then touch the appropriate connection type If wired, connect the Ethernet cable. Verizon Hub Start the Hub in an offline mode. Verizon Hub Verizon Hub Manual IA Repair - If wired, disconnect the Ethernet cable; If wireless, turn off the router. Verizon 7501...
Connecting to a Wi-Fi network - Windows XP
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