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2005-08-31, 09:40 AM
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My PC skills pretty much suck but I have had this happen to me using a PC and creating a new network setting and then deleting the old one is what has worked for me. You might also try right mouse clicking the connection and asking it to repair the connection.
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2005-08-31, 09:56 AM
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Probably securtiy settings. It may have lost your network key.
Wait - is it doing this on both wireless and wired connections?
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