Unable to connect wirelessly

Enable wireless zero configuration in windows

Have you connected to your internet wirelessly? Does it seem like you are connected to the internet but you can't browse websites? Think your computer is not working with your own internet but it works outside? Well, we better check if yourwireless zero configuration is enabled that your system uses to communicate and connect to the internet.

First, you have to check if the wireless is connected or not to the network, if it is and you are seeing the icon at the bottom right usually it looks like a radio signal or a radio tower says wireless is connected we can now check if the wireless capability is on or doing it automatically.

For Win vista/7 you will see this window once you click the start button ( globe icon with the win logo inside)

type services.msc on the search at the bottom then click on servicesthat appears on top of the same window.

Services window will open and then look on the right panel and scroll down. we are looking for WLAN Auto config for Vista and win 7 users and wireless zero configuration for win xp. Right click the WLAN Auto config as shown then left click properties. Another window will open

Under the General Tab, click the dropdown for startup type:even though it is inautomatic, just to refresh click on manual then click apply only then click the dropdown again then hit automatic then apply and click ok to save settings.

On the service status, it should say, started . Once clicked on apply and ok, You should be able to configure the wireless already. for win xp users you must be able to see at least 3 tabs when u click on the wireless network at the bottom right and able to click on properties like what is shown below.

There are times you need to restart the computer to make sure it saves the settings but mostly for vista and win 7 it should take effect right away. If I can be a best help for your questions, dont hesitate to leave me a message or a comment...I will get back to you the soonest time!