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    I can't connect to my wireless network

    Ok first off let me tell you I am absolutely new to Ubuntu. That being said I am not a illiterate computer person, I know the PC world quite well. I have the dual-boot Ubuntu/Windows setup, and when I go into Ubuntu and try to connect to my wireless network it does nothing. I enter the ESSID, router pw, and set the security type correct. But when I hit connect nothing happens, this is very frustrating because I want to enjoy the full experience of Ubuntu, so any help would be awesome and much appreciated.



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    Joe

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    Re: I can't connect to my wireless network

    What happens when you ping your wireless router/access point?
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    Re: I can't connect to my wireless network

    Quote Originally Posted by iaculallad View Post
    What happens when you ping your wireless router/access point?
    Have not tryed to ping it yet, would that be under the Network tab as well? Just fyi the wireless works flawless in the XP side.


    BTW thanks for the quick response.

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    Re: I can't connect to my wireless network

    To ping you can open a terminal and type:

    Code:
    ping -c 4 your_router_address
    For example:

    Code:
    ping -c 4 192.168.0.1
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    Re: I can't connect to my wireless network

    Quote Originally Posted by spcwingo View Post
    To ping you can open a terminal and type:

    Code:
    ping -c 4 your_router_address
    For example:

    Code:
    ping -c 4 192.168.0.1
    OK thanks again for the quick response, and I am actually at work atm. But when I get home in the morning I will ping and give the results.

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