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connecting my laptop wirelessly
Ok im having a problem connecting my laptop wirelessly at home. Everything works fine when Im at work but at home I get a problem. For a router I have a linksys wireless G, and my laptop has a intel PROset/wireless. I can see the network from my computer at home, but when I go to connect through the intel proset wireless software, it just wont connect, and im not sure what the problem is, any help you guys could give me would be great! Thanks.
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Do you have a VPN connection that you use while at work? It's possible that this could interfere when you try to use it at home.
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