I can't detect any new wifi connections, even though the network icon on my
taskbar says that "wireless networks are available". when I click that, the
"connect to a network" window appears, but it says "Windows cannot find any
additional networks". I can still manage to connect to my previous wifi
connections that i have saved up and set them to automatically connect when
they are available...but i can't detect/add new ones. Come to think of it,
even my existing connections don't show up. Not even public wifi hotspots
show up.

I'm currently on Vista Business Edition, using a Sony Vaio SZ48.



Cheers.

Hi Vincent,

I don't have a specific answer to your question, but you might find a
solution in this Windows Vista Help topic:
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...376c21033.mspx.

I hope this helps.

Meredith

"Vincent" <Vincent@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4A8B5748-D714-461F-BF6E-5B5AC0B4D408@microsoft.com...
>I can't detect any new wifi connections, even though the network icon on my
> taskbar says that "wireless networks are available". when I click that,
> the
> "connect to a network" window appears, but it says "Windows cannot find
> any
> additional networks". I can still manage to connect to my previous wifi
> connections that i have saved up and set them to automatically connect
> when
> they are available...but i can't detect/add new ones. Come to think of it,
> even my existing connections don't show up. Not even public wifi hotspots
> show up.
>
> I'm currently on Vista Business Edition, using a Sony Vaio SZ48.
>
> Cheers.

Thanks for the link, but I've already went through that site earlier and my
problem still persists.

This problem only started a couple of weeks back. Before that, wifi hotspots
were detected fine. I'm afraid that some Vista update might have screwed up
my wireless, but I highly doubt it. Or it could be a Vaio update instead....

"Meredith Regal [MSFT]" wrote:

> Hi Vincent,
>
> I don't have a specific answer to your question, but you might find a
> solution in this Windows Vista Help topic:
> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...376c21033.mspx.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> Meredith
>
> "Vincent" <Vincent@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4A8B5748-D714-461F-BF6E-5B5AC0B4D408@microsoft.com...
> >I can't detect any new wifi connections, even though the network icon on my
> > taskbar says that "wireless networks are available". when I click that,
> > the
> > "connect to a network" window appears, but it says "Windows cannot find
> > any
> > additional networks". I can still manage to connect to my previous wifi
> > connections that i have saved up and set them to automatically connect
> > when
> > they are available...but i can't detect/add new ones. Come to think of it,
> > even my existing connections don't show up. Not even public wifi hotspots
> > show up.
> >
> > I'm currently on Vista Business Edition, using a Sony Vaio SZ48.
> >
> > Cheers.
>

Hello Vincent;

I am having a very similar problem with an Acer TravelMate 3260.

Did you get this figured out, and if so can you give me some insight.

Please send me an email to dboychuk69@xxxxxx

Thanks

Duf.


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I'm having the same problems also on my Aspire 5920.
It only started happening since I took it out on travel.

This is rather annoying as I need to use the internet often.
If you find the problem please could you let me know at
theo_lyster@xxxxxx

Thanks.


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Hi,
I have the same or simular problem. I am on an Acer 5920 runing Vista
Home, and I can connect fine to my upstairs WIfi but whenever I travel I
cannot contact available Wifi's that are open access. This is really
frustrating as I am a student and try to work when I am away.
Occasionally I can get the most incredibly slow and intermittent
connection to an outside wifi, but even then it can take an hour to send
one email! Any help please......


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