Re: TCP/IP Disabled on Wireless Connection

Go to control panel | Network Connections | Check the High Speed or LAN
section to see if your Network Interface Card (NIC) or device is enabled or
not. Select the NIC and right click on it then properties. On the properties
page for the NIC check if "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is in the "This
connection uses the following items" section. If not click Install and
select Protocol TCP/IP.

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"Ivan Streaky" <> wrote in message
news:ECD0D335-15A0-4E93-B481-...
> Hi, and thanks in advance.
>
> I am trying to connect a PC running Windows pro with a Belkin wireless
> card
> to a wireless network consisting of the host PC running Windows Home and a
> laptop running Windows home. The host PC and laptop both have Mcafee
> security centre. AOL wireless is the ISP.
>
> The PC connects to the network fine but there is no internet or network
> access. When I try to repair the connection I'm told that TCP/IP is not
> enabled.
>
> Please help! Thanks.
> --
> Ivan Streaky

David Hettel