Thread: QUICK WIRELESS HELP
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Unread 18-04-2005, 22:48
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Re: QUICK WIRELESS HELP
Cory's way is a good way. Sometimes "ipconfig" isn't in the path and doesn't work though. It will give you an error if it doesn't work. If it says wireless you are definetly good though.

Other things:
You could look in Device Manager (Start, Settings, Control Panel, System, Hardware tab, Device Manager button, then expand Network adapters.
The wireless card may have to be enabled in the BIOS.