Hello Adrian. I'm quite new to this community so can I suggest you check that the security type is what is should be? That might be the problem. So this is what i did:
1.Click start, then click Control Panel.
2.Click Network and Internet. Then Network and Sharing Center. (Network and Sharing Center can be located many ways. You can click the icon on the right side of the task bar that shows the networks you can connect to. At the bottom it should say open Network
and Sharing Center.)
3.On the left side of the Network and Sharing Center, click "Manage wireless networks".
4. You should now be at a list of networks to connect to. Right click on the network that you are having trouble with, and click "Remove network."
5. Now look for a panel close to the top of that window. The panel has functions such as "Add". "Remove", "Move down" etc... Click "Add".
6. Click on Manually create a network profile. Type the name of the network. Try the different security types one by one to find the one that will work. (make sure to put the correct security key each time you try a security type). Create the network profiles
one by one until you find the one that works. Some security types might has 2 corresponding encryption types. So you will have to try each of the encryption types.
Example for step 6:
network name: helptoothers
security type: XXX
encryption type: YYY
key: whateveryouwant
possible result: still cannot connect.
Go back to "Manage Wireless networks" then right click on the network that still doesn't work. Click "Properties", click on the "Security" tab. and try the other encryption type if there are more than 1. If not, move on to the next security type and try
it. Hopefully you will eventually reach the right one. I really Hope this helps. I tried to make it as detailed as possible.
