Have you just upgraded from Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium operating system to Microsoft Windows seven Home Premium operating system? Are you not able to onnect to your wireless network now after this Microsoft Windows operating system upgrade? You have managed the wireless networks in Microsoft Windows seven operating system in order to make sure that your network key was correct.
That wireless network is showing up, but Microsoft Windows seven operating system is just not connecting to it successfully. You can try to connect to your wireless network without that hidden suscriber set identifier. Microsoft Windows seven operating system may have trouble connecting at first to that specific subscriber set identifier.
You can try to either broadcast your subscriber set identifier, or if you really want to keep that subscriber set identifider from broadcasting then you can attempt these instructions below.
You will want to turn on Broadcasting, discover a network, enter your key paraphrase and connect in your wireless router settings. Next, you will want to turn off that subscriber set identifider from broadcasting. Also, you might want to change the security settings from wi-fi protected access to wired equivalent or change whatever you have set to a different type of security.
You could also set that security mode to not secured for testing purposes only. Then you will want to attempt to connect to it without security enabled. You can then first change that security mode and then finally you can create even a new password for it. Now you will want to turn on broadcasting, discover that network, enter your key paraphrase and connect.
Next, you can then turn off that subscriber set identifider from broadcasting. If that does not resolve your issue, you coulc investigate any error messages you are receiving if any using an Internet search engine. You could also try a using different wireless channel.
Resetting your wireless router after making any changes is also recommended. These instructions were written for Microsoft Windows seven operating system and generic wireless routers. However, you could certainly use these instructions and tips to troubleshoot not being able to connect to your wireless router, after a Microsoft Windows operating system upgrade with different brands and model wireless routers.