I have a laptop that has a BroadCom 802.11g network adapter built in, well all of the sudden it doesn't detect any wireless access points not even mine in the wireless list. but other computers detect the access point. In Network Connections window, i see 2 icons 1394 Connection, it says it connected at 400Mbps 0 Packets received, and the other icon Wireless Network Connection wich is my adapter and says Not Connected, what is wrong? now matter what i do nothing works. Thanks, Ryan

Make a new personal shared key?

Well, usually i can detect other networks, but now nothing shows in the wireless list of connections

Are you using the built-in XP wireless configuration tool?? If so, try this: go to start / run / services.msc Locate 'Wireless zero configuration' -- doubeclick, hit 'Stop' then 'Start' & see if your WLAN connects afterwards. Here's an mskb that might help too: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313242 If all else fails, download Netstumbler & verify IT can detect the AP -- as it does not use WinXP WLAN software, if Netstumbler can't see it, then your drivers might be toast or card could be dead. Good luck.

Is there a "bridge" adapter listed in there somewhere? If so, delete it.