One of my laptops is a Sony Vaio Vista.
Try this simple fix:
Problem: User turns on wireless switch but no connection. Using diagnosis
tools results in a statement that says the circuit or LAN card is not
connected.
Fix: Go to task bar notification area at right bottom of screen. Click
green icon LAN. Select 2.5 MHZ (or 5MHz depending on system.) User will be
connected to wireless
Also, the Help and Support has good info regarding how to activate the LAN
and how to connect wireless. Go to Help and Support and enter LAN. There
should be a special "Vaio LAN" link.
If this fix doesn't work, and since it's a newly purchase Vaio, call or
chat-line with Sony tech support.
Hope this helps.
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oscar
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"Sarah" wrote:
> I recently got a sony vaio laptop installed vista and my wireless router will
> not work. I had no problems using it when I had my previous laptop, a HP
> with windows XP. When i try to connect to the router I am trying to install
> I get a message saying the computer cannot find any connection and to try
> again, I can assure I have done all the steps correctly. I also tried to
> connect to other wireless connections in my area as a test because i can't i
> get a message saying cannot connect. (and I have checked that the WLAN is on
> everytime). I tried looking through posts and what other people had
> suggested, but nothing has worked. I also looked at forums for routers
> people recommended and purchased another to give that a try, this one will
> connect with the ethernet cord, but will not recognize the wireless function
> and is useless as a wireless router. I would appreciate any advice and help.
>
> Sarah