Exe commands is not executing in Wireless book7

Asked By maria winslet 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/08/2011

I’m having a Chinese wireless book 7”, which has Windows CE6.0 Embedded.

The problem is it is not connecting to the Wi-Fi.

When the command prompt is using it prompts an error message which says netstart.exe won’t execute.

Please help me. 

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Answered By Jackman 0 points N/A #108499

Exe commands is not executing in Wireless book7

Hi,

Is it possible that your wireless book 7 can connect with other computers but not your Wi-Fi. If you have not yet tested then test it on another computer and see if it can connect. If it connects then follow this steps to have it work with your Wi-Fi. Start it then run, After this step type cmd then click enter. Then type ipconfig/release and *n*. Then type ipconfig/renew. If it still doesn't work after this process then check your router's settings. You may also try by rebooting, then contact your service provider they may be the best placed to help you under the circumstance.

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Answered By Clair Charles 15 points N/A #108501

Exe commands is not executing in Wireless book7

Have you checked the wi-fi settings on that Chinese wireless book? If you have not yet done that you will need to check the settings because the possible reason why is not able to connect to the wireless network that you are on is as follows:

• The wireless settings have not yet been configured well, and therefore you will need to check that and configure them.
• The Wi-Fi settings may not have been configured at all, and therefore you will need to make sure you configure using the right settings for that network that you are on.

You may also need to check the signal of the Wi-Fi network that you are trying to connect to. The settings might be fine, but the signal strength so weak and therefore hindering the connection to the wireless network.

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