You have to setup or configure your wireless router, in order to synchronize their settings. Especially the IP address, the Gateway and the DNS which were given to you, by your ISP provider and especially check if your router is setup with the SSID.
It should be same as your settings in your wireless setup.
Thanks for the help.
Setup your wireless router for configuration into access point.
Then key in the IP Address, Subnet mask, Gate way and the DNS that were given by your ISP provider. It should be similar to your settings in your wireless Laptop, in order to synchronize their languages. Watch out if using WAP > WEP and SSID. It should be same as yours.
I have also experienced this kind of a problem. I think, you should check your wireless LAN setting of your router, in your WLAN setup.
Hope I helped you a little bit.
You should configure your wireless setup on your laptop, using the same settings on the wireless router and be aware if the wireless router is using a WAP, WEP, SSID or using a MAC filtering and IP filtering also, in order for you to access the net through the wireless router.
