Hi.So, I decided to try Windows 7 Beta. All went well, it installed like it should.When it came time to connect to the internet, it couldn't find any wireless connections (Vista is able to find 12...)So, anyway, I really need help figuring this out...HP m9340F computerD-Link WBR-1310So... if anyone knows what I'm doing wrong (it could be quite obvious), I really want to get this fixed.Thanks for any help, if there's any other information necessary... tell me (:

Hi,Have you tried updating your wireless adapter driver on your Windows 7 machine, and see if it will allows you to detect new connections? If you are already using the latest driver from Windows Update or D-Link's website, then you might need to wait for an updated driver to fix the issue. Jabez Gan [MVP] - http://www.msblog.org

I have a d-link advanced gamining router, I had just downloaded a new firmware update prior to upgrading to windows 7 and my connections to the internet worked right after install.The only concern I have is that I can not see my other XP machines on the network.

DavidSm said: I have a d-link advanced gamining router, I had just downloaded a new firmware update prior to upgrading to windows 7 and my connections to the internet worked right after install.The only concern I have is that I can not see my other XP machines on the network.Thanks for the idea. I gave it a shot, and now have the most recent firmware, but still no luck...Jabez Gan said:Hi,Have you tried updating your wireless adapter driver on your Windows 7 machine, and see if it will allows you to detect new connections? If you are already using the latest driver from Windows Update or D-Link's website, then you might need to wait for an updated driver to fix the issue. Jabez Gan [MVP] - http://www.msblog.orgI'm quite illiterate when it comes to wireless .. anything, so I really don't know how to go about updating the drivers... I've read some people saying use windows update, but that would require a connection.Any ideas?(Also, my router seems to be working, my laptop running Windows 7 can connect, so it leads me to believe it is something to do with the wireless on this specific computer)

I have aD-Link DWA-552 XtremeN Desktop Adapter that works fine in Vista and hassimilar problem that you described here. I wanted to install the Win 7 Beta and use it and I was in a hurry.. I could not believe I couldn't connect to my router. I could see the connection but it was far weaker than in Vista and I just thought, man if this doesn't at least come with drivers that work I am outta here for now. I'll play with it again someday but I just re-imaged my machine and got back to work. Greg

"I'm quite illiterate when it comes to wireless .. anything, so I really don't know how to go about updating the drivers... I've read some people saying use windows update, but that would require a connection."Come on man, you go into the room where the laptop is located, unplug it, take it to the room where your router is located, plug it in, then plug it into the router via ethernet cable, update your drivers with windows update. Common sense is, if my wireless connection is not working, maybe I should use a wired connection until the issues are ironed out.

I have a DLINK DIR625. I have to frequently remove and reinstall my linksy wifif g stick when I connect to it. When I connect to my mothers 2wire ATT modem it works fine. I am not sure what is going on here. This only happens once I reboot. ALso I would recommend that you connect via ethernet and uninstall and reinstall your wireless adapter. Also try to clear your preferred networks.