windows xp networking

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Hi

I have a wireless network at my home and use NAT to allow
multiple computers to share the broadband connection. I
had this computer with XP that was running perfectly until
I tried something with the small or home office networking
setup and screwed it all up. Now the wireless adapter
detects the signal, but I am unable to establish a
connection to the base station.

is there a way to undo whatever i did? alternatively is
there a way to reset the network condiguration?

ajay
 
"ajay" said:
Hi

I have a wireless network at my home and use NAT to allow
multiple computers to share the broadband connection. I
had this computer with XP that was running perfectly until
I tried something with the small or home office networking
setup and screwed it all up. Now the wireless adapter
detects the signal, but I am unable to establish a
connection to the base station.

is there a way to undo whatever i did? alternatively is
there a way to reset the network condiguration?

ajay
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Without knowing what you did, it's hard to say how to undo it. The
best possibility is to use System Restore to go back in time to before
it happened.
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