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>>I just found the solution. There is a switch (hard-ware) on the side of the computer that I probably by accident turned off (when I was leaving the office). I turned it on (by pushing it) and the wireless is working. Gave me a big scare. Imagine today living without a wireless <g>
>>Thank you for your help and suggestion.
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>I get a similar problem from time to time. I am sure I don't touch that switch, but sometimes I had to turn it again on to get the wireless working.
I didn't even know that this switch existed. Windows 7 diagnostics helped. It reported the problem being "wireless capability is turned off" and then it said something like ".. there should be switch in the front or the side of the computer where the switch should be located ..". Sure enough I found the switch.
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