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week ago I sent my n900 for repair because i had a problem in booting it .............. so I got it back and i was trying to establish a connection between my n900 and router ........ at 1st it couldn't see the router (SSID) so i thought maybe it's a security thing on my router so i set it up again and nothing changed ....... reset the router and now i could see it ......... so far so good setup the router again to change the security and things tried to reconnect nothing is shown .... so i let down my n900 for a while then tried again ........ it is showing my SSID made a connection installed updates etc ...... today I am unable to get a connection whatsoever ........ tried and changed the security from wpa2 to wpa with tkip or aes nothing ............ does anyone knows what might be wrong
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All my other devices see the router all time (laptop, htc, e90 etc)
and when my network don't show the networks around are visible on N900.
thank you for taking the time on reading my thread and helping.
Last edited by steverm; 2011-08-09 at 17:41. Reason: cobfilct in naming a device