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Hello; is this the place and manner of getting some
help? I've tried two Linux forums but it seems nobody knows how to fix my
problem.
This is the situation:
I installed Ubuntu a few days ago on a new laptop
which has Vista.
If I boot into Vista, it is instantly online to my
WLAN.
If I boot into Ubuntu, I cannot make it show the
available WLANS (although once it did work). A netbook machine with Debian
has no problem connecting to my WLAN.
How can I make it show up the available WLANs
please? I would expect it to ask for my 10-digit WLAN security code as the
netbook did, and put me online.
If I right-click the icon in the taskbar, next to
the volume control, and choose "about" then it says "NetworkManager Applet 0.7.0
and has a URL which, if I type it into another computer, appears to be
incorrect, so instead I tried http://www.gnome.org/ and found the page
with this Email Addy.
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