wireless network solution

As have many others, I too could not get Vista to let me connect between my wireless network and the internet. I called Linksys about another issue, and mentioned this problem, knowing that they would not give phone support for a beta OS issue--but they did! The tech was very helpful, had me delete the wireless network and then refresh, try to connect to the wireless network again and this time enter the WEP key in the lengthy numeric coded version that the router setup pages showed it. The little puppy connected slicker than cow slobber!
Plus, this was on a Linksys router I had bought on sale three years ago! As a result of the great customer service, I will never buy a different network brand again! Good job, Cisco Systems!

This sounds great and probably what I need to do --- how do you delete the wireless network?
"FrRSutter" wrote:

As have many others, I too could not get Vista to let me connect between my wireless network and the internet. I called Linksys about another issue, and mentioned this problem, knowing that they would not give phone support for a beta OS issue--but they did! The tech was very helpful, had me delete the wireless network and then refresh, try to connect to the wireless network again and this time enter the WEP key in the lengthy numeric coded version that the router setup pages showed it. The little puppy connected slicker than cow slobber!
Plus, this was on a Linksys router I had bought on sale three years ago! As a result of the great customer service, I will never buy a different network brand again! Good job, Cisco Systems!