So, my computer was running sweet and after I restarted it wasn't detecting my wifi anymore. I'm sure the wifi is there, my other computers get it.

Configuration:
Windows 7
Gateway NV53
Linksys Router

Please, I really need to fix it.

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This isn't a programming question – Oli Charlesworth Sep 19 '10 at 20:11
Did you try another restart or two? Remember its Windows. – Moab Sep 19 '10 at 20:20
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Without more information, I can only give you standard troubleshooting steps:

  1. Is there a physical switch or function key on the laptop that disables wi-fi? According to Gateway, there's a capacitive button that toggles wi-fi on and off.

  2. Download the latest driver and software updates for your laptop from Gateway.

  3. Do a System Restore to before the problem occurred.

  4. Back up your data, then re-install Windows.

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On more than one occasion I've come across, number one was the culprit! – BloodPhilia Sep 19 '10 at 23:07
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I remember I had a similar problem but with a Vista installation in something called "BROADCAST flag in DHCP discovery packets". You can check Windows official forums or Microsoft Support for more detailed information about this issue.

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