[XdragonSB]

I got a new computer with a vista, and I need to connect to a wireless network I have at my home.
The problem is that when I go to "Connect To" nothing shows up.
Not a single wireless thingy ma bob.

I can connect directly to the router I have (which is what I'm doing now), but how do I make it so that I can connect wirelessly to my router so I can bring this computer somewhere else?

[unbidden]

Be sure your wireless is not disabled:
http://www.wlanbook.com/disable-wind...configuration/

Connect to a wireless network:
http://www.vista4beginners.com/How-t...ess-connection

[TerryNet]

Also make sure your (integrated) wireless is switched on.

[Rich-M]

Does your desktop have a wirless device to connect with? It sure would be easier to help you if we had a clue to your hardware including router and isp type of connection.

[XdragonSB]

Um, I'm using a Belkin, and I don't know my ISP.
The two links that was posted didn't really help, the second one contained some buttons that I can't find on my vista 64 bit.

I'm not sure if my has a wireless in it, now that I think about it.
How do I check? (I can't open it up)

[TerryNet]

Belkin not only makes many different products they make more than one model of router.

When you purchase a new computer it's always a good idea to check the specs and find out what you're paying for. But maybe you "got a new computer" as a gift or something. Anyhow, see what's listed in Device Manager under Network Adapters. Also look to see if there are any warning or errors in Device Manager.

[Rich-M]

Also see what is listed for network adapters...see if there is a wireless adapter even listed.