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Ray Davison wrote:
> I am wrong again.  I can see the router.  I had neglected to select "All 
> networks" in "scan for hot spots".  So now it shows like anyones router 
> I might encounter.

OK, I an connected.  Ignorance is hell.  Of all the things I COULD have 
done, I fumbled until I did what I NEEDED to do.

The sound apparently was it trying to connect but not having access to 
that network.  I managed to create a profile with the proper info and 
all seems to be well.

Help did get me going in the right direction.  I am going to try to 
create a small check list for this.  There are many parts of setting up 
a fresh OS installation that we don't much understand, but are able to 
do because system install leads us by the hand.  WiFi setup does not 
seem to be one of those things.

Thank you all.

Ray