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Originally Posted by Raistlin
Ok.
Sounds like you 've got something not set right in the router's control panel.
Go to 192.168.1.1 from your wired connection and check through the settings, you need to look at the Wireless MAC Filter, DHCP Server, Access Restrictions settings, and anything else that looks like it could impose some sort of barrier.
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Im at the wireless settings part, and i don't really have any clue about what to do, like i say im crap with all this kind of stuff. In any case, the waireless MAC filter is disabled, the internet connection type is set as automatic configuration DHCP, DHCP server is enabled, MTU is auto. I have no clue what any of these things are let alone if they are hindering my laptop...