Curve 8320 home Wi-fi connectivity problems

Just got the 8320 phone and during set up i tried to connect the home wireless router to the phone.
However the phone wont pick up the signal, and sporadically picks up local BT networks or says there are none to pick up.
Any ideas on what i should do?
Thanks

Can you elaborate? What you describe could have any number of causes. What type of router? How far away from the router are you? You are asking about two different things here, as well. Bluetooth and wifi.
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Message Edited by drizzt09 on 07-04-2009 08:43 AM

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