Dell Inspiron 8600 will not connect to wireless airport/time capsule

I have recently made the switch to Mac. I purchased a IMAC...love it!! Yesterday UPS dropped off my time capsule. I had no problem setting up. However when I tried to use my Dell Inspiron 8600 on the wireless...I can't log on even though the networks are listed and the password is entered correctly. When hooked up to ethernet from time capsule it works great and it worked great with my previous wireless router. Could it be a set-up issue? Could it be a software issue? Any help would be appreciated.

not sure but you should give it a try..
go to System Preferences/Network press <Configure> then <Options> and make sure that the box <Disconnect from wireless metworks when I log out> is unchecked.

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