Help with connecting Dell laptop Wifi using new airport extreme

I recently purchased airport extreme. I am having problems setting up my wifi on my Dell laptop. It was working fine with my previous router.
My ITouch and IPad connect fine with WiFi. what do I need to do with the laptop? I've tried everything I can figure out, but no luck.

you should ask in the airport forum rather then the imac forum where nobody are sure to own airports
https://discussions.apple.com/community/wireless/airport

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