Windows 2000 laptop seems unable to locate extreme base station?

I've bought a new Imac and extreme base station - i've wired my cable internet through the Wan port into the Extreme and then through a cable into the Imac and this works fine but despite the fact that my extreme base station has been configured and the green light is showing, my IBM thinkpad (running windows 2000) is unable to locate it? It can find other Wifi networks in the area which suggests it is working? Any ideas? I have changed the wireless security to WEP but still no joy? Thanks Paul

Hello PaulWilliams...Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
First, try temporarily disabling WEP (or any) encryption on the 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBSn), and then try accessing the Internet wirelessly with your Windows 2000 laptop.
If successful, I'd suggest using WPA or WPA2, instead of WEP, for your wireless security...assuming that your Windows 2000 laptop supports these. If you must use WEP, then you will need to provide the "Equivalent Network Password" to the laptop in order for it to connect wirelessly.

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