Windows 7 pro not seeing my network

Ok so I'm actually not totally sure that the windows side is seeing my wireless adopter, but for whatever reason it won't connect to the internet. It doesn't even see my home network or the neighbors. I've installed this correctly and as far as I know the Mac side is working fine. Please help!

Never mind guys! I figured it out! Thanks to anyone who was looking. Guess I shouldn't be trying to do all this at 5 am!

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