WLAN keeps searching for networks

I got my Nokia C3-00 2 days ago. Until yesterday the phone was able to search available WLAN i no time. Now I press Available WLAN and it searches and does nothing until I say finally cancel. What happened? Any advice on what to do?

Hi personaltrainer,
Please check your device sw latest version from this Nokia sw update page and update.
http://www.nokia.ca/get-support-and-software/product-support/device-software-update?c3-00=
The latest sw is 08.63 depending on the sales area and variant.
There is also two FAQ on the nokia.com and i hope it helps:
How do I manage WLAN internet access points on my Nokia C3-00 device?
http://europe.nokia.com/support/search?qt=C3%20wi-fi&cat=support&fullcontent=true&cnt=1&page=2
How can i use always WLAN connection on my Nokia C3-00 phone for Internet instead of GPRS?
http://europe.nokia.com/support/search?qt=How%20can%20i%20use%20always%20WLAN%20connection%20on%20my...
I hope it helps.
Regards,
haZey
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