All you actually had to do and I know this is a late late reply but its just in the case of letting you know how easy it really was to fix this issue what you should have done was turn the internet system icon off and back on that's what fixed this issue for me....
Red X on system tray connection icon even though I am connected to the Internet. OS is Win 7 64 bit, how do I correct this.
Red X in system tray connection icon...have reset router, restarted computer...how to correct this problem
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Try this. It worked for me.
I finally removed the security from my network and the network status now shows me as connected. The red X is gone. It seems that Windows 7 does not support WPA2-PSK. I cannot imagine that is the case. Any ideas as to why, as installed on my PC, it does not have an option for WPA2-PSK? As I said, the hardware is supported and previously worked with XP.
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Anonymous
2012-04-30T17:33:43+00:00 This worked great for me.
Thanks HeikoM!
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Anonymous
2012-02-08T20:15:59+00:00 Hello,
The thread you're posting in is very old. I recommend creating your own thread at the following location:
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2012-02-07T18:03:14+00:00 hey i got windows 7 professional 64bit, and i got the red x on my wireless icon, on my desktop com. my wireless card is a ralink rt61 turbo, i have tried ever thing i could think of to get the red x off but i cant. can u plz help me bec i cant even update my computer.