I posted this on eten forums, but had no reply, so thought you guys/gals might know the answer... probably a nuke might fix it...

OK, I was playing around with my sip, and stupidly I set my custom fitaly kb as default startup sip panel, this in due course of a reboot caused the phone to brick itself( go blank/no boot), so required a hard reset and reload.
This is ok in itself, as I have rebuilt the pda (m600+) on a number of occasions, mostly due to my stupidity :-)

anyway I was trying to restore my wireless settings to connect at home & work, and previously (pre-reset) was working fine.

now when I go into select a ssid in the wifi settings and it askes what network do I want to connect using, the options used to be:
My ISP or My Work Network, but currently they are BLANK. ie empty, so I cannot select a network, and hence cannot connect to anything via wifi.

Can anyone explain how I get them back, or do I have to wipe the phone & start again? Or can I do some little tweak or install another app that will restore these settings.
btw I haven't removed them or done anything, this is from a fresh build about a week ago, but never tried the wifi till yesterday...

weird, like it's missing the files or some registry setting that should have been installed apon nuking the pda...

--- Updated My PDA ---

I'm not familiar with the m600+ but assuming its OS is similar to other Win Mobiles, you can recreate the 'Networks.' Go Start, Settings, Connections (tab), Connections, Advanced (tab) and select 'New..' under either dropdown box. You can name them like before or any new name you want. If the default settings worked before, you shouldn't need to make any changes to the defaults in the newly created versions.

-Ike-