- Oct 9, 2014
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Hello, I have an old HP Omnibook 900; 400MHz Pentium II, 160Mb RAM, Windows XP 32-bit (Yeah, it's really old, but it works). The problem is that I have a Belkin Wireless g Notebook Card version 3000 Part # F5D7010, and it's not working. The thing that's funny is that it worked when I had SP1, and then when I upgraded to SP2 it stopped working, I then upgraded to SP3 and it still didn't work.
I can use the network utility just fine, I connect to the network and then enter in the WPA paraphrase like normal, and then it says their's a problem connecting to the network. I tired Repair Network, but then it says The network can not be fixed right now because their was a problem acquiring the IP Address.
I also downloaded the Windows XP drivers from Belkin.com and ran the installation process, reading each and every direction thoroughly, but it still didn't work, I re-tried this process many times, I made sure to uninstall the old drivers, but nothing worked.
I don't know what to do.
Thank You, AtomicGPU.
I can use the network utility just fine, I connect to the network and then enter in the WPA paraphrase like normal, and then it says their's a problem connecting to the network. I tired Repair Network, but then it says The network can not be fixed right now because their was a problem acquiring the IP Address.
I also downloaded the Windows XP drivers from Belkin.com and ran the installation process, reading each and every direction thoroughly, but it still didn't work, I re-tried this process many times, I made sure to uninstall the old drivers, but nothing worked.
I don't know what to do.
Thank You, AtomicGPU.
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