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ok KD tks again i'm going to follow the instructions thank u much for your
help hopefully this will work, i will keep u posted
"Installer" wrote:
> Hello , Sounds as if your SSID's are not matched or same .( I believe you
> have your Cable Modem connected to the wireless router , and the pc connected
> to the wireless router , and local connection is good . To set SSID will be
> in two areas . 1) in 'View Avaiable Wireless Networks / Change the order of
> preferred networks / Check 'Use Windows to configure my wireless network
> settings / in ' Preferred networks ' these are the preset SSID's 1 or more
> will be listed . 'Automatic' , 'On Demand' and 'default' will selected after
> you click 'Add' button ,Click 'Add' / click 'OK' / you may type in your SSID
> . in (SSID) box on the 'Wireless network properties' window . Next , is
> wireless network key : Network Authenication : Open / Data encryption : WEP .
> / Check 'The key is provided for me automaticaly . / Click 'OK' . / 'Wireless
> Networks ' sould be open still , and click to highlight the SSID / 'Move up
> ' button . This will make you SSID the default after you set up at the
> wireless website settings page . 2)Go there and view all tabs and familiarize
> with the tabs , find match up SSID characters . In 'Security' / Wireless /
> You may select your own WEP key there or write down and save the one perhaps
> provided and should only be in 'Key 1 : Use 1 key , do not use the
> 'Passphrase:' make that box blank / Securoty Mode : WEP / Default Transmit
> Key , tic 1 / WEP Encryption : try 64 bits 10 hex digits ... this will mean
> you will use 10 letters and numbers total . for the WEP Key / Key 2 , Key 3 ,
> Key 4 will be left blank / Click 'Save Setting ' button . Click 'Wireless
> Settings ' tab / Basic Wireless Settings / Wireless Network Mode : Mixed /
> SSID : your choice as to match exactly per settings in Preferred Networks' /
> Wireless Channel : 11 - 2.462GHz / Wireless SSID Broadcast : Enable , but be
> sure to contact the wireless people to understand this setting , to determine
> security and eavesdropping . Select 'Save Settings . ' In 'Setup ' tab
> Router Name is required / Host name leave blank / Domain Name blank / MTU:
> Auto / The rest is default . Click 'Save settings ' Minumize this website for
> now . Right Click wireless icon / View available Wireless Networks / You
> should see your SSID in the big box . / Highlight the network you want to
> disconnect before connecting to your new SSID . After hightlighting click
> 'Disconnect' / Click on the new SSID to hightlight / click Connect . You must
> disconnect 'Local' after recieving the Wireless connection stastus and then
> you will not see that balloon . Remove Cable from pc to router .
> KD
>
>
> "Roger" wrote:
>
> > hello KD tks for ur help, i'm not quite sure if i got it right yet but this
> > is what i see when i open my network connections :
> >
> > Internet Gateway
> >
> > Internet Connection
> > Connecting
> > Internet Conection
> >
> > LAN or High-Speed Internet
> >
> > 1394 Conection
> >
> > Connected, Firewalled
> > 1394 Net Adapter
> >
> > Local Area Connection
> > Connected, Firewalled
> > Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI F...
> >
> > if i disble the local area connection i can't connect to the internet
> > can u pls guide trough the process if it's not to much to ask maybe from the
> > begining. to see if i did something wrong.
> > tks so much again for ur help
> > "Installer" wrote:
> >
> > > Hello , right click on wireless icon /Open network connections / right click
> > > local area connection / disable . And if you have '1394 Connection' , enable
> > > 1394 . And same with 'Wireless Network Connection ' enable . With SP2 , Rigt
> > > click on either icon / Properties / Advanced / Windows Firewall ' / click
> > > 'Settings' button / Turn on Firewall if you want . A Padlock will appear on
> > > all 'enabled' connections . For browser connection : Try right click on ISP
> > > icon / Connections / Connection Settings / LAN . I had browser problems
> > > periodicaly , and when I diabled 'Cable' connection and seleted 'LAN'
> > > connection , all is well . Also , click 'Make Default' button after selecting
> > > 'LAN" . You may need to call the wireless company and go through your other
> > > settings with them . I setup my wireless and found it was worth the while to
> > > call the wireless company for getting the proper and effective settings .
> > > Your SSID may be set to your own settings ,and then make that SSID (default)
> > > in ' View Available Network Connections ' Right click on Wireless icon .
> > > --
> > > KD
> > >
> > >
> > > "Roger" wrote:
> > >
> > > > i have a home network with 2 pcs Sony Vaio and a dell laptop my 2 pcs are
> > > > connected to the wireless router and the laptop has a wireless card. this is
> > > > what is happening every other day when i turn my computers on i will see the
> > > > connection coming in, but when i open the browser to access a page it will
> > > > not display the page. i go into the router setup page and reset everything
> > > > again and still will not work so what i have to do is unplug the router wait
> > > > a minute and plug it back in and it will start working. also i get the pop up
> > > > balloon saying local area connection
> > > > a local cable network is unplug i get this like every 1/2 hour and is i'm
> > > > using a messenger lik msn or yahoo it will sing me out and sing me back in
> > > > within 30 seconds pls any help if got this far pls i need all the help i can
> > > > get cause it's getting very old to unplug the router everytime that happens
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