I cannot get win 98 to connect to internet

[c959]

I have 2 computers, both with win 98SE. Computer #1 has a D-link 614+ wireless router that connects to the internet fine.

The other (computer #2) has a D-link DWL-122 USB wireless adapter. I want computer #2 to connect to the internet. However, windows refuses to aknowledge there is a network connection present. When I click on internet explorer (5) it says no internet connection available.

The D-link software on computer #2 indicates it is getting a signal from the router and everything is working fine. Also, the D-link software on computer #1's router indicates a wireless connection has been made.

This tells me the problem lies in computer #2's windows not recognizing there is indeed a connection. It was previously set up for dial-up that worked fine.

How do I configure windows 98SE to detect this connection?
Are there any downloadable programs out there that will do this for me?
I have messed with this for the past 6 hours and am pulling my hair out.

 

[Playbus]

If you haven't already run the Internet Connection Wizard, then do so. Tell it you wish to set up your connection manually, and when it asks, tell it you connect through a LAN.

If you have done this already, or it didn't help, then I need you to tell me:

1) Can you ping the router from a DOS box on the problem PC?

2) What are all your relevant TCP/IP settings?



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