Why my wireless is asking validating identity

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jvrks71

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Apr 2, 2010
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Hello,my wireless rooter is BELKIN G WIRELESS ROOTER .IN NETWORKCONNECTION IT SHOWS VALIDATING IDENTITY PLEASE SOLVE THIS PROBLEM
 
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Open your "Wireless Network Connection" where it displays the available wireless networks. Click "Change Advanced Settings". Now go to "Wireless Network Connection properties", and click the "Wireless Networks" tab. Click "Properties" then open the "Authentication" tab. UNCHECK the top box "Enable IEEE 802.1x authentication for this network".
This assumes you are NOT using any authentication at all. If you are, this will not fix your issue, but on most home wireless networks, you will not be using any authentication...
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Try connecting computer to router by ethernet cable -- if it then works, it's a wireless problem, possibly with wireless security.

Try again with wireless but with wireless security disabled in the router. If that works, have another look at how you set the router's wireless security settings and the wireless adapter/computer wireless security settings.
 
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Open your "Wireless Network Connection" where it displays the available wireless networks. Click "Change Advanced Settings". Now go to "Wireless Network Connection properties", and click the "Wireless Networks" tab. Click "Properties" then open the "Authentication" tab. UNCHECK the top box "Enable IEEE 802.1x authentication for this network".
This assumes you are NOT using any authentication at all. If you are, this will not fix your issue, but on most home wireless networks, you will not be using any authentication...
 
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d13gogo

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Open your "Wireless Network Connection" where it displays the available wireless networks. Click "Change Advanced Settings". Now go to "Wireless Network Connection properties", and click the "Wireless Networks" tab. Click "Properties" then open the "Authentication" tab. UNCHECK the top box "Enable IEEE 802.1x authentication for this network".
This assumes you are NOT using any authentication at all. If you are, this will not fix your issue, but on most home wireless networks, you will not be using any authentication...

HEYY MAN THANKS IT WORK PERFECT FOR ME
 
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