Hi.
I just can't set-up my wireless home network - there is a problem with the "Connection Status".
I am running Windows XP SP2 on an ASUS P5GD2 Deluxe motherboard (with embedded WiFi-g WLAN adapter).
I have installed the necessary drivers and utilities: this seems to have gone OK.
[I am trying to use the WiFi-g as a Software Access Point].
The WLAN card is recognised in the Device Manager, and no apparent conflicts exist.
>>>BUT - under Network Connections, the WLAN icon shows a problem does exist (yellow triangle with exclamation mark), and the words "limited or no connectivity".
Under "More Information" is stated "This problem occurred because the network did not assign a network address to the computer".
Repairing the connection does not fix things: the problem persists.
So, what is going wrong and how do I resolve the problem?
Advice much appreciated as always.
Regards,
Tim Clyma.
I just can't set-up my wireless home network - there is a problem with the "Connection Status".
I am running Windows XP SP2 on an ASUS P5GD2 Deluxe motherboard (with embedded WiFi-g WLAN adapter).
I have installed the necessary drivers and utilities: this seems to have gone OK.
[I am trying to use the WiFi-g as a Software Access Point].
The WLAN card is recognised in the Device Manager, and no apparent conflicts exist.
>>>BUT - under Network Connections, the WLAN icon shows a problem does exist (yellow triangle with exclamation mark), and the words "limited or no connectivity".
Under "More Information" is stated "This problem occurred because the network did not assign a network address to the computer".
Repairing the connection does not fix things: the problem persists.
So, what is going wrong and how do I resolve the problem?
Advice much appreciated as always.
Regards,
Tim Clyma.