WEP key don't match

[mo]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)

I have a strange problem. I had my wireless security
enabled in Base Station Management Tool. The Encryption
strength was 64-bit. I had my key set up, and the key
index was 2. Anyway, it all don't matter, because I had
the same setting before, and it worked perfectly fine on
my wireless notebook adapter. But last week after the
virus attack I went downloaded and installed lots of
Microsoft's new updates. After the update no matter what
I do, the key on my Notebook wireless adapter won't match
the key in Base Station Management Tool anymore. I
changed it many times, I knew they are the same key, but
it keep telling me it's incorrect security key. So I had
to disable my wireless security, it works under disable
mode. Anyone can help me what's going on? My info:
Brandband Network Utility software 2.0.0.638, Wireless
Notebook Adapter (MN-520) driver 3.0.4.205, primary
firmware 0.1.1.4, firmware PDA 0.1.0.3, station firmware
0.1.7.4, Wireless Base Station (MN-500) boot firmware
0.0.1.06, runtime firmware 0.1.11.017 I believe they are
all updated, I just chekced.

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)

Mine is doing the same thing. Found any help yet?
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a strange problem. I had my wireless security
>enabled in Base Station Management Tool. The Encryption
>strength was 64-bit. I had my key set up, and the key
>index was 2. Anyway, it all don't matter, because I had
>the same setting before, and it worked perfectly fine on
>my wireless notebook adapter. But last week after the
>virus attack I went downloaded and installed lots of
>Microsoft's new updates. After the update no matter
what
>I do, the key on my Notebook wireless adapter won't
match
>the key in Base Station Management Tool anymore. I
>changed it many times, I knew they are the same key, but
>it keep telling me it's incorrect security key. So I
had
>to disable my wireless security, it works under disable
>mode. Anyone can help me what's going on? My info:
>Brandband Network Utility software 2.0.0.638, Wireless
>Notebook Adapter (MN-520) driver 3.0.4.205, primary
>firmware 0.1.1.4, firmware PDA 0.1.0.3, station firmware
>0.1.7.4, Wireless Base Station (MN-500) boot firmware
>0.0.1.06, runtime firmware 0.1.11.017 I believe they are
>all updated, I just chekced.
>.
>

 

[mo]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)

Yea, I am sorry, it's pretty stupid, just reset ur
router. Mine worked after resetting.
>-----Original Message-----
>Mine is doing the same thing. Found any help yet?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have a strange problem. I had my wireless security
>>enabled in Base Station Management Tool. The
Encryption
>>strength was 64-bit. I had my key set up, and the key
>>index was 2. Anyway, it all don't matter, because I
had
>>the same setting before, and it worked perfectly fine
on
>>my wireless notebook adapter. But last week after the
>>virus attack I went downloaded and installed lots of
>>Microsoft's new updates. After the update no matter
>what
>>I do, the key on my Notebook wireless adapter won't
>match
>>the key in Base Station Management Tool anymore. I
>>changed it many times, I knew they are the same key,
but
>>it keep telling me it's incorrect security key. So I
>had
>>to disable my wireless security, it works under disable
>>mode. Anyone can help me what's going on? My info:
>>Brandband Network Utility software 2.0.0.638, Wireless
>>Notebook Adapter (MN-520) driver 3.0.4.205, primary
>>firmware 0.1.1.4, firmware PDA 0.1.0.3, station
firmware
>>0.1.7.4, Wireless Base Station (MN-500) boot firmware
>>0.0.1.06, runtime firmware 0.1.11.017 I believe they
are
>>all updated, I just chekced.
>>.
>>
>.
>