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I had to install a new computer on my home network, but
cannot get past the WEP key during installation of
software. I have reinstalled the base station and got a
new WEP key, but it will not work either. The green light
on the unit is blinking - does not stay on. Base station
is connected to internet and works fine. Any help would
be greatly appreciated!
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
If you are talking about during the installation of version 2.0 of the
BNU provided with the Microsoft hardware that is a know issue. The work
around is to cancel the install & configure it manually.
If the computer is running Windows XP I'd recommend uninstalling the BNU
as it is not needed & the BNU does not support WPA while Windows XP SP2
does support WPA.
Kim wrote:
> I had to install a new computer on my home network, but
> cannot get past the WEP key during installation of
> software. I have reinstalled the base station and got a
> new WEP key, but it will not work either. The green light
> on the unit is blinking - does not stay on. Base station
> is connected to internet and works fine. Any help would
> be greatly appreciated!
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
>-----Original Message-----
>If you are talking about during the installation of
version 2.0 of the
>BNU provided with the Microsoft hardware that is a know
issue. The work
>around is to cancel the install & configure it manually.
>
>If the computer is running Windows XP I'd recommend
uninstalling the BNU
>as it is not needed & the BNU does not support WPA while
Windows XP SP2
>does support WPA.
>
>Kim wrote:
>
>> I had to install a new computer on my home network, but
>> cannot get past the WEP key during installation of
>> software. I have reinstalled the base station and got
a
>> new WEP key, but it will not work either. The green
light
>> on the unit is blinking - does not stay on. Base
station
>> is connected to internet and works fine. Any help
would
>> be greatly appreciated!
>
>.
>OK - I think I understand - so the adapter should work
without installing the Networking software? I am running
XP SP2....I must have missed something though since the
green light just blinks and won't go solid. I hate to
sound dense, but I don't know a lot about this stuff!
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
Uninstall the BNU first (I'm assuming it is still installed on your
computer).
Then go into network connections.
From there you can configure your wireless network connection.
I don't have any wireless network cards so I can't remember what it
looks like.
kim stout wrote:
>OK - I think I understand - so the adapter should work
>
> without installing the Networking software? I am running
> XP SP2....I must have missed something though since the
> green light just blinks and won't go solid. I hate to
> sound dense, but I don't know a lot about this stuff!
>
> Thanks for your help - again!
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