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I've got a Win2K PC with an MN-730 Wireless PCI adapter
and I'm trying to connect to a Linksys WCG200 Wireless G
Cable Gateway. It was working fine for a couple of weeks
and now I get "The wireless security key (WEP) is not
valid for the selected network" when I try to connect
using the MSBN utility. I don't have WEP configured for
either device. Any thoughts?

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i get the same. differences is base station is MN-700 and
wireless adapter is MN-720 and OS is WinXP.

>-----Original Message-----
>I've got a Win2K PC with an MN-730 Wireless PCI adapter
>and I'm trying to connect to a Linksys WCG200 Wireless G
>Cable Gateway. It was working fine for a couple of weeks
>and now I get "The wireless security key (WEP) is not
>valid for the selected network" when I try to connect
>using the MSBN utility. I don't have WEP configured for
>either device. Any thoughts?
>
>.
>

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Uninstall the BNU on all Windows XP & windows 2003 computers. Also use
the WZC service to configure your wireless connection on Windows XP.

anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> i get the same. differences is base station is MN-700 and
> wireless adapter is MN-720 and OS is WinXP.
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I've got a Win2K PC with an MN-730 Wireless PCI adapter
>>and I'm trying to connect to a Linksys WCG200 Wireless G
>>Cable Gateway. It was working fine for a couple of weeks
>>and now I get "The wireless security key (WEP) is not
>>valid for the selected network" when I try to connect
>>using the MSBN utility. I don't have WEP configured for
>>either device. Any thoughts?
>>
>>.
>>

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I've ruled out a problem with the WCG200 since I can
connect to it with a Dell Axim X3i without any problems.
I've uninstalled the MSBN utility and configured the cards
settings manually from the System Control Panel applet and
it wouldn't connect. So then I uninstalled and re-
installed the driver for the card, that also didn't work.
I then re-installed the MSBN utility and tried again and
got the WEP error message again. Then I applied the update
for the MSBN utility and tried again, same result. Since
the card can see the network I am assuming that the card
is not failing. So all that remains is a Windows OS
problem. I really didn't want to have to do a reinstall of
the entire OS, so does anyone know what files I should
replace in Windows?

-----Original Message-----
I've got a Win2K PC with an MN-730 Wireless PCI adapter
and I'm trying to connect to a Linksys WCG200 Wireless G
Cable Gateway. It was working fine for a couple of weeks
and now I get "The wireless security key (WEP) is not
valid for the selected network" when I try to connect
using the MSBN utility. I don't have WEP configured for
either device. Any thoughts?

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Have you tried the updated drivers?

If that doesn't work it sounds like you might need to call Microsoft for
support.

John Rumpf wrote:

> More Info...
>
> I've ruled out a problem with the WCG200 since I can
> connect to it with a Dell Axim X3i without any problems.
> I've uninstalled the MSBN utility and configured the cards
> settings manually from the System Control Panel applet and
> it wouldn't connect. So then I uninstalled and re-
> installed the driver for the card, that also didn't work.
> I then re-installed the MSBN utility and tried again and
> got the WEP error message again. Then I applied the update
> for the MSBN utility and tried again, same result. Since
> the card can see the network I am assuming that the card
> is not failing. So all that remains is a Windows OS
> problem. I really didn't want to have to do a reinstall of
> the entire OS, so does anyone know what files I should
> replace in Windows?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> I've got a Win2K PC with an MN-730 Wireless PCI adapter
> and I'm trying to connect to a Linksys WCG200 Wireless G
> Cable Gateway. It was working fine for a couple of weeks
> and now I get "The wireless security key (WEP) is not
> valid for the selected network" when I try to connect
> using the MSBN utility. I don't have WEP configured for
> either device. Any thoughts?
>

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