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I have had MN-500 for about 1 1/2 years with no probs. 2 weeks ago none of
the wireless adaptors could sense the network. My base station says
everything is fine. I have soft and hard reset the router. The management
tool does not sense any other computers on the network, but my computer (as
base station computer) connects fine to internet. Am I to suppose that the
router no longer sends out a signal to the wireless adaptors and I am now to
get a new one? 1 1/2 years and the router is obsolete? Someone please help me
find a simple solution, the four others computers in our house are dead and
everyone wants to use my computer. HALP! What have I overlooked? I have
changed the cables to the router, I have changed the channel numerous times,
I have changed the WEP key, all to no avail. It now looks like someone else
posted a similar situation a few weeks ago here, but no one responded. Does
anyone know if these routers die this quickly? or am I the klutz in
overlooking something really obvious?
I have had MN-500 for about 1 1/2 years with no probs. 2 weeks ago none of
the wireless adaptors could sense the network. My base station says
everything is fine. I have soft and hard reset the router. The management
tool does not sense any other computers on the network, but my computer (as
base station computer) connects fine to internet. Am I to suppose that the
router no longer sends out a signal to the wireless adaptors and I am now to
get a new one? 1 1/2 years and the router is obsolete? Someone please help me
find a simple solution, the four others computers in our house are dead and
everyone wants to use my computer. HALP! What have I overlooked? I have
changed the cables to the router, I have changed the channel numerous times,
I have changed the WEP key, all to no avail. It now looks like someone else
posted a similar situation a few weeks ago here, but no one responded. Does
anyone know if these routers die this quickly? or am I the klutz in
overlooking something really obvious?