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I hope someone can help me with a problem I've been having. I
recently reinstalled Win2K on my son's machine, and now his Linksys
WUSB54G can't remember the WEP configuration. We're using 128-bit
WEP, but when his machine is rebooted, the Linksys WLAN Monitor sees
the AP but thinks it's using 64-bit WEP. I have set up a default
profile, and if I manually select it and press Connect, the connection
is reset to 128-bit mode and all is well...until the next reboot.
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Linksys software on his
machine, to no avail.
He did not have this problem before I reinstalled Win2K. I have
applied service pack 4. There was a Linksys/Cisco update at the
Windows Update site that I also applied.
I tried to use the Linksys on-line chat twice. Posted my question,
but got no answer. Both times I left the chat window open for over 2
hours, just in case someone was there on the other end. I guess I
didn't account for the time zone difference between the US and India.
Would appreciate any advice on how to fix this problem.
Thanks,
- Steve
I hope someone can help me with a problem I've been having. I
recently reinstalled Win2K on my son's machine, and now his Linksys
WUSB54G can't remember the WEP configuration. We're using 128-bit
WEP, but when his machine is rebooted, the Linksys WLAN Monitor sees
the AP but thinks it's using 64-bit WEP. I have set up a default
profile, and if I manually select it and press Connect, the connection
is reset to 128-bit mode and all is well...until the next reboot.
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Linksys software on his
machine, to no avail.
He did not have this problem before I reinstalled Win2K. I have
applied service pack 4. There was a Linksys/Cisco update at the
Windows Update site that I also applied.
I tried to use the Linksys on-line chat twice. Posted my question,
but got no answer. Both times I left the chat window open for over 2
hours, just in case someone was there on the other end. I guess I
didn't account for the time zone difference between the US and India.
Would appreciate any advice on how to fix this problem.
Thanks,
- Steve