problem there. Now, if you're using USB for your modem, you'll want another patch cable and 2 network cards, if either computer does not have one already. The USB is simple to use, but using the card would be better. At this point, 2 10' cables would go for...

I un-installed SP2 and even did a clean install of XP and the card still does not want to work. As I stated before, I have been using this card with my router for about 2 years in the same location. Thanks for any help.. Archived from groups:...

wireless link is not working - but it was using the PC card and nothing else has changed. Whereas on the PC Dlink card , there is a tool to see wireless strength signals, on the router I haven't found any equivalent on the router. Please can anyone...

IP addresses, which suggests that the wireless link is not working - but it was using the PC card and nothing else has changed. Whereas on the PC Dlink card , there is a tool to see wireless strength signals, on the router I haven't found any equivalent...

2. If I was to upgrade to a better CPU which has a 1066Mhz FSB as standard, would I not be able to use the onboard LAN socket? 3. If I bought a PCI LAN card for my router would I still have the same problems when running at 1066Mhz, does it effect the PCI...

issue shouldn't have to do with WEP encryption. If it can connect often, but not always, it might be interference, or maybe the wifi card and router are set to different channels. If you using an USB card, you may want to assign it a static IP. If you...

a nice wireless thing they got going on. i mean it cost me like $119 for the pci card and $150 for the router with out tax's on that 8O so there is something i can do to get this work and i am not using wireless G router's nomore lol been going throw this...

that you are using the software supplied for the card. This does not get turned off by some of the software utilities for the wireless card. If the router isn't responding, reset it by using the reset button, holding for approx 10 sec. Set the router...

encryption isn't setup correctly. If not, then make sure the card and router are using the same Authentication scheme (open vs. shared-key, probably open), and make sure that the card is using an SSID that matches the SSID of the router, or is using...

a bunch of your questions in his followup post, but I wanted to make a couple of points in addition. Entering the MAC addresses of your wireless cards into the router makes use of a feature called 'MAC address filtering'. Ideally this should only...