I had a connection but when i tried to get on to the internet it said that it could not be found. I tried pushing the "repair" button on the setup for the wireless connectionand lost the connection all together.  I am trying to connect it to the same modem as the computer i am on now so i know the modem and the wireless connectionar are working cause i am on it on my PC right now.  Any other ideas?
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E-mail me: dragon_aura55@yahoo.com\n\nAre you using Linksys?
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i get that some times where i cant connect to my wireless router and i have to reboot and go through the wep settings and reconnect .so try  rebooting  and  go through manual set up or do a sit servey and try to reconn that way  hope it helps you .:)
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I tried the link and all I got was that the server they are using is down.  I tried in different browsers but nothing.  Still got the same thing.  Best suggestion is to keep checking every now and again.  If they are the one with the problem hopefully they will have the problem fixed shortly.
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Has this been happening ever since you set it up? Could be bad hardware. Check the manufacturer website for any firmware updates that could resolve the issue.\nhere's some research from google\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=wireless+signal+keeps+dropping\nalso, where is the wireless access point located and how far are you from it? does this seem to happen even when you are in the same room as the WAP. If it does, then take your computer ( I assume that it's a laptop) to another location where you can connect wirelessly and see if the computer does the same thing. If it does, then reload/update drivers for the wireless card. You could also contact the manufacturer to see if this is a known issue (they wont disclose that it is a known issue and some times they won't post info on the customer support site, so just ask them to trouble shoot and determine the best course of action).
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Did you try going to My Computer?  I used to have a 2000 Millenium edition, so i think they might be similiar.  My computer>Internet connections. That's about it...
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It would help if you provided more information eg state how you connect to the internet...wired modem or router or modem router.\nPeople are not going to give the best solutions to something so vague.\nIf you use a modem router try this for starters...unplug it from the mains, wait 10 seconds & then plug it back into the mains. Wait another 10 seconds & try accessing the internet again
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windows xp wireless works in a different way than windows 98. \non your router, have you enabled 'WAP' . if you have then provide the access key in the windows xp wireless settings. \n\nif you have not enabled 'wap', then enable it. Windows xp rarely connects to unsecure wireless connections. \n\nmy best suggestion is to reset your router and start fresh. configure the router from the computer that it is connected to. \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/wifisoho.mspx
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Hello. I had the same problem (kinda) with my wireless network. What I did was go to start -> run -> then typed in cmd to open the command prompt. When that came up I typed "netsh winsock reset" (minus the quotes). After a few seconds when it says that it is done, you have to reset your computer for the new settings to take effect. I hope that this works for you.
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Trey connecting with other browsers... If it's the same problem, you should contact your network provider. Either the network is down, they didn't give you corectly the configuration, the wires aren't connected...
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Interesting situation.  Did you disconnect the LAN cable and reboot your computer, before connecting to the wireless network?  I would try disabling your ethernet card (Start | Settings | Control Panel | Network Connection | right click on your ethernet connection | Disable.  Reboot your computer. Then try the wireless connection again + VPN.\nStill does not work, possible that the VPN software is not binding to your wireless card.  Try uninstalling the VPN software + then reinstall the VPN software (while the Ethernet card is disabled).\n\nHope you enjoy my answer..  \n-KOZ\nComputer Repair\nAffirmative Computer Services\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net
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I assume by this you are connecting by wireless.\nConnect it and get your excellent connection, then go Start > run > type "cmd" (without quotes), then "ipconfig /release" (again without quotes), your connection will say limited or no connectivity, don't worry. Now type in "ipconfig /renew". (yep you guessed it, no quotes.)\n\nShould work...
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One issue with using a wireless connection is that if you are far away from the connection or there are many obstructions between your computer and the router (walls, floors, etc) your connection may not be very reliable. This is the most common cause of the behavior you're describing. Try moving your router and computer closer together or look into purchasing an additional wireless access point to extend the reach of your network.
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Have you tried powering everything off and back on?  Just because one computer can connect doesn't mean that the laptop is at fault.  I've had this problem with wireless routers.  First thing to try is to power everything off and then back on.
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You might want to check your event viewer and see what is happening to your computer when it loses connection -\nControl panel..administrative tools..event viewer.\n\nLook at the logs and see any tcp/ip events.\n\nIf you see the connection being dropped randomly in the logs, it might be your wireless card or the drivers. try and uninstall the card completely, uninstall the drivers and then use the correct drivers- possibly from the manufacturers website.\n\nalso try and disable all security such as wep / wpa for your network and see if the problem occurs, if you still have a problem then its most possibly your wireless card drivers. Some wireless cards when the drivers are installed disable your wireless zero service and cause havoc. What kind of card are you using.. post it on here.
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You should specify which model router you have, and what type of computer and operation system software - laptop or desktop, Windows version or Mac OS.\n\nAlso mention what setup you were using to connect when it used to work on wireless.\n\nA telephone modem and Ethernet LAN connection would not generally be a wireless capable device in your computer.  It could be that the icon controlling your WIFI hardware is clicked to the OFF position.  Check each item in the lower right screen system tray using right-click of the mouse.
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do you have a wireless network already setup?\n\nNot what I asked. Do you have a wireless network setup?
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There should be an icon on the right bottom corner that has a bubble that pops up when it detects wireless internet. Apparently your computer has a built-in wireless card so it should pick up signal. It is probably turned off, you can turn it on by going to the bottom right corner and looking for the icon with the little signal bars (sort of like on ur cellphone). Right click it and see what the status is, you might be getting low connectivity that does not allow you to connect. If it's not on, turn it on (enable). Your internet should work, it might not the first couple of times you open internet explorer (or whatever browser you use), but it will. Try it out at a library, coffee shop, or any place that offers free wi-fi.\nHope this helps