no conectivity. wut should i do\n(NOTE) things that i have tryed\n:reinstalling belkin\n:turning off and on the modem\n:used 4 different drivers but it says it works but it says warning this driver may not be compatible with Windows XP\n:tryed to find another driver that work but didnt\n:my dads computer does work but mine doesnt and his is directly connect to the modem\n\ncan someone help me find a good driver that works! i have had limited or no connectivity for 1 week straight!
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This does not sound like a driver problem.The biggest cause of your problem is a wrong setting eiter in the router or the wireless card utility. Things you should check,\n\nDo this from your dads computer with the connection. Enter the router config page, the default IP for a belkin 54G is 192.168.2.1. Is DHCP enabled ,if not enable it, is the router set up to filter MAC address or IP address if so add your MAC or/and IP to the list, Is there a WEP or WPA key you need to set up the connection if there is find out what it is.\n\nOn your wireless computer.\n\nIs you connection set up for an auto DHCP IP, to find out right click on your connetion and click properties, then select internet protocol(TCP/IP) and then click the properties button, check the obtain an IP address automatically and obtain a DNS server address automatically.\n\nThe only other problem could be the signal strengh itself, to fix that problem move the router to a more central location within your home or consider investing in a repeater.
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check with dell , or go to your local computer store compusa bestbuy .....and talk to a tech person there also you can buy something and try it if it does not work then reuturn it also you should have gotten an internal wireless card !!!!or you can get a usb one (they are much more slower ) good luck and keep asking :)
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What you need to do is find out what ports emule is using. Then go in to your belkin router setting and and do a Port forward to you local ip number. This will send all information to that port directly to your computer. This should work good but you will not be able to use emule on other computers unless you change your setting to use another computers local ip number. This same thing can be done using port triggering but I have had problem using it. I have found port triggering to be very unreliable but that could be because of my router. I am using a netgear wireless g router. Now for the TCP UDP there should be a setting for both. Chose that one.
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Your modem drivers are not loading properly, due to some updates and system files.\nReinstall modem driver and with an updated version, search the drivers in driverguide.com\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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Do you have the network icon in your system tray? Does it show status as Connected? Check to see if you have plugged in the network cable properly. Check if the Link/Activity LED is glowing. If not, unplug the cable and reinsert.    Make sure you have installed the proper drivers for your Lan Card.\nTry reinstalling TCP/IP.\n(Please provide updates for speedy resolution of your problem.)
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The card probably just needs drivers that aren't included with XP.  Just run the CD which came with the card, or download the driver installation files from the manufacturer and run that...
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you got a tough row to hoe trying to get 95 and xp to work together, it is hard enough with 98 and xp. if you look around you might find some sort of software that will hook them up, but tried once or twice and gave it up. I just ugrade the 95 to 98 and get it going
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Did you change the NIC? Or is this a new computer?\nCan you ping the modem?\nIf you change out the NIC, they are only $10-15, you may get an easy answer.\nIt could also be the driver for the NIC.\nChanged cable modem?? Why, was the old one bad?\nAre the settings in the modem correct?
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ok, it sounds like the video card might just be bad.  But there are some basic touble shooting step you can take before going to dealer were you bought the card.\n\n1st Make sure you have lasest video drive and the latest version of Directx.   Once your sure of that run the directx test.  New card can past this test and still have things wrong but if it fails one of the test it can tell you what's wrong.\n\n2st If you have the old card that worked, try reinstalling that to confirm there are no other hardware issues.\n\nIf you are still having the problem it's more likely a software problem or believe it or not another piece of hardware is having an issue, like a memory going bad on the mother board, I've seen it happen before.  And it's not uncommon to have issue pop up when other hardware is upgraded.\n\n3nd Make sure everything is plugged in nice and tight.  Again it's not uncommon to loosen a connection somewhere and not even be aware of it.\n\n4rd Reinstall New card, boot to safemode (F8) will computer it turning on but not yet in windows.\n\nMake sure to removed all old video drivers (I find we don't have to do this with XP as often as with win98 but since your having a problem it's best to be sure there is no driver conflict going on.\n\n5th Once done, reboot by turning power off and then on. (don't use reboot switch or windows reboot)  Again xp is more reliable but it can still has problems time to time so a cold boot is best for this.\n\n6th. Once you are booting in, hopefully XP will detect the new card and you can install the drivers.  Once they are installed, reboot again and do a cold boot like before.\n\n7th Back in again and things looking good, go and make sure you have the lastest driver (Might also make sure you have the most current version of the video driver.)\n\nTest driver, run the directx test again.\n\n\nIf you've done all the above and made sure the onboard video it turned off on the mother board, I'd say it's a card problem and you need to talk with dealer.  At least by doing the above you can tell the dealer what you did and why you think it's the card.  especially if old video card is still working.
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get a new card - many old ones aren't supported on XP - they are dirt cheap so just pick one up and all will be well.  I had to get a new one with XP.
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You may check\n- BIOS for enable PCI Ethernet cards\n- Driver if it is up-to-date\n- Driver is for this OS\n- Using another PCI slot in case, may be the PCI slot is not working.\n- Mark be as best answer may help you also\n\nXLMan
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Hi,\n\nI think you are using USB Mouse and Keyboard. If yes, you must have multiple USB ports. They mostly come in pairs. This happens and I have seen in more than 50% of the cases the customer is using a USB Hub. Try removing the USB Hub from the configuration and see if it works fine or not.\n\nAlso, you could get the latest drivers for your mouse and keyboard from the vendor's website and install them. Also, try reinstalling the drivers for your modem and/or try to install the latest drivers, always. Also, make sure you have the latest Windows updates. Also, the latest Service pack should always be installed.\n\nIf you need any extra help regarding getting the drivers from internet, be my guest. Ping me with the model numbers and I would be more than happy to help you out further.\n\n\nHope this helps!\n\n\nThanks,\nManish
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G'day,\n\nUnfortunately you did not mention the brand and model of the laptop.\n\nTry these 3 steps:\n1. Check the network properties (Start-Settings-Control Panel - Network Connections).  Find your wireless network card icon, right-click and select Enable.  If you cannot find the wireless network card icon, it means that either the laptop does not supplied with one, or the driver is not installed (in this case, install the driver).\n2. If step 1 does not make it on, check your laptop casing.  It may have a switch to turn the connection on or off manually.  Switch it on.\n3. You need to check the laptop documentation.  Most laptops come with the network connection management software and this software may give you problems in enabling the wireless connection.\n\nHope this helps.  Good Luck!
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Hi. It sounds like your network card or modem card may be at fault. Can you try removing it and replacing it. If not, go to your control panel, system, hardware manager and uninstall the device in software. Reboot and see if that works. Good luck.
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Is your dial up modem (for phone line access to AOL) or network card (for broadband access to aol) actually installed?\n\nWhen you re-install the OS you have to install the drivers, which is what makes the OS "talk" to the hardware. Some dirvers are installed automatically, while others may require you to manually insall them from CD that came with your hardware and/or computer.\n\nRight click on your My Computer and click on Properties and go to Hardware/Device Manager and look for any yellow icons showing, they are hardware that is not installed but was detected. \n\nSee your hardware/system manual on the proper way to re-install the hardware. You may be able to right click on the yellow icon and update the driver from there.\n\nI suspect that there is an issue with the drivers installation.
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My guess is that your modem only allows one method of connection - either USB or ethernet, not both.  You say in your question wireless router, do you have 4 ports + the one internet port on the back, or just 1 port?  If you only have one, then it is just a wireless access point.  If it is a wireless router, you would be better off placing the modem in bridged mode and running everything through the router.  However, in one of your updates, you mention that "the broadband controller has some problem" - do you mean the network connection on your computer?  You might try reinstalling the drivers and see if that takes care of the issue.
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HOLD ON GUYS!!!\nbefore you start ripping your computer apart, and running out to buy a new video card try the simple things first.\na) are all cables connected correctly and securely.\nb) are all power cables connected. etc.\nc) did you try the reset button\nd) try a different monitor on your computer, and see if your monitor will work on another computer.\nif none of those things work and you are comfortable opening up your computer, then do so and check the connections.