I cant get my wireless network adapters to work on my computer can someone help me? (more info)?
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i am so sorry i can't help, we just went through the same thing and it got fixed, but im not the one who fixed it so i have no clue how to. sorry!
467904
hi there,go to download.com and download the driver from there,or put in free downloads into your search engine and find the best websites to download for free.or put in driver download for wn5301a wireless network card driver into your search engine and watch the sites roll in.hope this helps
685992
you need a usb wireless 802.11 g adaptor (cost around 15 pound), a wireless router (cost u around 45 pound) and obviously internet connection with modem.\n\nNow just connect a wireless router with ur internet modem, configure it according to the instructions give in its manual.\n\nnow connect and install usb wireless adaptor with ur computer and its done. \n\njust serch for wireless networks from the usb wireless adaptor s/w and connect
1140072
Get a wireless router.  Use the laptops wifi connection.
929145
you could try this it worked for me on my 2 PCs (sweex router)\n\ngo to control panel an open it then find wireless network setup wizard double click on it and follow the instructions,\nyou will need a 3.5 floppy disk or a USB stick\n\nI hope this helps
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Simply attaching a wireless adapter to the computer will not suffice.  Somewhere near you, in your home, in your office, in an internet cafe or restaurant or libary, must be a wireless access point connected to the internet for you laptop wireless to communicate with.  If you don't have one of these, then you must buy one and connect it to the internet.\n\nSee your wireless owner's manual for information on how to configure this.
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Looks like you may have some problems with the third party wireless software on your pc. Is there some other wireless management on there? If so, look to see if that is trying to manage the wireless, or look for updated software or drivers.\nAlso if your pc is windows XP, put SP2 on if you havn't already. That improved wireless support.
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Isolate...the key to solving a problem...\n\n1st, you've said that the latest drivers are already installed , try opening the Device Manager and then check & see if your NETWORK ADAPTER is really installed & does not have a yellow icon or 'X' icon showing. \n\n2nd, also try doing a ping to this address: 127.0.0.1\ndoing a 'ping 127.0.0.1' (without the quotes) would check if your network adapter is working fine...and if this method would show up negative, your network adapter is not working...\n\n3rd, your motherboard i believe has the built-in network adapter, try re-installing the device driver(s) of your network adapter...\n\n4th, if all the above doesn't work, get a network PCI-slot adapter replacement...
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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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u have to configure wireless router ....provide IP and subnet + gateway in this. save the configuration . u can access this wireless router by ur browser . type default ip in browser like 192.168.1.1 and press enter. after opening the welcome screen go to lan setting and provide information there. make sure u applying some security other wise ur neighbours can also access ur wi-fi\n\non the other end use pc or desktop and install and configure wireless ethernet card. provide ip, subnet, gateway, dns info in card. check with  self ping then try to connect with wireless router.\n\nif u having problem then explain ur question so i can help more to u.\n\nthnks .... good luck!!!
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Sure--this is easy, inexpensive, and will completely change the way you use the internet!\n\nSince you already have a wireless adapter for your laptop, the only thing you should need is a wireless router.  Before we get into the particulars, the only way to take advantage of a wireless network is if you have a broadband internet connection--like DSL or cable internet.  Otherwise, it just won't work.\n\nOn to routers.  You can find them at retailers like Best Buy and Circuit City, as well as anyone selling computer accessories.  The best-known brands are D-Link, Linksys, and Belkin.  You should be able to buy one for $40-70 or maybe less with a rebate offer.\n\nSet-up is pretty simple.  You should follow the setup instructions, but you should just have to plug the router into a power outlet, and connect the Ethernet cable coming from your modem to the input on the router.  It should all be clearly labeled for you.\n\nThere will likely be some configuring that you will need to do, but it's easy, since the router software interface is accessed by your web browser.  One of the first things you will want to do is set up your router for encryption.  \n\nThere are a couple of different standards that are available--I think WPA is the newest and best.  In any event, you'll need to generate a "passphrase"--a random series of letters and numbers that you should save in a safe place.  You'll need to enter this passphrase in your wireless adapter utility software to connect to the router.  Once your adapter detects your network, it will walk you through connecting to it, including entering the passphrase.  You should be sure and save this connection as a "profile" so your utility will save the passphrase and make it easy to re-connect again.\n\nThat is really pretty much it.  The router should work without much attention.  You may need to occasionally reboot it, but I have little if any trouble with mine.  Remember too, that if you have or want additional computers to access the router that each computer will need its own wireless adapter as well.  USB adapters are a great choice for desktops or laptops, since they require no installation.\n\nEnjoy your new wireless network once you set it up!
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The short answer, because it's belkin.  I bought two belkin usb wireless adapters for my roomates and they are completely horrible! Very poor reception.   \nThe longer answer,  in what way does the adapter not work?  Is it simply not connecting to the router, is it not seeing the router?  Did the adapters ever work?  Did you change some configuration when they stopped worked.\n\nMy experience with the belkin usb wireless adapter says that they just randomly drop connections and loose their settings and it takes a good 5 minutes of running through the connection wizard 4 times to get it back up and running.\n\nIf your still within your return policy i would strongly recommend returning them and getting yourself a netgear set up (router and wireless adapters)  These things are awesome.  I've used a number of different brands of networking hardware and i find netgear to be the best, coming in a close second would be Linksys and close to that would be D-Link, anything else in my opinion is not even worth it (on the home consumer side of things)
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here's what's happening to you right now:\n1st, you upgraded to WindowsXP from either Windows98 or WindowsME...\n\n2nd, your are currently deleting and reinstalling the network adapter's device drivers just to make the network adapter work..\n\nwell, for every problem, isolation is the key...so...\n\n1st, try removing (or uninstalling) the network adapter again...then shut down your PC. open up your PC and physically remove your network adapter from its current slot and re-install it in a different slot.\nusually, WindowsXP will automatically detect the network adapter without the need for a device driver disk.\n\n2nd, if the first option doesn't work, try re-installing WindowsXP from scratch, but before you do this make sure to back-up your data (documents, pics, what-have-you) to a back-up media (e.g. CD-R disc, flash drive, etc.).
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Enable the wireless card to accept connections.\n\nThat should be it. Also you have to have SP2 for Windows\nIt sorts out any wireless problems
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I'm gathering that you already have purchased the PCMCIA card.  Is there a WiFi connection available to you?  You have to have a signal in order to connect.  Just buying the card will not get you online.  If you have a wireless router connected through a broadband modem, then you will have to configure your new adapter to connect with it.\n\nAlso, and this is a very rare occassion, alcehmist is incorrect.  Not all laptops come WiFi enabled.
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You were told the wrong things when you bought the router.\n\nYes, if you want the entire thing to work wirelessly you'll need to buy a wireless NIC.
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We were having the same problem at work with our Verizon Wireless PC cards! The only way that I could get our internet/LAN to continue working was to install ONLY the driver for the wireless card...not the software pack. I had Verizon Wireless send me the individual file for the cards drivers. After I received the driver I set it up just like a modem (since that is all it is). I no longer have the pretty Verizon menu showing the connection and strength but heck it worked!