so i have a datel wifi max for p sp (and ds, but thatdoesn't matter) and i have a problem...?
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Your best bet is to contact them.\n\nhttp://www.datel.co.uk/contact.asp\n\nUnited States of America\n\nTel. 727-431-0650\nFax. 727-431-0652\n\nSales. 727-431-0668\nTech Support. 727-431-0650\nPR. 727-431-0660
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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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did u check if wi-fi is 'enabled'\n\nmay i add a link \n\nhttp://kbserver.netgear.com/products/WPN511.asp ... is this it
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Is the socket for internet connected properly and that internet connection is coming in to your WIFI device?\n\nCheck for your internet conenction, that is the main cause of the issue.\n\ncheers !!!!
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It might not be a problem with the splitter, ur ISP might just be cutting you off after you use the internet for a long time or something. ping them
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dude with dial up, nothing will work\nu have a better chance getting a wireless card and camping outside ur neighbors lawn.\ngo to internet cafe's if u really want em, dial up will not do !@$
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It sounds like your wireless connection is secured. You need to login to the wireless router and look for the password or passphrase section. See router website for details on this.
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its your modem ... check it out ... some urls arent completly reconized ... so check up on that ...
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my friend...\n\nmay i know what is the scenario... you are using at the moment....\nare you having a wireless router or an access point....\n\nif the distance between your wireless router or an access point and your wireless adapter card... is more than 100 to 150 metres...then i would suggest to buy another access point...... to solve the problem..\n\nthere are some config.. to be done in an access point....\n\nconfig., the access point seetings to repeater mode and provide in the ssid of your old access point or router....\n\nit will definitely solve the problem...\n\n-vsh vkr
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In theory the DS is just standard WiFi, although I've never heard of using it in "Infrastructure Mode" like the PSP can do to browse the web.  \n\nWhich means your son won't get any real value from your home WiFi connection (although he might get some from upcoming McDonalds hot spots).
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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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hello ! it's about the router ... if it is a cheap one with basic NAT, you need to upgrade to a router with enhanced NAT capabilities. Sorry, there is no other solution ...
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It sounds like your ISP (inernet service provider) just allows 60 minutes of connection time per day.  A cousin of mine in Canada had an ISP like this.  He'd be surfing or whatever, and after 60 minutes it was disconnected until midnight.
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i would suggest you to download new version for ur linsys acesspoint.\n\nit comes with new features and security added one.\n\nafter updating ur router try to do tht settings again.\n\nlet me know if you have further question.
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You can select a lower connection speed. If that doesn't work, email them. I had that problem too!
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There must be a source of interference or the distance is too long, most wireless routers have a maximum distance for usage. Check your equipment manual, if you don't have it search it in the manufacturer's web site. It is possible that your equipment has a failure.
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One possibility is that your computer, not the AP's, is at fault....\nTry another wireless adaptor, or even another computer...\n\nStrange as it may seem, try moving out from directly below the AP.... they're actually configured to radiate horizontally, it may well be there's a "dead-spot" directly above and below.  (This could be fixed by reorienting the router antenna(e) )