Linksys adaptor won't connect
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Posted by Kaz on May 21, 2008, 9:30 am
Please log in for more thread options computer to my network (the other has a wireless pci card). I have installed the drivers in the new machine but the new adaptor will not associate with the network. The original one works fine on both machines and can be hot-swopped with both computers logging on within seconds. Do I have a faulty new adaptor or do i have to re-configure something else? Any suggestions appreciated. Christina | |||||||||||||
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Posted by ps56k on May 21, 2008, 3:57 pm
Please log in for more thread options three computers ->
A - with PCI
B - with old USB C - with new USB ok.... So the "old USB" works on both B and C ? What model is the old USB adapter ? What model is the new USB adapter ? What model is the Access Point Do you have any security running - MAC address filtering, WEP, WPA, etc | |||||||||||||
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Posted by jpsga on May 22, 2008, 10:16 am
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>I have just bought a second Linksys Wireless G USB adaptor to add a third
Run the set up software that is on the disk.
>computer to my network (the other has a wireless pci card). I have >installed the drivers in the new machine but the new adaptor will not >associate with the network. The original one works fine on both machines >and can be hot-swopped with both computers logging on within seconds. Do I >have a faulty new adaptor or do i have to re-configure something else? > Any suggestions appreciated. > Christina > JPS | |||||||||||||
> third computer to my network (the other has a wireless pci card). I
> have installed the drivers in the new machine but the new adaptor
> will not associate with the network. The original one works fine on
> both machines and can be hot-swopped with both computers logging on
> within seconds. Do I have a faulty new adaptor or do i have to
> re-configure something else? Any suggestions appreciated.
> Christina