Lured by a faster connection, I substituted a US robotics router, with a W-gate router fit to Voip phoning. My web connection is satisfactory but the US robotics Usb adapters, previously used by the discharged router, refuse to funcion. All my gratitude for any help to solve the problem. Riccardo Romano
Hi Riccardo,
You may also wish to investigate the U.S. Robotics Forum:
Brad Reese Cisco Technical Forums
On Thu, 2 Nov 2006 21:27:42 +0100, "Riccardo Romano" wrote in :
Possibly WEP key mismatch. Try turning off *all* security while testing.
Thanks a lot for the info Riccardo Romano
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Thanks a lot for the info Riccardo Romano
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Do the USB adapters do any sort of "enhanced speed"? If they did 22Mbps, instead of strictly 802.11b, the enhanced speed option may conflict with the enhanced speed option of a different vendor's router.
I had a similar problem with a SMC "22Mbps" adapter that didn't work with a Netgear 802.11g router. Disabling the 22Mbps option in the adapter lets it connect at 11Mbps.
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