I have setup a wireless connection from a Laptop with a built-in
connection and a desktop with a F5D7000 card. Both systems use Windows
XP. I can only get 11Mbps, even with an "excellent" signal.
When I configure the card for ad-hoc connections using the belkin

can anyone tell me, is there any relation exists among upload/download
speeds and available bandwidth. if so, wat is that and wat is the main
difference among those.
Thanx inadvance,

Hi Group
After having a cumbersome (but reliable) cable set up I moved to Wireless
Router/Wireless network card (Belkin F5D7230-4/F5D7000)( XPPro/XPHome)
It's all downhill from there! Non wireless PC on router is fine,  the

TCP/Web100 Network Diagnostic Tool v5.3.4e
click START to begin
Checking for Middleboxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Done
running 10s outbound test (client to server) . . . . . 467.00Kb/s

Occasionally when I boot my laptop the Explorer Shell takes a while to
startup and is sluggish to respond.  I have researched the issue and have
found the following error in the event log with this problem occurs:
Event Type:    Error

I have been trying to download music from programs like BearShare Lite and
LimeWire but it keeps saying I am not connected, so can someone please help
me.

How do i configgure my desk top to get my D-link router to work? The closest
i've come is to have the desktop tell me to "repair local area connection"
and to"renew my IP sdress" but whatever i try leaves me frustrated. Any help
would be greatly apreciated.

I have a home wireless LAN using a Linksys BEFW11S4 Ver. 3.0 setup for home
file sharing. The WLAN router is contected to the main computer via CAT cable
and wireless to my laptop. The main computer is also connected to the
internet via an external antenna to a WI-FI access point ...

Hi all, I have problems trying to connect my  ATMEL USB FastVNET (505A)
Adapter to my Netgear MR814v2 Router. When I look at the devices monitor it
tells me that the SSID field is blank, authentication type is open and
encription is disabled yet when I used windows wirless ...

I've had a D-Link DI-524 802.11g/2.4GHz wireless router for a while although
I've not really used the wireless part aside from an occasional laptop at
home. However, I've now building a Windows 2000 Server to which I've stuck
in a D-Link GWL-G510 PCI 802.11g network card. Working ...

New to wireless, I'm experiencing a two-out-of-five-bar
signal strength, as shown in the XPproSP2 Wireless Network
Connection Status box, when the Linksys USB wireless adapter
is 50 feet from the 11.0 Mbps access point and the only

I have tried to setup a wireless network at home between my desktop and
laptop. File, printer and ICS do not work at all! I can't seem to figure out
what is wrong. They connect ok but do not pass any sort of traffic at all.  
Has anyone had any success setting up one of these?

Let me get right into the network topology to give you an idea of how my
network is setup.
(label this 1st machine)
I have a wireless nic card on a desktop machine that's associated with an

I wish  to  add a  user  to  my  Domain  who  has  a  Notebook, the  machine
finds  the  network  but  I get a  " limited  connectivity" message and
cannot  joint  the  user  to  the  domain, although the signal  strength  is
excellent.

A client has installed a second PC in a small office, using a wireless
network to enable use of the web from the second PC. Now they want to allow
both PCs to use an Access application stored on PC1.
What do I have to do to allow PC2 to access the folder on PC1?