I have a WPA secured wireless home network that has been working without any
problems for months and now suddenly is giving me problems after each
hibernation of my laptop. All PCs are on XP Home SP2 and up to date.
The wlan is connected to the internet through a router and then a ...

My wireless network consists of 1 linksys router and 1 linksys print server.
Devices on the network include a desktop, laptop (both running Windows XP
Pro) and an HP LaserJet 1320 printer.   The network worked fine for about 3
months without a problem - I was able to print from ...

WinXPHome desktop - mine - wirelessly networked to a Voyager ISP hard
configured router using a Voyager wireless adapter
Win98SE desktop - wife - upstairs ethernet wired to the same router. (It
was simpler to wire to the Win98SE as the adapter I bought was not

I have recently travelled in Europe with my laptop. In most cities I was able
to connect via wireless however in Croatia I had a special problem. My laptop
would find and connect to the wirelss service provider. I paid the required
fee but when I tried to open my browser I always ...

we have a hidden (non-broadcasting) WLAN.
We configure our WLAN-Laptops by manually adding our SSID and EAP-settings
Now a company in our neighbourhood has decided to start up a public hotspot.
This hotspot is broadcasting its SSID - and now our WLAN-clients are getting

I have a 3-pc home wireless LAN, WPA protected, that connects to the
internet through a router and cable modem. All are XP Home systems.
Has been working with no problem for almost a year and now suddenly,
although the wlan has no problem (can connect and see all PCs fine), on one

I have two machines - a PC and a laptop, both running XP.  The PC has
an older DLink b network card, and is connected to a DI-524 wireless
router.  It works rather well.
My laptop, which I bought used a few days ago, is another story.  It

My computer:  Custom made, Intel P4 mainboard with Intel 1.8GHz CPU and 512MB
Ram.  Operating system is Windows XP Home Edition with Service Pack 2.
To install a new wireless printer software, I turned off windows firewall
and to remain safe, I shut down my Netgear wireless ...

I am getting this message for my wireless internet.  I right-click on the
icon (which oddly does NOT have a red X on it) on the bottom right and "View
Available Wireless Networks."  After I choose an available network to connect
to a new bubble pops up which says "one or more ...

could anyone tell me how i find out if my 2 pc's are wireless compaptible as
i am looking at chnaging my broadband connection to wireless but dont know
how or where to find out if they are compatible,  one pc was purchased in
january of this year and the other is about 4 yr old ...

I have a home network consisting of one desktop PC wired to my wireless
router, and two laptops connecting wirelessly.  All can access the internet
without a problem, but I recently tried to set up file sharing between them,
but the laptops cannot "see" the desktop and vice versa ...

Currently running two desktops w/cat5, one laptop w/Cat5 or Wireless and
one laptop wireless only.
What do I need to do regarding the existing Linksys (uninstalling, etc.)
prior to installing the NetGear ?

I have a Netgear router in the basement and sometimes have a hard time
getting a signal two floors up in a small house. I have a spare motorola
wireless router and was wondering if I can extend the range of the basement
router by placing the motorola somewhere on the main floor. ...

I have a home network of 5 computers (XP home addition) using cable modem
and a Linksys router (not wireless). They are not wireless. I wont to change
one computer to wireless and use wireless Xbox 360. Question: Can I plug the
RJ45 coming from my original router, that was going ...

Ok so I am at home on my laptop sitting right next to my router and It
cannot find my wireless network.  My wireless network has been working
for about 2 months now and then all of a sudden today my laptop cannot
detect my wireless or any of my neighbors..