I have two PC's running XP on one and home on the other.
Both PC's have NAV and Norton Internet security installed.
My internet connection goes from the Modem to a Belkin Wireless G Router,
the two PC's are connected via Wireless G USB Network adapters, the PC's are

I just thought, I'd update everyone here, as I was able to correct the
problem. When I connected the network, I was told that I had the same IP
address, as someone on my network.  I had looked into it, and after repeated
tries, was able to find what was happening. I'm sorry, if ...

I am trying to set up a network for a small business, but I can’t seem to get
is to work. I have tried everything I can think of and been unsuccessful. I
am hoping that someone here will be able to think of something I have missed.
    We have 2 brand new computers running XP ...

I’m currently staying in a hotel that has free wireless. However, it’s
unsecured and so I use it but with some concern. I have a firewall, virus
checker and intrusion detection. (In fact, one time when I logged on it told
me it intercepted a possible attack). So my questions are ...

Problems sharing a wireless network connection
I have had my wireless network setup now for about 18 months with no
problems. (Two machines - one connected via LAN and one wireless).
However, I've introduced two new computers recently and now I've

Hi,
I just bought a new loptop with wireless etc but I'm having trouble
connecting to the internet. I am able to connect to a public wireless network
but when I click on internet explorer it gives me all that 'unable to display

Just put  Vista RC2 my box and my wireless adapter doesn't have drivers. Are
they're any USB wireless cards that will work in vista?

Search for Devices looks for Bluetooth devices – but how many devices
can it found – for an example if there is about 50 devices (10 meters
from computer) will it display all 50 devices, and I can choose the
device I want to connect?

I have connected to a WEP, with internet/e-mail/server access all working OK,
but the wireless connection icon in the tray shows I am not connected.  When
I right click on the icon, and select "View Available Networks" it says there
are none.

Just for info to the bug-fixing-Team:
- WLAN with Vista doesn´t work with DHCP
- WLAN with Vista with manual configuration (without DHCP) works.
WLAN-configuration:

I've set up a network connection for XP before but why do I receive an error
message about the length of the encrypted pass phrase when I  try to logon to
a secure network from a laptop that has XP PRO???
All of the other users on the home network can access it using XP Home...

I have an extra router (SMC_WBR14G) that I want to use as a repeater to
extend my home network range.  Its manual says that to do so I have to:
To establish a WDS connection between access points, follow
the steps below.

I have an existing wireless network working well.  I'm trying to connect a
new laptop to it.  The network shows up.  I put in my password and it just
shows 'Acquiring Network Connction' forever.  Any suggestions?  It is a
compaq presario laptop.

recently my dell laptop with intel proset wireless has been unable to open
web pages untill i turn 'radio' off then on again, even though i can still
receive emails via outlook, it says i am connected with a excellent signal. I
got an error report of 'intel framework mfc ...

I have a cable modem (charter), and wireless netgear router, and two wireless
computers (desktop and laptop) connected to the router. I can surf the net
from both computers.
Now I'd like to network the two computers, so I can share files between the