I am trying to coonevt to the internet on a 2nd PC using a Belkin 54g
Wireless Network Adaptor. I have set up home network but the connection via
the Belkin fails with "this connection has limited or no connectivity" The
explanation is "the network did not assign a network ...

While visiting my mom, I switched on my laptop and the message popped up "wireless network
found". I discovered it is unprotected but, despite that, I could not make a connection
(it was just a try, no attempt to "steal" anything). For my knowledge, why does this
happen ??

On our second PC I've got a BT Voyager 1050 USB adapter that connects to a
BT wireless modem/router.
Usually the adapter connects and all is well. However sometimes it will not
connect and the diagnostic box says it is not connected. If I unplug the USB

I thought that NetMon used to be an optional "Windows Component" in XP
Setup, but now can't find it there, and it's not listed among the Support
Tools on the CD, and it's not listed in the Windows 2003 Resource Kit Tools
download.

I have just installed a Netgear CE 0560 Router for my local wireless
network:
Desktop (Asus Cross Hair Dual Core Athlon 64FX-2, 2800 MHz)
??

Please can someone help me because I am going mad...
I have been using a wireless network connection with a DI 624+ router for 3
weeks now and its been working perfectly well. For some reason I now cannot
connect or see the network. That said, occasionally I can see the network ...

My home PC is set up on a wireless network (of just my PC).
Recently I have been unable to connect to the internet due to 'Limited or No
Connectivity'.
This problem can be resolved manually every time I login by right clicking

I am having trouble with just two computers on my home netowrk. Sometimes,
when I click "View Workgroup Computers" the computer advises that it is
unable to connect. Other times, the computer can access some of the computers
on the network, but not others. In all cases Internet ...

I have 2 machines, connected thru a router, one wireless, the other wired.
The wireless machine sees the wired machine, sees the shareed drive, & the
folders.
As soon as I try to copy the folder to the wireless machine from the wired

I have an old laptop with Win98 SE which I want to setup for my father,
primarily to surf the net/emails etc while he's living with us.  I was
able to set it up with a D-link DWL G630 wireless adapter. The only
problem is it seems the adapter just supports WEP security which means

I have a Dell Inspiron 600m with an Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG card. I
recently set up a wireless router in my house but my laptop will not detect
any connections.(the rest of the computers and laptops around the house work
fine with the wireless, so it is nothing to do with the ...

I recently bought a Belkin Wireless Universal Range Externder (WURE),
model F5D7132.
I followed the instructions to use it in range extender mode, not
wireless access point mode.  After powering up the WURE and letting it

I am planning to install a couple of WG602 access points, one in an
upstairs
conference room & another in a downstairs waiting area.
My network is currently 192.168.100.xxx & I want to set these up on

is there a way I can see which users are online when I am on line?

Is there anyway to tell when someone unauthorized is on your network?  In my
area I see anywhere from 3 to 5 wireless networks.  All are secured except
one who someone conveniently chose to name "Linksys."  I was always
suspicious of this network as I know information transferred ...