Ok heres my setup...
-I have a computer connected to a wired network in my home
-It conntects to the internet via the wired network
-This computer has a wireless network adapter in addition to the wired one

I've been trying for a couple weeks on trying to get this set up and
haven't been successful with the articles that other threads point to.
I did have it done via ad hoc peer to peer once, but with security
issues, I would prefer to use the router as an access point and then I

I have a Linksys Wireless - G Broadband Router, I can get connected to
my LAN, it shows excellent signal,  but I cannot access the internet.
I would like to know what I should do.
Thank you

I have a home network set up with 3 wired and 1 wireless connection to a
DI-524.  Everything works fine on the network as long as I specify my IP
addresses for all computers connected to the network.  If I let my laptop
auto detect, I will not get any internet on the laptop.  ...

I have a Fujitsu S Series Lifebook laptop and am using a 2Wire 2700 HG-E
Router.
My laptop can detect several wireless networks, but cannot connect to them.
I created one network myself and carefully wrote down the WEP but now when I

I am trying to set up my wireless network to share my ISDN internet
connection to two other computers.  I have set up my network, and as far as I
can tell it is okay because I can share files between computers, but when I
try to set up my internet connection to share, I get the ...

I've used the home networking wizard to share a internet connection and share
folders but it will only share one way, it used to share both ways. I've
already tried the last resort and formatted both PC's and run the network
wizard on both PC's, any idea's ?

when i want to use my wireless conection, windows XP give that message:
"Windows cannot configure this wireless connection
If you have enabled another program to manage this wireless connection, use
that software.

Each time I reboot I loose the check mark in the Wireless Connection Tsb wich
says "use windows to configure my wireless network settings".  The system
says it is connected but I can not connect to the web or view other wireless
networks.

Thanks for your help,
Bill

I've run into a problem with my wireless laptop connection.  Things were
working fine until a few days ago.  My set up is as follows -
I have a cable modem connected to a DLink DI-624 wireless router.  My home
desktop is a LAN connection to the router.  I also have a Compaq laptop ...

Recently purchased and installed Linksys WRT54G. Finally managed to
get the computer (Thinkpad T42/XP-SP2 with internal Intel PCI Wireless
Adaptor) to connect to the router but now when trying to load web
pages browser won't connect (Firefox or IE6). Both browsers try dial-

We have a wired network at our office with multiple computers attached to it.
We have recently purchased a wireless router for a few laptops that require
wireless.  I have hooked the wireless router into the wired router to give it
access (as if I was hooking another computer ...

A relative (100 miles away) has just installed a Netgear DG834GT wireless
modem router.
She can download emails and connect to the email server at her office but
cannot connect to or browse websites.

I am setting up a wireless network. I have a base pc running xp. I have
connected this to a Belkin dsl modem wireless-g router..this in turn is
connected to a belkin wireless g-router. My lap-top connects to the network
ok. And the base PC connects to my broadband ISP ok.