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Need Help! Cant get wireless to work

Discussion in 'Community Broadband & Computers' started by sri_n, Oct 8, 2008.

  1. sri_n

    sri_n Member

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    I had to nuke and pave my desktop recently, and now I cannot get my wireless adapter to talk to my router. All's well with wired connections.

    It looks like the adapter can connect to the router - I have a good signal and all that, but no traffic. After a few seconds of connecting I get the "Limited or No Connectivity" status.

    It was working fine before the nuke. Not much help from the netgear forums. Using a netgear USB adapter(802.11g), and Dlink router (802.11b). Other machines work fine with the router, so I know it is not a router issue.

    I'm running Win XP Pro w/ SP3.

    Any suggestions?

    thanks!

    Sri.
     
  2. sri_n

    sri_n Member

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    hmm... scratch that - I just got it to work. All I did was I removed the adapter's MAC address from the MAC filter list, re-added it, and it seems to work fine now. Wierd.

    Admins - feel free to delete thread.
     
  3. Kaosdad

    Kaosdad Will work for Rum

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    Ah computers. Truly the work of the devil!
     
  4. Villager

    Villager Ashburn Village Resident

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    Isn't it always some idiotic little thing that drives you nuts for hours on end????
     
  5. sri_n

    sri_n Member

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    yep, always (well, almost).
     

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