Chaky

Ok, I can't figure it out, please someone else help if you know what to do. I have a Linksys Wireless G Router and Wireless G USB network adapter. My host computer is using Windows XP and there is no problems. My downstairs computer, which I'm trying to connect to the internet, is running on Windows ME. My problem is, the client computer downstairs IS recieving a signal from the Router just fine, but I cannot get the internet! I've tryed setting it up in Internet Options under Tools, tried setting it up using XP's wireless networking program setup thingy for when your setting up a wireless network. Nothing works. And I'll state the problem again. Windows ME computer is recieving a signal from the Router, but I can't get the internet to work. Its not Windows XP firewall upstairs, because we've tried that. Also, a friend of mine brought his laptop over, and connected to my router in like 3 seconds, and was playing WoW and going on the internet. I've lost almost all for this computer. I believe the problem is dealing with my OS, so please someone help!

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robin_bga

Hi,
As far as am concerned, that is a frequency problem so what u do is setup,so what u do is go to http://router ip/Wireless_Basic.asp then change the ¨wireless network mode -> mixed¨.Then, change the wireless mode settings of the card to auto mode, it could be in a low bandwidth.

Cheers
RObin

waterhead

Not to sound too sarcastic, but dump Windows ME and install Linux!

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budman7

Is there a linux version on this computer?

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ryan19604

I agree... why would anyone be using ME. scrap that peice of s**t OS and throw linux on there asap