Hi all,
I have typed a lot but I don't think the problem is as hard as it looks. I have a Linksys wireless router(WRT54G). I have had one computer running windows xp pro with a linksys wireless adapter(WMP54G) that has always connected up just fine. I also have a linksys wireless print server(WPS54GU2) that receives an IP no problem and I can print wirelessly just fine. Now for the problem. I have recently built another computer out of parts and acquired a D-Link wireless adapter (DWL-520)for it to connect to my little network wirelessly along with everything else. The problem is that I cannot get this computer that I built to connect. I'm running a 64 bit WEP. I will enter the network key and it will connect for about 30 seconds as soon as its turned on and then will lose its connection. It still sees the network and when I select the network and hit connect it just sits there unconnected. It will connect and disconnect for awhile and then eventually connect but will have an error saying it cannot obtain its ip address from the router and thats where it stops. I'm thinking that if I just get a Linksys adapter instead of the DLink it might work. Any help will be greatly appriciated.
Thanks
Terry
I have typed a lot but I don't think the problem is as hard as it looks. I have a Linksys wireless router(WRT54G). I have had one computer running windows xp pro with a linksys wireless adapter(WMP54G) that has always connected up just fine. I also have a linksys wireless print server(WPS54GU2) that receives an IP no problem and I can print wirelessly just fine. Now for the problem. I have recently built another computer out of parts and acquired a D-Link wireless adapter (DWL-520)for it to connect to my little network wirelessly along with everything else. The problem is that I cannot get this computer that I built to connect. I'm running a 64 bit WEP. I will enter the network key and it will connect for about 30 seconds as soon as its turned on and then will lose its connection. It still sees the network and when I select the network and hit connect it just sits there unconnected. It will connect and disconnect for awhile and then eventually connect but will have an error saying it cannot obtain its ip address from the router and thats where it stops. I'm thinking that if I just get a Linksys adapter instead of the DLink it might work. Any help will be greatly appriciated.
Thanks
Terry