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Hello:
Not sure if this is a hardware or software problem, but the hardware appears
to be working properly, so...
Since upgrading to WIN 2000 from WIN '98, I haven't been able to access the
Internet via IE(v?) or Netscape 7.1. Previously, I've been accessing in my
apartment via a wireless router and my USB wireless adapter.
Since upgrading to WIN 2000, the new OS has loaded my wireless adapter via
Plug-n-Play, and the network is configured and "enabled". The adapter has
connected automatically to our wireless router and is sending and recieving
with a good, strong connection.
However, neither browser will connect to the Internet. In each browser, I
have always had the "proxy" preferences set to "Connect directly to the
Internet" and the LAN settings to "automatically detect proxy settings",
without very many problems. The Internet settings in Control Panel are the
same. The router is working fine and my roommates can access the Internet.
I have tried to MANUALLY configure the connections by changing the
"automatically detect" proxy settings to look for whatever IP and MAC
addresses I could find, with no connection.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Shane
Not sure if this is a hardware or software problem, but the hardware appears
to be working properly, so...
Since upgrading to WIN 2000 from WIN '98, I haven't been able to access the
Internet via IE(v?) or Netscape 7.1. Previously, I've been accessing in my
apartment via a wireless router and my USB wireless adapter.
Since upgrading to WIN 2000, the new OS has loaded my wireless adapter via
Plug-n-Play, and the network is configured and "enabled". The adapter has
connected automatically to our wireless router and is sending and recieving
with a good, strong connection.
However, neither browser will connect to the Internet. In each browser, I
have always had the "proxy" preferences set to "Connect directly to the
Internet" and the LAN settings to "automatically detect proxy settings",
without very many problems. The Internet settings in Control Panel are the
same. The router is working fine and my roommates can access the Internet.
I have tried to MANUALLY configure the connections by changing the
"automatically detect" proxy settings to look for whatever IP and MAC
addresses I could find, with no connection.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Shane