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Re: Having a problem with my d-link DW 110 wireless...
Have you got an IP address? how is your internet setup (wifi, Modem) if wifi have you put the correct SSID in. Can you see your SSID (name of your network)
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Sorry I don't have a solution - but am experiencing the exact same problem! The D-Link Connection wizard tells me "Wireless adapter not found! Please insert it now." when it is already installed, inserted and picking up signals well. Just disconnects from the internet after a second or two every time.
Did you find any solution that could help? I'd love to hear it!
I'm afraid your only option is to get the drivers one way or the other before you can connect to the internet or the network.
What I recommend is simply downloading the drivers from another computer that has access to the internet and transfering the driver package with a USB key or an other portable storage device.
yes, from the network connections page right click on the network card that you use to connect to the internet. select properties. go to the advanced tab and enable network connection sharing. (it will say something similar to "share my internet connection with other computers on the network" varies slightly with diferent versions of windows)
In the simplest terms buy a longer ethernet cable or multiple ethernet cables and route them to several preferred areas.
However believing you probably would like to connect wirelessly
If your laptop has a built-in network card and originally came with Vista you may need to configure the network adapter and/or the router appropriately. There are often user guides for the both the adapter and router that will assist.
If your laptop has an built-in wireless adapter and you upgraded to Vista you should check the manufacturers website using support or drivers links to see if they have Vista software/drivers to support your built-in wireless adapter. IF not you may want to consider the purchase of a compatible add-on wireless adapter as noted below. And perform the appropriate configuration(s) as noted above.
Likewise if your laptop does not have a wireless adapter you may wish to consider purchasing an adapter. Care must be taken that the adapter is compatible with your computer, your operating system (Vista) and your wireless router (apparently WBR-1310).
here is a link to a full layout on how to do wireless with Linux and HP. Good luck on your project: http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/
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