I have a new Assus EEEpc with Windows XP operating system. I have been able to connect through my wireless system (Lynsky's router and modem) to the internet, but I have been unable to connect to my wireless HP printer.

Are You wireless or plugged in?

Wireless:
1. Make sure your wireless card is on ( use the card's utility/program to toggle)
2. Can you see wireless connections available but can't connect to one?
3. Try resetting your router/modem

Plugged in:
1. Make sure both ends of the internet cable are plugged in properly
2. Try resetting your router/modem


Let me know if this helps

Hi.
You are going to need two things for this to work.
First, you need a wireless router, these usually run about $50-$60.
Then after you get the router, you need a wireless usb adapter, so that the xp computer can receive the signal from the router.

Connect the lan cable from the cable modem that is currently attached to the vista computer to the router, then connect a lan cable from the router to the vista computer.

The xp computer is easier.
After you have the router hooked up, just plug the usb adapter into the xp computer, install any software that comes with it, and after it install the drivers it will be able to connect to your router, and have wireless internet.

Make sure that you know the name of your router, that way you are connecting to the right one.

I hope this helps you out, and have a good day.

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Wireless connections have a lot in common so here is a link that will give you the general configurations for a wireless Router to PC. Keep in mind that you will need to configure both the computer and the router in two separate steps. That is why it is best to use the setup disk that normally comes with a new piece of equipment and the cables.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/setup/wireless.mspx

Also keep in mind that the equipment should be matched or designed to work with the other equipment. You will have some kind of a modem either a cable modem or internal modem or external modem that the router will have to connect to.

It is best to allow your own Internet Service Provider to set up the connections. They may not be able to support the configuration if you do not purchase it from them and then you will need to do-it-yourself.

Here are the links for configuring the computer with the different operating systems

Win XP http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/wlan_client_configure.mspx?mfr=true
Win Vista
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Setting-up-a-wireless-network
Win7
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Setting-up-a-wireless-network



I hope this was useful and please comment if this was helpful to you.

Thank you for using FixYa

Wireless connections have a lot in common so here is a link that will give you the general configurations for a wireless Router to PC. Keep in mind that you will need to configure both the computer and the router in two separate steps. That is why it is best to use the setup disk that normally comes with a new piece of equipment and the cables.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/setup/wireless.mspx

Also keep in mind that the equipment should be matched or designed to work with the other equipment. You will have some kind of a modem either a cable modem or internal modem or external modem that the router will have to connect to.

It is best to allow your own Internet Service Provider to set up the connections. They may not be able to support the configuration if you do not purchase it from them and then you will need to do-it-yourself.

Here are the links for configuring the computer with the different operating systems

Win XP http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/wlan_client_configure.mspx?mfr=true
Win Vista
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Setting-up-a-wireless-network
Win7
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Setting-up-a-wireless-network


I hope this was useful and please comment if this was helpful to you.

Please answer the following probing questions.

a. what is the model number of your modem and your router?

b. Are you trying to get the router to work behind the modem to have a wireless network?

c. What is the operating system of the computer that can be used for this setup? (Eg. windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, MAC OS, Linux)

Do a google search on ada32 and download it.

Comp-Doctor

i dont know what internet service you have but what you should do is unplug your router and your modem then plug in your router first then plug your modem give your router time to find the ip address

To test it whether the signal is too weak or not, take your laptop closer to where the router is and try to connect that way. If it does connect then the wireless signal from the router is too weak in which case get a range expander or purchase a router with extended range.

Depending on the operating system that you are running, and if you have the appropriate wireless cards, you should be able to do this either with or without the modem. If you have the modem connected to one computer, and wireless cards on both computers, then your best option would be to just connect directly from one computer to the next. If you can tell me the answers to these few questions, I can help you get on the right path.

What operating system are you running? Windows XP? Vista? Macintosh?

Do both of your computers have wireless network cards? If not, then which computers have the wireless network, and which computer has the modem?