Asus Eee PC wireless connection pending

You may be choosing the wrong encryption method. For instance your entering your wireless key (WEP) and you have it set on (PSA, WPA). Make sure those settings match. Also you may have an IP conflict which is resolved by setting up a static ip. If the encryption methods match and you need help with a static IP let me know

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I had the same pending issues as everyone else. I have an Actiontech router using WPA shared key encryption. I solved my problem by broadcasting my SSID network id. I believe the wifi software is at fault and it does not search for wifi signals that have the SSID disabled. I hope this tip helps.

Failed to access the wireless network


Linux:

1. When booting up your Eee PC, press "F2" to enter BIOS setting==>[Advanced]==>[Onboard Device]==>Set "WLAN" as "enable"==>press "F10" to save the setting.

2. Press Fn +F2 to activate the wireless LAN function

3. Select the wireless access point from the list

4. Set the router/AP properly

5. Using the F9 function to Restore the system for a try.

6. If it is a hardware related problem, please contact the local service center.



XP:

1. When booting up your Eee PC, press "F2" to enter BIOS setting==>[Advanced]==>[Onboard Device]==>Set "WLAN" as "enable"==>press "F10" to save the setting.

2. Press Fn +F2 to activate the wireless LAN function

3. Select the wireless access point from the list

4. Set the router/AP properly

5. Please reinstall the wireless LAN driver

6. Using the support DVD or hard disk partition (requires a recovery partition) to restore the system for a try.

7. If it is a hardware related problem, please contact the local service center.

I suggest thatt you connect directly to your modem using the LAN Blue cable and do an update on your system this can be found " How to do in your User Manual " If you are using original Operating System or if you are using Mandriva 2008 do an update this may fix anyknown glitches in the system
Also on boot up press F2 Key to get into your BIOS ( Built in Operating System and make sure that the wirless is enabled sometime this is not by default and Thirdly make sure that the Wreless Little Blue Light is on You can check this in your Manual too but this is only a switch and if it isnt enabled in your Bios it wont work
Hope this helps
I have had one of these computers for a year and a half and it works great and is really handy Bye for now
Gary

that won't work then as the wireless on the asus would have to be at least an N standard as well.

Robert