My wireless adaptor will not connect to a web page

Connect a LAN cable from the Linksys to the LAN port on yourcomputer, open a browser and enter the Linksys configuration URL -
http://192.168.1.1
The default login = admin
The default PW = admin
You can now change the admin password and configure the wireless settings.

To secure your wireless network from unauthorized access,please click on this link and follow my instructions :-http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

Hi tabua/rob,

When you try to connect to your wireless network, you will be prompted for the password. Please note that this password is to authenticate you to connect to your wireless network. You need to log into the router from a computer which is connected to the router with an ethernet cable to find this password from the router's web interface.

1. From the hardwired computer (If you don't have one, you may have to connect your computer to the WRT320N with an ethernet cable on one of the 4 ethernet ports).
2. The default ip address of linksys routers is 192.168.1.1. You could access the router's setup page by typing http://192.168.1.1 in your web browser.
3. Please leave username blank. Enter "admin" in the password field (But without quotes)
4. You should be logged into the router's setup page.
5. Click on the "Wireless" tab. You may find "Wireless Security" just below it. Click on it.
6. You should be able to find your wireless password here. If you are using WPA security, then you need to note down the "Pre-shared key" value from this page. If you are using WEP security, then you have to note down "Key 1" value. This will be your password for your wireless network.
7. Then try to connect to your wireless network from your wireless computer. Enter the password, which you have noted in step 6, when prompted. WRT320N should recognize you and allow you to connect wirelessly, provided the password is correct.

I hope this helps you. Kindly rate my solution, if it does.

Thanks

your router has a driver cd..try to run it and set up it again in the installation process you will be prompt to insert security for your wireless lan...create your passsword and your wi-fi will be secured...
just remember your your password so that you can connect to it...

If you connect the computer to the router with the cable , does it
work ? If yes then
That means the wired connection is OK.
Open the set up page of the router check the
wireless settings of the router.
I think your network is secured and you are not
typing the correct network key.
just open the router set up and check the wireless
settings .
Click Here for step by step solution

You want to secure the wireless network.
Is there any computer connected to the router with the Ethernet cable?
If not then you will need to connect the computer to the router with the cable.
Check the IP address on the computer. Open the router set up page.
Once you open the set up page, you will find the option to make it secured

Click Here for step by step instructions

hi,
ok sir i got it if the wireless network is detected then try and connect and the if it doesnt connect try and connect in safe mode with networking sometimes wireless doesnt work in safe mode,but still try that,uninstall and reinstall the wireless driver for adaptor and then open the gui page(router page with the default gateway page and then change the wireless channels and also turn off the firewall,and from the start,all programme turn on the wireless adaptor utility and then start the services of wireless zero configuration from services.msc.....then if it is connected with the ehternet cable,then what u can do is that go to the router page and then also put a check in the let the windows controll the wireless network......and it will definately work and if it doesnt work then reinstall the operating system......good luck...

if it is a little bit also helpful pls.rate this soultion for me pls.....

To configure the wireless router it is recommended the it is connected directly to router.
Please follow these steps to fix your issue

1. Reset the router using reset button on the back of the NBG334W router
2. Configure or change the laptop ehternet adaptor setting to "Obtain IP address automatically.
3 connect laptop and router using ethernet cable. check the ip address using ipconfig command in DOS prompt. If IP address is 0.0.0.0 or 169.X..X..X run command
ipconfig /release
ipconfig/ renew

best way restart the computer

4. if you still have issue in getting ip address double check ethernet cable and try reseting the router again.

5. Still problem persist install new firmware on the router. you can download router firmware from
http://www.zyxel.com/web/support_download_list.php?indexflag=20040906164737&ModelIndexflags=0,420070320142921

Please vote if this information is helpful in resolving your issue

1. ensure that a wireless connection is created in control panel on the pc, it may not even be attempting to connect
2. ensure that the router wireless is turned ON, it may have been turned off as a security measure when no wireless pcs were used
3. The security settings on the adaptor may be set to the office network and locked
   wep password at home is different or not enabled, so the secured adaptor will not connect.
   

make any changes from a cable connected pc (no chance of data loss)
access the routers settings page and check the settings,
then ensure the adaptor rom if present is set to the same settings

This is possibly caused by your firewall or the wireless security (wpa/wep) on the router if you have set it up.
First of all, if you can connect to the internet via a cabled connection the problem is going to be with the way you've set the router up.
If you've setup wireless security on the router, have you also set it up for your wireless adaptor?.
I suggest you try to connect to the internet via cable to start with, if this works try to connect wirelessly with your firewall off.
If all else fails start from the beginning again.

If you are having trouble connecting to a configuring your wireless router it is generally something simple. These are the most common reasons.
Is your computer WiFi enabled (does it have an adaptor)?
Is the login information entered correctly?
Are you using a firewall?
Are you using connection profile software (many times this is installed when you install a new adaptor)?
Are you adaptor drivers uptodate?
Is your operating system up todate?

More detailed troubleshooting steps:
Does your computer 'see' the network?
Does it see the signal? If it does are you pulling a valid IP address (192.168.X.X)? Also known as connected, no surf.
Check your Internet connection with a another computer.
Check for firewalls or security software.
Are parental controls turned on (controled through your browser or firewall)?
Check your browser.
Try to completely re-move and re-create the connection.

The computer 'sees' the signal but does not pull a valid IP address.
Are the WEP Key and SSID entered correctly?
Try to completely re-move and re-create the connection.
Are you using connection profile software?
Check for firewalls or security software.
Check the adaptor Configuration.
Up-date the adaptor drivers.
Check the adaptor.

The computer does not 'see' the signal at all.
Try from differant locations in the park.
Are you using connection profile software?
Check for firewalls or security software.
Check the adaptor Configuration.
Up-date the adaptor drivers.
Check the adaptor.

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   Wireless Configuration for Windows XP

802.11b technology enables computers equipped with Wireless LAN cards to join a wireless network. Follow these steps to configure your PC with Windows XP to use its wireless card. You may use the links below to jump directly to a particular step in the setup process.
Verify that the Wireless hardware is working.
Verify that your Wireless card is registered with DHCP.
Configure TCP/IP to use your Wireless connection.
Configure your Wireless card to use the University Infrastructure.
Test your connection.

Verify that your Wireless card is registered with DHCP

Generally speaking, you will not need to register your card for DHCP. Instead, order for you to access the internet from your wireless card, you will first have to authenticate via a web page. This page will automatically launch if you have not authenticated. However, there may be some locations that still use the DHCP method for determining whether or not you are able to access the internet.

If you are not sure what areas are not configured for using the authentication method and which are not, you can register your card for DHCP service. It is free, and will not adversely effect other wireless services. There are online directions (http://www.umn.edu/adcs/network/dhcp.html) for registering your card with NTS. You will be asked to enter the MAC address for your card. Keep in mind that it takes 1-3 hours after you submit the form for the registration to take effect.

Configure TCP/IP to use your Wireless connection

The TCP/IP protocol is used to connect your computer to the Internet. The ethernet install instructions should have guided you through the installation and configuration of TCP/IP for your operating system. You may wish to refer to those instructions again. Make sure you set the card up to use DHCP.

Configure Wireless Card to use the University Infrastructure

Windows XP has changed much of how a connection is made. This is true whether it is a wireless connection or any other connection. This change has made it somewhat simpler to access the wireless network. However, for those unfamiliar with this new way of doing things, configuring the wireless card can be a bit troublesome. The first thing you will need to find is the "Properties" of your "Network Connections" The simplest way to get to this location is to right click on the "My Network Places" icon and select properties.



You may notice that there is an "X" next to your wireless connection. This is expected. It shows that your wireless card is properly installed, but you have not as yet connected to a wireless network. You need to right click on the wireless network icon, and select "View Available Wireless Networks"



You should see a list of available wireless networks. If you do not see "UofM Wireless" then you need to get into range of a University Wireless Access Point such as one by a kiosk.



In some instances, you may be using "Wire Equivalent Privacy" or WEP in some special cases. The University infrastructure does not implement WEP, thus you will be informed that the wireless connection is not secure. If you select "Allow me to connect..." you will then be connected to the University's wireless system.



It may do some things, but an icon in the lower right hand corner of your desktop should eventually appear stating that you are connected.



You are now ready to authenticate to the University's Wireless system. If you have set your connection up for DHCP, you should be able to browse the internet at any of the wireless area networks around campus.

Test your Wireless connection

To test the TCP/IP protocol, open your web browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape). You should see the wireless authentication page come up. If not, verify that your wireless card is working properly. (See the first step in this document).



NOTE: Even if you are planning on using another internet resource such as SSH or other service, you will still need to launch a web browser first and authenticate. After authentication, you will be able to access those other internet programs as you would normally.

If you have other Networking cards, you may want to remove them. The system will try to use all Network cards bound to TCP/IP. If a network card exists, but isn't attached to the network, it may try using that card to access the Internet.

You can type "ipconfig /Release" and "ipconfig /Renew" at a command window on Windows XP machines. This will attempt to communicate to the DHCP server. If an IP address is available, you will be assigned one quickly. If not, then the AP may be having problems, and you should try another location. If it works at another location, please contact the helpline about the problem. (612)301-HELP