Does installation of a wireless ouse reequire using a port?

Please check the port of keyboard / mouse if its / usb-port then try some other port if other then use connector to DB port sure after transferring keyboard / mouse please restart device or system otherwise install required software for wireless devices

Routers usually don't need installation disks unless you are using the USB port. Connect the yellow ethernet port your modem, and then one of the "Wired" ports to a computer. If it goes well you should be able to get it work. To setup the wireless, google search "F7D4302 setup wireless". The first link that comes up will let you download the manual.

You will need to uninstall the drivers for USB ports and re-install the drivers. (again drivers for USB ready to use ports, but not wireless modem.)

some times files from drivers are missing for USB port (Through Motherboard).

Once you are done with the re-installation it will be done.

Unplug the usb receiver and reboot pc use wired mouse then insert usb again should pick it up in win7 if not run cd again to install drivers.

same kinda happened to me all you need to do is hold sinc on the wii, bar (if wireless) and controller as it is turning on

Are you attempting to do this with your computer?? You need the sync cable to connect your player to your computer. You also need to use a program like itunes or windows media player. If your computer recognizes your device, it will install the drivers automatically. You then drag and drop files ousing the programs I mentioned earlier

in command window try
ipconfig /release
then
ipconfig /renew
to pull a new ip
then try
ping www.google.com
to check if you can resolve hostnames
also try
ipconfig /flushdns
to clear old dns entries.
can also try disabling unused internet adapters, in case there's a conflict

it's usually print screeen twice then escape to lock it

Try another usb port, preferably usb 2.0 port. Sometimes ports will not recognize devices. With the cd in the drive, it should automatically install. Then you should restart and start using your wireless adapter.

Connect the LAN port on the Barricade to the WAN port on your wireless router. The Barricade should be "plug-and-play",
i.e., no need to configure it. Similarly, the WAN port on the wireless-router is plug-and-play, so it should automatically get an IP-address from the Barricade.

Use an Ethernet cable to connect the network-port on your computer to one of the LAN ports on the router.
Then, start Internet Explorer, and connect to the web-server "inside" the router. Run the "Wired Network Setup Wizard", and then the "Wireless Network Setup Wizard". When you're done, then your "wireless" device(s) (iPod Touch, laptop, XBox360) should be able to make a wireless connection.

Note: no need for any CDs to "install" anything.