PC's on network cannot view the same site at the same time

= The Belkin Router Utility Might Not have Been Installed Properly.

> To Get Rid of this Issue 1st of all Disable or Uninstall Belkin Router Utility.

- Goto Start > Control Panel > Uninstall Programs

- Select Belkin Router Manager Utility & Uninstall It.

> Now you Have to Remove preferred Networks & Join the wireless Network.

Steps to Remove Preferred Network & Joining the Network

- Windows XP

- Goto Start > Control Panel > Network Connections > Right Click on Wireless Network Connection > Click on Properties > Select Wireless Networks Tab > Under Preferred Networks Box > Select your Wireless Network Name & Click on Remove Button. Close the window

- Right Click on Wireless Network Connection & Click on View Available wireless Networks.



- Wireless Network Connection window will appear. Select the network you wish to connect and click Connect. It will ask you For a Network Key Type in your Password.




> Windows Vista & Windows 7


- Go to Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Click on Manage wireless networks Right click on your wireless Network > Click on Remove Network .


> Connecting to a Wireless Network.

- Goto Network & Sharing Center Click Connect to

- Select your wireless network & click Connect


- It will ask you For a Security Key Type in your Password.


( If you are unable to go online you can try power cycling the router for about 15 seconds. If Even Power cycling doesn't work that means you have to disable WPS option on the Belkin router)

The wireless security of the Belkin must have been enabled. Use a computer wired to the router to access the setup page and get the network key.

In the address bar of your browser, type 192.168.2.1.

By default, leave the password blank.

Once on the setup page of the router, go to Wireless -> Security. You will see the network key here.
On your laptop, view the available wireless networks and you should see your wireless network name or SSID, then when you click connect you have to enter the network key.

I hope this helps!

You need to know the wireless settings on the Dlink router first. To check the wireless settings, you need to use a wired computer to the router.

Then in the address bar of a web browser (Internet explorer or firefox), type 192.168.0.1.

By default, the user name is Admin and leave the password empty.

Go to Wireless Settings. Take note of the following:

1. Enable wireless should be checked.
2. Take note of the wireless network name. You may change this into a unique name so that you can easily determine your own wireless network.
3. Visibility status should be Visible.
4. Under Wireless security mode, it depends on you if you would like to enable it or not. If you would like to enable the security, just select WEP. Then enter the WEP Key 1. This is like a password for your wireless network, use letters from A-F and numbers from 0-9.

Then click Save Settings.

Once the belkin wireless adapter is installed properly on your computer, there are 2 ways to connect to your wireless network.

Either you use the Belkin WLAN monitor or the Wireless network connection (for Windows OS). When you view the available networks or Site survey, you will see the wireless network name on your router. It will prompt you for a network key if wireless security is enabled.

Make sure you enter the WEP key 1 in your router. This is case sensitive.

I hope this helps! Good luck!

On your computer, click "view available networks".
Click to select the SSID that you created for your router.
Click CONNECT.

Are you trying to connect to the wireless network on the laptop ?
It is very simple.
first you will need to make sure that you have all the wireless settings of the network.
Click Here for more info about wireless network connections

turn on your wireless adapter, search wireless network, find yours, connect to it, enter your passphrase and should be ok.

that does seem a long time to connect... is it the wireless connection or getting an IP that is the delay... if it's IP then the network icon in the taskbar will have a moving part to the icon rather than being static... kinda yello ball running along a wire (if ya know what I mean)

try THIS util to see what your signal strength is and if there any other services sharing the same channel. Maybe you need to change the channel of the router?

Hi, As you ave the modem in bridge mode and also it works ine with wired connection just follow the instruction below for wireless
1.Login in to the router - > wireless settings

2.Configure your wireless using SSID and WEP and save settings

3.Laptop : Using windows wireless client configure the client using the same SSID ,WEP as configured in the router(view available wireless network in wireless properties)

(by default OEM wirelesss client takes over the wireless configuration in branded pc.to disable it and use windows wireless client..control panel ->administrative tools -> services -> enabl2 wireless zero configuration)

14.after all configuration shut the desktop,laptop,router,mdm and pwr them in seq..first modem and then router and then your desktop or laptop

Cheers !!!

Consider securing the wireless connection if you have not done so your neighbors MAY be able to utilize your wireless connection and your bandwidth if you do not.

see http://www.fixya.com/support/t281214-wireless_security

Secondly if I understand you you have 4 computers using the router to access the modem connected to your Internet Service Provider; three using wires and one using the wireless. First have youneed to confirm that your internet service provider allows multiple devices to share the connection (which is what your router is trying to do). If so do you have to logon / login to your ISP to access the internet? (This login may be hidden from you in the modem provided by the ISP) Research if it is required to have your router logon to the ISP instead of either one of the computers or the modem in order to support multiple users. If that is the case you will need to determine if your router is capable of performing the logon for you and configure the necessary devices appropriately.

I can possibly help with the above but will need to know your ISP, and the manufacturer and model for your router and wireless card(s) to assist in configuring the components. The manufacturer and model information will also provide a basis for securing the wireless network if desired.

Right click on the network icon in your task bar and click view wireless networks, then when all the networks show delete them all and close the window, next, a pop up will say found wireless connections click the icon again and look for your connection in the list and click connect and enter the pass phrase