Can i know the solution for the aquiring network address problem

Try to reboot BOTH devices, remove power from Both devices and reboot. I'm not sure what a ne10 is? The "aquiring network adress" is it's try to aquire the IP address. If you power everthing down it should reset everything. You question isn't very clear. I don't know what "IT' is? "when i try to connect "it" to my web cube "it" just says aquiring network adress how do i get "it" to work properly please"?

From ur laptop click "Start" then "Connect to" then "wireless network connection" then "view wireless networks" Your signal is probably the strongest one. Double click on it and it should aquire the network address automatically. Your in business!

it seems that the access point is not set to assign IP automatically try adding IP address maunally

i want to down load the mother board drivers and utilities c.d,how will down load

you just need to check if it has gat drivers i would advice you download via google and install.to your success .

How many DHCP devices are there on the network?
There should be only one. Try disabling the DHCP in your device, then your neighbours router should issue IP addresses and all will be ok.

Try typing another website on the address bar.

Try checking on your router advaced setting make sure that Mac filtering is off under network filter.

Make sure all other settting on the advaced setting are also in default setting.

This sounds to be a compatibility issue with either the wireless software or wireless card. Check to see if there are any updated drivers for the wireless card at IBM's support site. If there aren't any or the card still doesn't work after the updated drivers are installed, then you might try a different/newer internal wireless card, or a universal external wireless card for use with your home system.

If that is the report that the laptop gives for an IP address, then you have to change the IP address settings.
Go into your network settings, and tell it to automatically aquire an address, and DNS.
Once you click OK, it should sense the DCHP from the router.
If the IP is already set to automatically aquire, then the router needs to be reset to factory defaults. That should put you back to the 192.168.2.xxx settings.

It sounds like the driver for the USB network device is not loaded correctly. So, you'll need to reinstall it from scratch. Unplug everything, install the software, then reattach the usb cable to the PC.

The other thing is, did you DISABLE the network adapter that was already in your PC when you added the USB network adapter? If not, you need to do that. If they are both active but only one is connected, the system could still be trying to use the other network adapter and tying up the resources in the process.