I have a desktop HP connected to internet Broadband service via a "2wire" router thru my Windstream phone account. I have a Dell laptop that I'm able to use with the wireless connection throughout the house. Now I have new Panasonic 54" G25 Viera TV in another room, that I want to wireless connect to that desktop/router service with a Wireless adapter, so I can access things like NETFLIX movies. I bought a NETGEAR WNDA3100v2 Wireless-N Dual Band adapter. Installed software on the desktop, took adapter to the Panasonic, inserted,and did network setup for wireless, configured the connection. The Connection test and signal test seemed successful. Then I used TV remote and chose Menu to select PC. thinking I would see the PC screen, but nothing happens, It only shows "no signal"! I suspect that I did something wrong with the Netgear install on the desktop. The install wizard showed my one wireless network choise, but I was confused by the choices that I had to make for the rest of the setup. When I thought all was successfully install, the Netgear wizard didn't seem to show that there was a connection as in the example. Maybe I just don't understand that part of the process. I've uninstalled the sofwatre twice and reinstalled, but still the same. Help.

Hi
Since your phone connects to Facebook, you have valid Facebook account.
So - does the computer access the internet OK, If so then it would appear to be a username/password, firewall or anti-vrus software issue.
Does your phone connect to Facebook over a WiFi internet connection - eg from your BT HomeHub or other router, or via mobile Broadband (3g - 4g). If its via a WiFi connection/router then you need to check that the phone adn computer Wifi settings are the same.
Cheers

SETTING UP A BROADBAND CONNECTION
First you need to decide what type of broadband andInternet service you require and these are -
1. DSL that uses your existing telephone line.
2. Cable that uses a cable service and can include a cable TV service.
3. A wireless 3G network which uses the mobile/cell phone network and can beseparate or combine with your cell phone account
Note - Combined services generally offer discount pricing and may include amodem/wireless router.

If you use a wireless router with the DSL or Cable Internet service and yourlaptop has a wireless card then you can also connect to the Internet at WiFihot spots like McDonalds, Star Bucks, the Airport etc.
If you use the wireless 3G wireless broadband service, then you can access theInternet anywhere where your ISP has 3G wireless coverage. You need to checkthe service coverage area where you need Internet service.
Once you decide what type of broadband your require, then you need to checkwith the various Internet Service providers to see if they can offer and thecost of the various plans.
Note the download limits and the associated additional costs if you exceed themonthly download limits. Once you sign up with a Internet Service provider,their documentation will include setting up instructions and/or installationCD.

To connect to the Internet, certain hardware and services are needed, which are listed below. Without any one of these items, connection to the Internet is not possible.

• Broadband Internet Service (also known as Internet Service Providers or ISP) - Telephone companies (also known as DSL, which uses a telephone line) and cable TV companies usually offer Internet service.
  
  
• Broadband Modem - Normally, a broadband modem can be rented or purchased from the ISP.
  
  
• Computer with a Network Adapter - This is usually a device located inside the computer.
  
  
• Broadband Router - A router is used to connect all of your computers to the network (but is not needed for a single computer). The router also provides a way to connect to the Internet through the Broadband Modem.
  

If you have a wireless router and it is connected to the DSLor cable modem then - To connect to your wireless router, the router needsits wireless settings to be configured with the SSID, encryption key etc., alsothe wireless cards in all the laptops/computers needs to be configured withthese router's wireless settings. Then the laptops/desktop computers cancommunicate with your wireless router and access the Internet via the DSL or cable modem.

You can install a either a 4 jack wireless router( cost about $25). This will allow you to either cable 4 PC's or connect your PC's via the wireless feature. The instructions that come with the wireless router will give you installation instructions (it's fairlly easy). Make sure you secure your network with at least WEP security.
Let me know if you need more help.

run the telephone line from your modem into the wall jack. From the modem connect a network cable (cat5) into the back ( via the uplink port) of your linksys router . Your router can now route the IP from the modem.

Hello dstoller,
You description is very confusing to sort exactly what is or isn't happening.Let me try to sort out what you have:

You have a Laptop

You have a Desktop

Desktop has a printer attached

You have a DSL modem with a wireless router

Laptop via ethernet: Good

Laptop via wireless: Not Good?

Desktop via wireless: Good

Not sure exactly what you are needing help with...


- Vincent

Still not sure what

You will need to modify the router configuration rather than the adapter to setup port forwarding. Normally Network Address Translation (NAT) will allow most of your services to connect without issue.

You can go for a wireless router, so that you can access internet anywhere in your house, ,

This is a common problem with linkys wireless g routers, as you say that you modem works fine with usb..no problem with your isp, so go head and first upgrade the routers latest firmware..reset and reconfig your roter your issue will get fixed..try it out.