Fix resolve wireless conectivity problem

try uninstall and resintall back the driver.
you can purchase a WiFi USB adapter which is more reliable.

Replace wireless card if you do diagnostic on card and it fails in device management.

Hi Ok lets resolve your problem

the problem you have with your connection is wireless issues:

1. go to setup page Belkin 192.168.2.1 in browser Explorer
2. change your security mode to 64bit WEP
3. if your security mode is allready 64bit WEP change again your SSID and passwird

Ok that is the solution for this problem.

Any questions etme know.

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Generally you get this indication when your system has auto-assigned itself a APIPA IP addres (Automatic Private Internet Protocol Address) where the system was unable to get an IP address from the DHCP server.
To resolve, right click the wireless network connection, Click Troubleshoot Problems to Diagnose and Repair the connection

1 make sure wireless is on the laptop.
2. make sure your wireless router is brodcasting the signal.
3 search for your wireless router with the laptop.
4. if it finds it click conect.
5. if it ask for a wep key you must then find this on a computer conected to the wireless modem. it will be inside the modem configuration page.
6 enter key and press conect.

hard to explain it all but try that, or give me your msn or skype and ill talk you though it.

Hi,

This method will hard reset the wireless drivers back to default settings, but before you perform this remove power from the modem and router for 2 minutes reconnect power and wait another 2 minutes for them to settle down.

Right click "computer" select "manage" and then "device manager", a list will populate, then click on the + sign next to "network adapters" and right click on the wireless adapter and "uninstall" the device, reboot the PC and wait for windows to detect the wireless card and install the drivers for it, this will appear in the system tray (bottom right hand side) when its done try to connect again.


Good luck.

I had a similar problem. D-Link could not resolve it over the phone. Firmware update didn't help. D-Link would not admit that the unit might be defective, so I could not resolve the issue. Recommendation: never buy D-Link again.

It's a wireless interference problem. To resolve that, you must change the router's wireless channel by logging in to the router's admin page http://192.168.2.1 you can change it under the Wireless tab. Set the channel to 11 and save the changes. Try to power cycle the router after that.

TRY THIS:


call in your provider to change the ssid and the network key

[all computers will be disconnected]

and then try to reconnect them one by one to the new ssid or network name

this should resolve the issue

always make sure that the wireless properties are okay and the same as the router


also check the device manager: network adapters if they are properly installed and no errors on the icon for the adapters. for windows OS[]

wat is the make and model of the router?
try to upgrade the firmware on router to resolve wireless problems