Laptop I have linksys as my network. What laptops are compatable to this? Price is a major issue.

Low or poor signal is mainly caused by the following major factors:

• Obstructions
• Interferences

Going Around Physical Obstructions
Wireless networks are also susceptible to obstructions that may lead to low signal. Often, the signal gets reflected, refracted or absorbed by the obstruction.

Common obstructions are:

• Cabinets
• Mirrors
• Glasses
• Metal objects
• Thick walls and ceilings

If you have any of these objects between your wireless adapter and access point, consider relocating your access point somewhere high to get around the obstruction.

Please Check the Adapter on Tivo.com Website.
Some Linksys models are not compatible with Tivo Boxes

double check that your router is not broadcasting in only G, make it reverse compatible. There is a chance that the other laptop may not be G compatible. Also check the security key and make sure it is correct. If your blocking connections by MAC address make sure the MAC of the non functioning computer is added. You may want to delete the current connection settings from the laptop and restart with a fresh wireless connection. I hope this helps. Good luck

Give the default gateway address of your laptop computer in the desktop computer. this will solve your issue.

I would advise you to purchase a Linksys G router, Model # WRT54G2. Works well with Vista and your other laptops will work also.

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If you are having an issue with your wireless at home, try changing the security settings on your router i.e changing the password, or encryption type.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814445

Try this out and see if it isnt the bee's knee's .

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Yes it is compatible, just install the driver that came with the adapter.

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The type of computer doesn't matter, as the protocols are the same. Check your router's dhcp settings, as you may have it set to allow too few IPs to be distributed.

as you have said, configure your router , in a g standard, so that your laptop can access it, becos, your router is emitting, n signal and youy wireless card is capable of receiving only g signals, so reconfig your router, upgrade the latest firmware in the router and check..