Installing a wireless router

You can configure the wireless router from unauthorized access by connect a LAN cable from the computer to the router and open a browser and enter the router's configuration URL IP address.
To secure your wireless network from unauthorized access please click on this link and follow my instructions :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

You probably need to open cd folder from computer in start menu

You need installation disc, if you have lost the CD, than go to this site Driver Update Software for XP Vista 7 8 and download their update tool. I hope I helped.
Micky

Sometimes this problem occures when you install a later model wireless router.
Try installing the latest Wireless card driver on the XP computer and the LAN card drivers on the other computers except the MAC.

*check wheather connections are connected properly(net is connected)

*restart ur belkin wireless g router and try again

*try with another cd

Brochure here.
http://www.dsl-warehouse.co.uk/product.asp?pr=DG834G-WG511

And all the installation instructions here.

http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/DG834Gv3.asp

If you need more help let me know.

Cheers

Yes, there are many ways to set up the modem - the instruction are for the "most" successful installation - To make it the easiest on you, do what the cd that came with it says.

For installing a wireless printer on Windows XP, wireless router is an essential device.

Follow the recommended steps mentioned on the installation CD of the router, and set-up a wireless network.

Since several computers or laptops will access the printer, it0 1is recommended to connect the wireless printer to the main computer through the USB port.

To begin the installation process on Windows XP, access the network setting in the Control Panel, and activate the file and printer sharing option in the LAN setting.

This will allow the operating system to recognize the availability of a wireless printer.

Now, click the Start button, go to Devices and Printers, select Add a Printer option.

Click the second option- Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer.

The computer will search for available printer and reflect it on the screen.

Click Finish; and the printer is ready to begin the printing process.

Does your laptop have built-in wireless?

If so it has an on/off switch so you can use it in planes. Have you turned it on?

Using the following link for instructions
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ipconfig-IP-Configuration-in-Windows-Vista-55975.shtml

execute the command (one space before /)

ipconfig /all

Record the following

• IP Address
• Subnet Mask ---------(wired should match wireless)
  
• Default Gateway ----(wired should match wireless)
  
• DNS Address(es) ---(wired should match wireless)
  

Using the same command window then this command (replace the 192.168.2.1 with the default gateway from ipconfig if different)

ping 192.168.2.1

this should display 4 messages with elapsed times if it works and 4 timeout messages if it fails.

Once when wired and once when wireless
-- from what you have said the wired answers should be right
------ we are going to compare to wireless to look for problems
-- tell me the differences between the two displays
-- you will need to write down the results from each pass

If the switch issue does not solve the problem the above information should allow me to determine what is wrong.

Routers don't actually have drivers. Linksys provides some software that can make the installation a bit easier, but no driver is required (or exists).

The Linksys website has some good instructions on installing and setting up their products. I would begin there or if you can give me more details on what problem you're having I would be happy to help.