HI im trying to setup my wireless but it keeps failing and giving me a code 801302203 i can use the internet via the ethanet cable

Hello
You need to log into the router.Then turn wireless on.

This is done at the routers homepage.Check with the manufacturer on how to log into the router.

You can also try a reset.
1 Unplug all cables to router
2 Hold small button in for 1 min,button is located in the back of router.
3 Plug power cable back in first,then other cables.

just ping ip address if it give timeout thn check lancard or company

it sounds like u should try going wireless through the internet and cut out the laptop from the situation if u know how to fix the ps3 error 80710102 it will be helpful

HI. you have to check first what kid of modem u have.. im sure if the laptop is connected directly to the modem, u have a wired connection and u can connect to the internet.. if ur modem is a cable modem, u need to mac clone the mac address of the computer that can connect to the internet. u need to connect the computer that can connect to the internet to the router and do a mac clone and the internet connection settings is dhcp..if u are using a username and password to connect to the internet, u need to use the pppoe settings on the router, and if ur isp give u a static ip address, u need to set the router on static ip. how u can check the ip address, click on start, run and type cmd and it will show a dos prompt, type ipconfig/all and it will list the ip address, subnetmask, default gateway and dns server.. u need to setup the router first in order to talk to ur modem..

it way be that your modem and/or router does not recognize the ethernet cord. the contacts on either the cord or port might be fried. try plugging the xbox cord into the laptop port if the laptop is hooked up by cord or try using a wireless adapter for your xbox if the wireless seems to work fine with your laptop.

you need to access your router's setup page in order to get the wep key. follow the steps below

- open a web browser and type http://192.168.11.1 on the address bar. the default username is "root" and leave the password blank
- you will be prompted with your router's page, go to the wireless settings
- then go to wireless security, there you will find your wep key or the encryption that you needed to connect wirelessly

hope this'll help and just ask me if you have other concern

ciao!

This is possibly caused by your firewall or the wireless security (wpa/wep) on the router if you have set it up.
First of all, if you can connect to the internet via a cabled connection the problem is going to be with the way you've set the router up.
If you've setup wireless security on the router, have you also set it up for your wireless adaptor?.
I suggest you try to connect to the internet via cable to start with, if this works try to connect wirelessly with your firewall off.
If all else fails start from the beginning again.

Try desconecting the router for a few minutes. Then turn off your pc and power on again your router and pc.

Connect it to your router with an ethernet cable.
Make sure the router is setup correctly to your modem, if you can connect all your devices by ethernet cable to the internet then it's set.
If you are using a wireless connection and if it asks for the WEP or WPA key, make sure that you are entering the correct encryption key. You may want to call your router manufacturer to know the correct key for the wireless connection. FYI, it will say that the wireless network is connected but it will still fail the IP Address.

If you have a wired connection and the IP Address or DNS failed, I suggest you to call your Internet Service Provider to check for the Internet connection and obtain these (static IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, primary DNS server and secondary DNS server). If your Internet is okay, enter the IP settings manually on the console (System > Network Settings > Edit Settings > IP settings).

That should work.

check to see if all of the ssid's are all the same or if there is another wireless system interfering.