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Aragorn · 20-02-2006, 14:53

The only other things that spring to mind (straw clutching!) are
Is MAC address filtering set up on the router? (Not a default setting)
Are there sufficient DHCP addresses available? (you could try forcing the card to a fixed IP in the routers address range)
Is you LAN card plugged in to the router when you try to connect? If so does disconnecting make a diff?
Finally, have you tried deinstalling the card, cleaning the drivers and reinstalling? (worked for me once!)
Other than those straws, doesn't sound like you've done much wrong!

20-02-2006, 14:53	#5
Aragorn Inactive Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Minas Tirith, Gondor Age: 60 Posts: 3,458	Re: wireless setup issues The only other things that spring to mind (straw clutching!) are Is MAC address filtering set up on the router? (Not a default setting) Are there sufficient DHCP addresses available? (you could try forcing the card to a fixed IP in the routers address range) Is you LAN card plugged in to the router when you try to connect? If so does disconnecting make a diff? Finally, have you tried deinstalling the card, cleaning the drivers and reinstalling? (worked for me once!) Other than those straws, doesn't sound like you've done much wrong!