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loobyloo1 · 10-04-2006, 20:39

Hi All, A little while ago I set up a Linksys WRT54G router to my PC in the hope that when my daughter came home from Uni she could have wireless connection. Well I've done the download from PC to laptop and it is set up on it but it will not connect. I have checked everywhere on her PC and even set it up manually with the Network key etc but it stills says not connected. Any ideas please.

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I've gone through a number of threads and found one that had problem that I am having. My daughters laptop is a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo (forgot the number) and although she can connect to another wireless network, I cannot make any connection via my router. My O/S is Windows XP. I have have tried repeatedly to set up the network connection, but it says limited or no connection. I was not able to find out if the forum member had a satisfactory conclusion to the problem of connectivity.

10-04-2006, 20:39	#1
loobyloo1 Inactive Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Portsmouth Services: Virgin Media TV Ntlworld.com Posts: 68	Wireless setup on network does not work Hi All, A little while ago I set up a Linksys WRT54G router to my PC in the hope that when my daughter came home from Uni she could have wireless connection. Well I've done the download from PC to laptop and it is set up on it but it will not connect. I have checked everywhere on her PC and even set it up manually with the Network key etc but it stills says not connected. Any ideas please. ---------- Post added at 20:39 ---------- Previous post was at 19:52 ---------- I've gone through a number of threads and found one that had problem that I am having. My daughters laptop is a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo (forgot the number) and although she can connect to another wireless network, I cannot make any connection via my router. My O/S is Windows XP. I have have tried repeatedly to set up the network connection, but it says limited or no connection. I was not able to find out if the forum member had a satisfactory conclusion to the problem of connectivity.