RE: wireless network & sp2

Just to close this issue (at least for me), I was able to get the wireless
network working with the 64-bit WEP key finally. No Wireless problems now.
I updated my NoteBook Adapter wireless card driver. I suspect many of the
wireless issues we are seeing may be problems form older drivers.
For the record, my wireless system components:
LinkSys WPC55AG Dual Band A+G NoteBook Adapter (Original, not the 1.1
version)
LinkSys WPS54GU2 Wireless print Server
LinkSys WRT54G Wireless G BroadBand Router.



"Rob Pinnington" wrote:

> I have been running Windows XP SP1 fine for a long while on my home wireless
> network. Now I have installed SP2 I can not get internet connections to work.
> I have tried re running the home netorking wizard on all pc and disabling
> the new firewall on the internal network cards. Any ideas?

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On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 22:11:02 -0700, BobLaz
<> wrote:

>Just to close this issue (at least for me), I was able to get the wireless
>network working with the 64-bit WEP key finally. No Wireless problems now.
>I updated my NoteBook Adapter wireless card driver. I suspect many of the
>wireless issues we are seeing may be problems form older drivers.
>For the record, my wireless system components:
>LinkSys WPC55AG Dual Band A+G NoteBook Adapter (Original, not the 1.1
>version)
>LinkSys WPS54GU2 Wireless print Server
>LinkSys WRT54G Wireless G BroadBand Router.
>
>

LinkSys must have paid their protection money to Microsoft ...!!!!

SP2 is designed to put these issues right ... user and consumers
suffer ..






>
>"Rob Pinnington" wrote:
>
>> I have been running Windows XP SP1 fine for a long while on my home wireless
>> network. Now I have installed SP2 I can not get internet connections to work.
>> I have tried re running the home netorking wizard on all pc and disabling
>> the new firewall on the internal network cards. Any ideas?

Tony