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I have a new HP laptop running Windows Vista. My Buffalo WHR-G125
router is not getting configure on Win Vista.I got 2 installation cd's with it. When i try to install the drivers it is getting stuck at serching wireless devices & my laptop does nothing after that.I have tried using Vista utility to configure wireless device. but all invain. I have broadband connection & the connection from BB dsl modem connects to Wireless router thats fine, LED on the router are showing as it mentioned in the manual. So that means router is working fine. My wireless router address's are ID: root & ip : 192.168.11.1 status : on The BB connection I have provides shared ip address & network settings are abtained automatically from the network like gatway & subnetmask all that stuff. My question is where do I put my routers IP address? Obviously, the goal here is to connect my laptop to internet thr' my wireless router. CAN ANYBODY HELP ME? and try to give VISTA compatible drivers for Buffalo WHR-G125. Thanks deepak.pase@gmail.com |
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you don't need Vista drivers for the router. you need to configure
the laptop wireless to connect to the router. is your router already configured or not? if it isn't, connect the computer to it via a wired port and use IE to log in and configure the wireless settings. Be sure to use WPA2 or at least WPA for security. the HP should have a hardware button or key combo that turns the wireless on and off. make sure it is on. right click the windows network icon in the system tray near the clock and select Connect to... On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 22:49:14 -0800, wrote: >I have a new HP laptop running Windows Vista. My Buffalo WHR-G125 >router is not getting configure on Win Vista.I got 2 installation cd's >with it. When i try to install the drivers it is getting stuck at >serching wireless devices & my laptop does nothing after that.I have >tried using Vista utility to configure wireless device. but all >invain. >I have broadband connection & the connection from BB dsl modem >connects to Wireless router thats fine, LED on the router are showing >as it mentioned in the manual. So that means router is working fine. > >My wireless router address's are ID: root & ip : 192.168.11.1 status : >on > >The BB connection I have provides shared ip address & network settings >are abtained automatically from the network like gatway & subnetmask >all that stuff. > >My question is where do I put my routers IP address? > >Obviously, the goal here is to connect my laptop to internet thr' my >wireless router. > >CAN ANYBODY HELP ME? and try to give VISTA compatible drivers for >Buffalo WHR-G125. > >Thanks -- Barb Bowman MS Windows-MVP http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...ts/bowman.mspx http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/ Barb Bowman |
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If a wireless computer can not connect to a Wireless Router at the default setting there is No way to configure the system since you can not connect to the Router. You have to connect to the Router with a wire (almost all laptops have both wire and wireless capacity). Connection to the Buffalo menus is done by using the Internet browser and the Router's IP. Buffalo default user name is root and there is No Password. Once connected through a wire, you can configure the Router's Wireless part, then switch the laptop to Wireless and configure it in the same way the Router is. These pages and the Router's manual can further help. My New Wireless does not work - http://www.ezlan.net/wireless.html Wireless Basic Configuration - http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Config.html Wireless Security - http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Security.html Jack (MVP-Networking). <> wrote in message news: oups.com... >I have a new HP laptop running Windows Vista. My Buffalo WHR-G125 > router is not getting configure on Win Vista.I got 2 installation cd's > with it. When i try to install the drivers it is getting stuck at > serching wireless devices & my laptop does nothing after that.I have > tried using Vista utility to configure wireless device. but all > invain. > I have broadband connection & the connection from BB dsl modem > connects to Wireless router thats fine, LED on the router are showing > as it mentioned in the manual. So that means router is working fine. > > My wireless router address's are ID: root & ip : 192.168.11.1 status : > on > > The BB connection I have provides shared ip address & network settings > are abtained automatically from the network like gatway & subnetmask > all that stuff. > > My question is where do I put my routers IP address? > > Obviously, the goal here is to connect my laptop to internet thr' my > wireless router. > > CAN ANYBODY HELP ME? and try to give VISTA compatible drivers for > Buffalo WHR-G125. > > Thanks > Jack \(MVP-Networking\). |
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