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Wireless Networking - Wireless network just suddenly stopped working |
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I have Windows XP professional 5.1.26. A Linksys WRT54G V4 router and a
Linksys WPC55AG card. My wireless network has been working just great until a few days ago. Interestingly enough, my Windows updated a few days ago as well. The update numbers were: KB911927 KB011961 KB911564 KB911565 KB913446 KB890830 Anyone know if these updates affected wireless networking? It isn't clear from the update information. This is the only change that occurred on my PC before the wireless stopped working. The router works fine direct cable connected. The "view available wireless networks" intermittently shows my network but not constantly. If I see it and try to connect, it disapears. Thoughts? Lori lscott2918(remove this)@aol.com =?Utf-8?B?bHNjb3R0LXJybWM=?= |
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I have a similar problem. XP Home SP2 wireless network at home with 4 PC's OK
until a few days ago. Some browsing still effective on some PC's but the host PC off which all the printers hang is unable to locate other computers in the workgroup and clients are unable to browse that machine. The host displays the following message when I run "View Network Computers", " MSHome is not accessible. You might not have permission .... I have run the fix suggested in article ID 318030, to no avail. Can anyone help? terry.minor(remove this)@talk21.com "lscott-rrmc" wrote: > I have Windows XP professional 5.1.26. A Linksys WRT54G V4 router and a > Linksys WPC55AG card. My wireless network has been working just great until > a few days ago. Interestingly enough, my Windows updated a few days ago as > well. The update numbers were: > > KB911927 > KB011961 > KB911564 > KB911565 > KB913446 > KB890830 > > Anyone know if these updates affected wireless networking? It isn't clear > from the update information. This is the only change that occurred on my PC > before the wireless stopped working. The router works fine direct cable > connected. The "view available wireless networks" intermittently shows my > network but not constantly. If I see it and try to connect, it disapears. > Thoughts? > > Lori > > lscott2918(remove this)@aol.com =?Utf-8?B?SnVuZ2ZyYXVZZWFybmluZw==?= |
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Try doing a repair on the connection through the properties, if that doesn't
work try rebooting the router... "JungfrauYearning" wrote: > I have a similar problem. XP Home SP2 wireless network at home with 4 PC's OK > until a few days ago. Some browsing still effective on some PC's but the host > PC off which all the printers hang is unable to locate other computers in the > workgroup and clients are unable to browse that machine. The host displays > the following message when I run "View Network Computers", " MSHome is not > accessible. You might not have permission .... > I have run the fix suggested in article ID 318030, to no avail. > Can anyone help? > > terry.minor(remove this)@talk21.com > > "lscott-rrmc" wrote: > > > I have Windows XP professional 5.1.26. A Linksys WRT54G V4 router and a > > Linksys WPC55AG card. My wireless network has been working just great until > > a few days ago. Interestingly enough, my Windows updated a few days ago as > > well. The update numbers were: > > > > KB911927 > > KB011961 > > KB911564 > > KB911565 > > KB913446 > > KB890830 > > > > Anyone know if these updates affected wireless networking? It isn't clear > > from the update information. This is the only change that occurred on my PC > > before the wireless stopped working. The router works fine direct cable > > connected. The "view available wireless networks" intermittently shows my > > network but not constantly. If I see it and try to connect, it disapears. > > Thoughts? > > > > Lori > > > > lscott2918(remove this)@aol.com =?Utf-8?B?d3JlbmNoX2Vy?= |
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I read somewhere that someone with a similar problem where the Linksys router just stopped working was remedied by placing another power adapter into it. Apparently this individual used a 5V with 1 or 2 amps.
Another person claimed that worked for them as well. Just thought I'd help if I could. Siskoray |
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