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Wireless Networking - Orinoco Wireless Card Problems |
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I have two Sony laptops: An SRX-87 with a built in Orinoco mini PCI
Wireless Card, and a R505TL with an Orinoco Gold PCMCIA card. Both laptops are running Windows XP SP2. In the last few days, I have been have a LOT of problems with the wireless in both laptops. When I click on View Available Networks, neither laptop sees any networks, eventhough they are located 3 ft from my Wireless Router (a brand new D-Link DI-524). I was having the same problem using my Linksys WAP-11 Access Point. At the same time, my son's E-Machines desktop (also Windows XP SP2), with a Belkin USB Wireless dongle is working just fine, and sees both my D-Link router, as well as two other access points in the neighborhood. I'm pulling my hair out trying to figure out what is going on with my Orinoco cards. Does anyone have any suggestions? -- Mike Schumann Mike Schumann |
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Click on Start, go to Run and type in "ncpa.cpl", Right click on your
wireless network adapter and select properties, check whether you see the "Wireless Network tab", click on that, check whether the check box "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings" is checked. Also check whehter your driver is updated, by clicking on the "General" tab and choose General tab again to check your adapter is working properly. Under the Driver tab check your driver version, and upgrade to the latest version if it is too old. Also when you click on view available network, do you see any networks at all? Yi "Mike Schumann" <mike-> wrote in message news:... >I have two Sony laptops: An SRX-87 with a built in Orinoco mini PCI > Wireless Card, and a R505TL with an Orinoco Gold PCMCIA card. > > Both laptops are running Windows XP SP2. > > In the last few days, I have been have a LOT of problems with the wireless > in both laptops. When I click on View Available Networks, neither laptop > sees any networks, eventhough they are located 3 ft from my Wireless > Router > (a brand new D-Link DI-524). I was having the same problem using my > Linksys > WAP-11 Access Point. > > At the same time, my son's E-Machines desktop (also Windows XP SP2), with > a > Belkin USB Wireless dongle is working just fine, and sees both my D-Link > router, as well as two other access points in the neighborhood. > > I'm pulling my hair out trying to figure out what is going on with my > Orinoco cards. Does anyone have any suggestions? > > -- > Mike Schumann > > Yi Chen [MSFT] |
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