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Re: Problem with wireless
If you're able to use a hardwire connection, but the same settings don't work over wireless, I'd start to suspect you either didn't set the radio band properly (for 99% of computers, you'll need 2.4GHz mode) and/or you've enabled some kind of MAC filter on the wireless access by accident.
Can you actually see the wireless access point? Try changing the name a few times and make sure the computer sees the different network SSIDs to confirm you're in the right radio band.
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12-02-2011, 20:25
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