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ryanfx · 03-10-2010, 04:51 PM

Well it's one of a few things.

MAC filtering on the router.
misconfiguration of the network interface on the client (control panel -> network settings)
Drivers need updating
incorrect wireless profile.

Try to remove the wireless profile out of the saved list (I think umm.. control panel -> network settings then something along the lines of connect to a network or network settings... I forgot where it was in XP). Delete the wifi profile (it stores SSID, password, authentication mode, encryption mode, etc) and try again.

Ensure your drivers are up to date, and double check the router settings haven't changed. Other than that.. it should work.

03-10-2010, 04:51 PM	#5
ryanfx King of Free Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1,750 iTrader: (0)	Well it's one of a few things. MAC filtering on the router. misconfiguration of the network interface on the client (control panel -> network settings) Drivers need updating incorrect wireless profile. Try to remove the wireless profile out of the saved list (I think umm.. control panel -> network settings then something along the lines of connect to a network or network settings... I forgot where it was in XP). Delete the wifi profile (it stores SSID, password, authentication mode, encryption mode, etc) and try again. Ensure your drivers are up to date, and double check the router settings haven't changed. Other than that.. it should work. __________________ 2001 Trans Am M6 WS6 Black on Black...on Black PaceSetter LT's, TSP catted Y,Borla catback, SLP lid !CAGS, Eibach pro-kit, Bilstein shocks, 5% tint all around