Your problem may lie in the security protocol of the network. What Encryption type are you using? WEP? WPA? WPA2 Personal? ANother thing, if your router has this option, make sure your router is set to "compatibility" or "legacy" mode, and not set to see just wireless G.
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Your problem may lie in the security protocol of the network. What Encryption type are you using? WEP? WPA? WPA2 Personal? Another thing, if your router has this option, make sure your router is set to "compatibility" or "legacy" mode, and not set to see just wireless G.
Your problem may lie in the security protocol of the network. What Encryption type are you using? WEP? WPA? WPA2 Personal?
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Your problem may lie in the security protocol of the network. What Encryption type are you using? WEP? WPA? WPA2 Personal? ANother thing, if your router has this option, make sure your router is set to "compatibility" or "legacy" mode, and not set to see just wireless G.