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Wireless (wifi) connexion troubleshoot

Last answer on Jan 16, 2009 5:17:01 am GMT ziggy7, on Feb 27, 2008 6:24:57 pm GMT 
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Hello all.. hey phoebe! how r you ?

I have wireless connection but browser comes up with error
my laptop doesn't want to connect to the internet even though I suposedly have a wireless connection I am running xp pro on it and I tried with IE. firefox and MSN messenger but still will not connect... I am able to disconnect the eithernet from my desk top and it works that way so I assume there is someting wrong with my wireless card or something? my wireless card is a 802.11g wireless cardbus pc adapter... I had this problem before and i left it for a couple days and was able to use it agian (odd) anyone have any ideas?

Thanks

Configuration: Windows XP
Opera 9.23

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crazy_phoebe, on Feb 27, 2008 6:29:20 pm GMT
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Hi, am fine!
This is due to an ‘’ ip conflict’’
Have a look at this link you’ll fix your problem
http://portforward.com/networking/static-xp.htm

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 Tola, on Jan 16, 2009 5:17:01 am GMT
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I had simular problem with my XP side of Apple to my D-Link 625. I could connect direct to internet or connect wirelessly on the Apple side to the router and the other laptop with Vista connected easily to the router but XP would not. The solution was that I had to select a "Better" security in my router and NOT use the "None", "Good" or "Best" securitys. Hope this helps others out there:)

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