Wireless switch when logged on wireless switch canot be switched off and on again(wireless wont turn on).have to log off,set switch to on for it to work.

Once you have all the wireless settings of the router, you are ready to connect the play station or the x-box to the wireless network.

Play Station

Now go to the settings page of the PLAY STATION

NETWORK SETTINGS ==>
INTERNET CONNECTION SETTINGS ==>
WIRELESS SETTINGS ==>
If you get confirmation screen displayed stating that you will be disconnected from the Internet. click YES ==>
select EASY ==>
select WIRELESS ==>
SCAN ==>
you will see your SSID ( wireless network name)==>
select the security settings ( router wireless settings)==>
enter the KEY ==>
select the IP address settings EASY ==>
save your settings ==>
Test the connection .

Assuming its not dead, ie there's some flashing lights somewhere.

First switch it off, leave if for a couple of minutes, then switch it on again.

If you've already had a go at that, then try resetting the unit.

First, resetting sets the unit back to factory default, so you need all you set up details and passwords ready.

It may be worth connecting by cable to the back of the router, logging into it and saving the setup as a file on you pc.

While the router is still switched on, at the back of the router, there's a small recessed button, you'll need a biro or something similar, press and hold the button in for about 15 seconds. Once done, you should be able to gain wireless access, but you will need to reset all the passwords and link details.

If you were able to save that setu file, you should now be able to download it back to the router.

This in turn will break contact again, but your wireless network setting on you pc should log you back in again.

it may be a deadly virus that has infected ur OS!!
try reinstalling the OS!!!
if it does not work again try reinserting the RAM

Hi

Thank you for your query

You will have to ensure your sirelss is switched on

You can check this by logging into your modem router (you can find out how to do this from the manual) and thne scrolling to the wireless part, ensure wireless is switched to on

If it is already set to on, then please switch off the modem for approx 10 minutes (i.e from the wall socket as well) and then power up

I f however after trying all these things it is still not working then unfortunaltey you will have a hardware fault and the router will need to be replaced/repaired

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Your computer is not detecting the wireless network, that's all. Leave it in an enabled state (even thought it's amber), and try a shutdown and restart.
If not, force it to search for wireless networks. It should detect.
By logging off the internet, what do you mean? Shutting your browser, disabling the wireless device under network connections, switching off the radio on the switch on your computer, or something else?

check firewall also check driver do you have a password on wireless router for wireless card

Is it possible that you have changed the settings of what buttons do what on your system? E.g. you could have changed the power button to "switch user" instead of "shut down", to check this (in XP) go to "Power Options" (in Control Panel" and then click on the "Advanced tab" at the top, then select "Shut down" from the drop down menu at the bottom of the window.

If this is already set to shut down then maybe you could do a system restore in case another setting has been changed, restore it to before the PC started doing this.

Alternatively try actually choosing "Turn off Computer" from the Log On screen (press Ctrl + L to get to this screen, or choose switch user/log off). If you are using Vista I beleive that there is a shut-down option from the Log In Page there (which again you can access by pressing Ctrl + L on the keyboard.

Hope this helps!

Log off? Not turn off?
Does the wireless work after you reboot?
If you log off but keep the computer powered it may be a power management issue.
Some network adapters have a setting to allow windows to turn them off to save power.
Go to the Device Manager, right click on the wireless adapter and select Properties.
Is there a Power Management tab? If so, click on it and remove the check mark from "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

If you will connect your desktop to one of the ethernet ports, you will need an ethernet cable. and to customize the wireless settings you can visit this link to help you change the name of the wireless network. Setting-Up the Wireless Settings on a Linksys Router . And you can follow the steps here on this link on how to check or configure the wireless security settings.

On the back of the unit you should see a small hole to reset the router. once it is re-set try logging in again at 192.168.0.1