Belkin wireless G router and MicroNet Realtek RTL8187B USB

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Try checking your computer's driver. Right click on Computer. Go to Device Manager. The device drivers are listed in the device manager. Drivers are used to make your computer parts communicate with the operating system. If it has a problem, then the part won't work.

Check for your wireless driver - update it. If no go, then try turning off your wireless adapter in your computer and turn it on. Check = if no go. Try going to safe mode with networking.

To go to safe mode. Do the following:

1. Restart your computer. While it's starting or booting, keep tapping F8 until you see the options to go to safe mode with networking. Use the arrow keys to highlight safe mode with networking.

2. Let your computer start in safe mode. Check if wireless is working fine.

If you want to avoid this kind of problem in the future or if you want to make sure that your computer is running well, then install Radarsync.

http://download.cnet.com/realtek-rtl8187b-wireless-802/3000-2112_4-206215.html

http://download.cnet.com/realtek-rtl8187b-wireless-802/3000-2112_4-202314.html if these packages are not the right
http://download.cnet.com/2000-20_4.html
on the home page you should see a search tab just type in what you are looking for
you might have to try a few times to get it right
hope it helps you

what OS that you use?
try to see add device manager if you use windows os.
make sure that Realtek RTL8187b wireless 802.11bg driver has been installed.

This is not a problem. Wireless connections sometimes tend to be inconsistent. Try closing the distance between your laptop and the wireless network adapter.

Code 10 sounds more like you are having trouble connecting a USB wireless card (like a belkin)? Is this the case?

You can reset your router by holding in the reset button on the back of the router for a while. This will force it to go back to factory settings. Use the default username and password to log in. Have you restarted your router since upgrading your drivers? That may help as well.

If all else fails roll back your wireless network card drivers. This is done through Device Manager. Right click the adapter, go to properties, and rollback to the previous driver. Hope This Helps!!!  Please Don't Forget to Rate my Response!!! Thanks!!! yuva

Hello b... couple things.

First; see if going into Control PanelNetwork Connections and disabling the wireless network connection, then enabling it again fixes it. If it does then you have a work-around...

Second; there was a Realtek driver update offered by Windows Update. If that has
been installed (Control Panel-Programs and Features-View Installed Updates)
roll it back to the previous driver through Device manager and get the
update direct from either Toshiba or Realtek.

See if that helps.

This seems to be happening with that Wireless card and Vista... let me know what happens please.

Download the 8187b drivers from Realtek's site. You then need to go in and edit the .inf file to read like this:

;;****************************************************************************
;; IDs for 98SE/ME/2K/XP
;;****************************************************************************
[Realtek]
%RTL8187B.DeviceDesc% = RTL8187B.ndi, USB\VID_0BDA&PID_8197&REV_0200
%RTL8187B.DeviceDesc% = RTL8187B.ndi, USB\VID_0BDA&PID_8189&REV_0200

After the edit, install as usual from the device manager.