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Re: The usb drives is nt reading my linksys usb adapter...
You can try reinstalling the driver as it may be currupt.
Look in device manager and make sure it is listed and enabled.
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I'm assuming that one computer isn't wife enabled. Depending on where the non wifi computer is located in relation to the router, you will need another either patch cable or a wifi adapter.
I had just scrubbed the hard drive and reloaded the operating system and I could not install the linksys because the machind rebooted everytime I plugged in the usb connection. I noticed a box coming up that was trying to dial up an internet connection. I went into the windows internet setup and checked the box that say "never dial a connection". This seems to have fixed the problem.
you don't have the disk you say? download the driver here: http://www.linksysbycisco.com/US/en/support/WUSB54GSC/download. Just choose your usb adapter's hardware version (found at the back)
There is no built-in wireless LAN support in Windows Me, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0. Wireless network adapter manufacturers must supply all wireless and authentication functionality for these versions of Windows.
To configure a wireless client computer running Windows Me, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0, you must use the wireless configuration tool provided by your wireless network adapter manufacturer. Please see the instructions for the wireless configuration tool to configure 802.11 and 802.1X authentication settings.
Try plugging the computer straight to the router.If all is well the adapter may need a firmware or driver update.Or your adapter may be experiencing some type of heat problem or failingRICHARDM69
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