20 Most Recent Belkin N1 Wireless USB 2.0 Network Adapter (S6359026) - Page 4 Questions & Answers

try this.. go to www.portforward.com.
scroll down and find the manufacturer and model # of your router.
on the next page look for PS3. This will show you how to configure the ports to allow access to your ps3. it is most likely being blocked by the routers firewall.

Hello
I am very sorry to report that i also have that problem, and went to an IT network specialist, he told me that there is no driver for that adapter that will work on a MAC os, because of the kernal files.

Hello
I had the same problem with my connection, and in my case it was signal related. I Am using a belkin USB adapter. I downloaded netstumbler(it is free, just google it) and found that you had to have a signal noise ratio of about 22 to have a reliable internet connection that doesn't drop out. So download netstumbler(link below) and see what your current signal noise ratio is, then just place your adapter where you get the best signal noise ratio.
I built myself a modified windsurfer. You just take a A4 paper and glue aluminum foil with the bright side facing outwards. then arch your paper in a semi-circle and place it behind your adapter and angle it in the direction of your connection point. Remember that a line of sight is very important, so if you can place the adapter(assuming a dongle) on the window which is in the direction of of your connection point it will work . Also remeber that rain and wind does influence your signal. i hope this works for you, if not, feel free to mail me with more info on yor problem.

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Your wireless router is prompting you for a password in order to log onto your network. If you do not remember your password, you can reset the routers' configuration by holding down the reset button on the back of the router, and you can then use the default user name and password to change the settings. HOWEVER, you will lose all of your network settings so if you have multiple devices connected via wireless,they will also have to be reset.

If you need help re-configuring your router, visit the router manufacturer's web page. There should be a tutorial to walk you through the process.

If you happen to have a Linksys wireless router, here is their page: http://www.wikihow.com/Reset-a-Linksys-Router

First of all you have a wireless "N" adaptor running on a router set for 802.11g. You need to have the same router as the adaptor, "N".

You need to make sure the new belkin adaptor has the same settings as the router you are using. If you set a password on your router then you need to set a password the same on your new adaptor.

you will have to have the latest driver downloaded on your pc. Also go into device manager and make sure the device shows up and is enabled

WEP

1. Connect a computer to any one of the four LAN ports of the Belkin wireless router.
2. Open your web browser and type the router IP address of the router (by default, the address is http://192.168.2.1.) in the address bar and press Enter.
3. Click Login on the top of the page to login to the router. By default the Password is left blank, click Submit.
4. Click Security under Wireless menu
5. Under Security, Select 64 bit WEP (or 128 bit WEP).
6. Select Key 1 and enter any 10 hexadecimal digits - any combination of 0-9, A-F (26 digits if you selected 128-bit as the encryption strength). You may also enter a pass phrase and have the router generate a key for you.
7. Apply the settings. Please write down the key – You will need it later to configure your wireless computers with the same key.

Configuring WPA-PSK Encryption:

1. Connect a computer to any one of the four LAN ports of the Belkin wireless router.
2. Open your web browser and type the router IP address of the router (by default, the address is http://192.168.2.1.) in the address bar and press Enter.
3. Click Login on the top of the page to login to the router. By default the Password is left blank, click Submit.
4. Click Security under Wireless menu.
5. Under Security Mode, select WPA/WPA2-personal (PSK)
6. Select WPA2-PSK as your Authentication
7. Select AES as the Encryption Technique.
8. Enter a word or group of characters in the Password (PSK) box. The Pre-Shared Key must be 8 to 63 characters in length.
   Note: The PSK (Pre-Shared Key) is case sensitive ("A" is different than "a")
9. Click Apply changes to save the settings

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connect with other usb port

Hello,
I have the same symptoms. In my opinion, this is done because you turned your Belkin from a router to access point position. I did it also (issues with adsl modem/router). By manual the flashing diod means no secure device. But, without pass you can't access your Belkin. So, probably, some fault in firmaware.

Nice day.

Try to reconfigure the wireless settings of your router.

as no router name is given try going online with the ethernet connection 1st of works get the wireless key , and change the wireless channel to higher frequency  for xp start-control panel-switch to classicview- network connection -wireless network connection -right click -ciew avail netwiro connection . select ur network - click connection add the key and ur connected vista start-ctrl panel- classic view- network and sharing centre - manage network connection- wireless network connection- right click connect or disconnect -security or phass pharase enter the wireless key u r connected  its fixya

change channels to 1-6-or 11. Make sure you change all of them.

Try setting a static IP address solution and instructions are here:
http://www.howtofixanything.co.uk/howto-282.html

Use this solution but enter the required values to st your key
http://www.howtofixanything.co.uk/howto-173.html

Try the solution here
http://www.howtofixanything.co.uk/howto-173.html

You may not be able to upgrade the system without also replacing the power supply... the current one may not have enough power.

You would also need to match the CPU to the motherboard. If you can't find a motherboard that will use your current CPU, you'll have to add that to the list.

I would also be concerned about cooling... newer CPUs run hotter and need good cooling, so a new(er) case may be in order.

Your graphics card would also have to match the slots on the new motherboard. Almost all are now coming with PCI Express slots, replacing AGP from just a few years ago.

At this point you are almost to the point of a new machine... physically and cost wise.

On the good side, you could still use your existing hard drive, CD/DVD, etc...

yes always best to use ethernet when you can.richardm69

im having the same problem