20 Most Recent Broadcom BCM5705 Network Adapter Questions & Answers

Sounds like driver related problem to me. Re install the driver by using your installation CD, or simply download this tool Driver Update Software for XP Vista 7 8 and make the update. Cheers

To correct this issue visit Device Manager by going to Start, then right click Computer, choose Device Manager. Once you are in the device manager click the + next to Network Adapters. Find your wireless network adapter, right click it, and choose uninstall. Once you uninstall the drivers, right click and choose Scan for Hardware Changes. This will then have your computer re-add the drivers.

You have not assigned ip to your NIC Card thus it is showing yellow warning sign. Just double click on double computer icon in system tray, select properties, select tcp/ip, click properties, assign ip address & subnet mask to that. For eg: ip address 192.168.0.2 , subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.

Put the laptop next to the router and see what signal you then get. do the following
---- start>control panel>system and maintenance>system>device manager on lefthandside> network adapters click on the +sign>right click on the wifi adapter>properties>now in there there maybe a TAB for advanced which allows you to select the type of signal the adapter is set for - check its not set to G. ----- loss of signal in room, wifi signals can be reduced, if they pass through walls etc - sometimes just a small change in the routers position or aerial alignment can make a big difference ------ download and install - http://www.xirrus.com/library/wifitools.php - you can then monitor on the graph the signal strength and see when it drops off -------- also a change in the wireless channel used on the router can helpp - Use channel 1 or 6 or 11 as they do not overlap - have a look at the other signals being broadcast and what channel they are on - then choose one that is free or also on a very weak signal to minimise interference

If the router's standtart is also draft-n then indeed it is compatible.

http://www.broadcom.com/support/ethernet_nic/netxtreme_desktop.php

Wireless N is not standardized yet. The design(features & functions) will depend on the manufacturers. It is not advisable to use wireless N products from different manufacturers since they have it designed differently.

To maximize the features & functions of wireless N you need to have compatible devices. Meaning, I you're using let's say Linksys N router you need to use Linksys wireless N adapter.

Try reinstalling the driver for it

http://www.driverguide.com/

Reset your router using the reset button. That will put everything back to factory settings.

Dear Sir/Madam

My compu name = manta
Installed windows server 2003
This administrator is the user name
Password = manta@123

In this manta system I created one limited user
User name = server
Password = server@123

In manta server in administrator user, I installed one software in D:\ shree this is shared folder
Means that path is \\ manta\d$\shree\setup.exe

I want access which I given in the path in client system.
But when user runs this software its asking server user name & password
I can’t type or give server user name & password again and again to client .
My mail id is [email protected] plz send the answer. Thanking u

My guess is that the software that uses the drivers is not in you system any more ,that's why you can not load the drivers .

Sorry we have no firmware here.

Contact your ISP to get the landline number which is assigned to your line, even if it is only being used for broadband DSL. This isn't an issue with your router so much as an issue with your account and your ISP.

Apply hard reset, pressing on small button over 30secs.

Contact your computer manufacturer for repair. Or disable onboard wifi and use a USB wifi adapter.