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The router most likely set to only allow broadcast to G/N cards only. Although you have the proper key in the netbook if its a B card the router will not allow it to talk. Go in the routers back-web setting menu on the pc you can get online with. Most routers unless changed you will type 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.2.1 in your internet browser. It will bring up a box that ask for user name and password. User name generally admin password generally password from factory sometimes linksys will use linksys as the user however look that up on there website. Once you are in there go to your wireless settings and set it to "neighbor friendly B/G/N" click save then get out and try your netbook again. If this does not work go back in there again and drop your wireless encryption to WEP128 you will need change the wireless key when you do this just your cell number as the key no spaces 5551234567 like that

i recently reformatted my brother's dell computer. I reinstalled windows xp and all the drivers i was using the internet on it by networking it with my wireless dsl service and it was working fine. when i took it to his house i tried installing the quest service with the provided cd disk an it came upon this error message "attempts to ping the modem IP address (192.168.0.1) have failed (error code: QC4010) and cannot conect to internet. called customer service and they told me that i was missing my local area connection file. that i needed to install it. does anyone know how to do this
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do you have an internal wireless adapter? Is the switch switched to on? Are you close enough to the wireless router. Do you have the right security code selected for connection to router? I would try resetting router and modem if the above is not the problem.

I think you are trying to install the router using the CD.
But you can install the router without the CD also.
If you connect the computer to the modem , does it works ?
If it works then modem is working. now connect the computer and modem to the router.
open the set up page of the router. change the Internet settings according to the ISP.
Click Here for more information about router and networks.

If your running xp, make sure the netowrk card is not disabled, make sure you rnot using a cross over cable. use the cable you got with the routers. Try reinstalling the network card, goto dell support andenter you model to get the drivers.

1 thing to check. goto start ,control panel.
double click on netowrk conections.
right click on the main conection witch is the card in your pc, goto properties. andin the list internet protocol (tcp/ip) click this. and pres properties.

make sure in here obtain ip addres is automatically. and obtain dns is auto too.

Try this let me know how you get on.

can you connect to the router interface? what does it say the wan status is?

Remove the CD setup. Try calling your Dlink Manufacturer to help you install the WBR-1310 manaully.

wat is the make and model of the router?
try to upgrade the firmware on router to resolve wireless problems

Hi

here is what i found for you-

PartitionMagic or PartInfo reports Error 109: "Partition ends after end of disk."

go to this link and click HERE

if you have a dlink router try going to this forum THIS

hope this helps

i have the same problem trying to connect to mainframe computer from home.
i got ws error 05a8 , can not connet to the host at 127.0.0.1 port 10023.
please help.We tried everything we could disabling firewall, spysweeper, allowing pop ups, reinstalling the software. We contacted our computer administrator at work and the ip, port are correct.
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