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Wireless computers get great signal, but no connectivity

Asked by jjjackson in 802.11 Wireless Access Points, Wireless Local Area Network, Wireless Networking

Tags: wireless, trendnet, connectivity, signal

I have a wire PC and a wireless laptop and another PC that I have just installed a TEW-424UB.  I have been using a Linksys WRT54G, and got both the wireless computers online.  But, When I installed the new Trendnet router, TEW-632BRP, the two wireless computers get the signal with great strength, but can't connect.  The Linksys was using WEP keys, and I moved up to WPA on the Trendnet.  I did change the WEP to WPA on both wireless computers.  All are using Windows XP with SP-2, all updated, and have tried everything with Wireless Zero Configuration both on and off.  (The name of the network was the same with both routers, and the problem might be with my understanding  of what goes on in Network Connections)  Thanks in advance
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