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help with wireless router

Asked by rgrouch in Broadband Internet

I have just installed a linksys wirless router (802.11g) to service a pc and a notebook.  The pc is connected by ethernet.  I set up the router, it communicates with the cable modem, and the pc is working fine through the ethernet conenction.  The notebook, which has a 802.11b card, is not working.  The notebook detects the network in the list of available wireless networks, but when I click on the proper ssid and hit ok, it will not connect.  Here is what I have checked:

1) SSID broadcast is on
2) MAC filtering is off
3) WEP is off
4) the router is set to broadcast in mixed b/g environment

Is there something I might be missing?  Could the notebook require a driver to work with a g router? I thought it shouldn't because the router is supposed to be backward compliant.

One last piece of information.  When I walk to the other end of the apartment, the notebook connects to the wireless network from the people in the next building.  Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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