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'No Association with Access point'  message with Linksys

Asked by chilternPC in Miscellaneous Networking, Wireless Network Cards & Adapters, Wireless Networking Range Extenders

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Grr, I getthis message using a linksys wireless broad band router and 2  linksys PCI adapters (the latest with speed booster) and a range extender.  Its since I installed  linksys's util (I did this as the windows zero thing could'nt connect all the time)  I also did this as its the only way to check the range extender. The linksys utils see the signal, but when I press the connect to base unit it says 'No Association with Access point' if I try and connect to the range extender then it does but says there is no internet connection. so I suspect the range extender and the PCI adapters cannot connect to the base router.
the windows zero thing is disable to let the linksys one work. but the linksys utility doesn't work and guess what? the linksys site hasn't got this error message, yet I've seen on at least 5 sites, with no real answer.
can someone help?
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