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Any update?<br />

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I am sorry guys i have been out of town for about 3 weeks and just back to my PC. I will try some of these solutions this weekend and see what I can get to work. thanks, and again, my apologies.<br />
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Mark Davis
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win xp DI-624 router, wireless with long range antennas, range extender, with excellent connection, good speed. Cable is cox, isp assigned. i can't get to the internet from remote wireless because &quot;can not renew ISP&quot; using WEP, chan 11 on all.<br />
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on someone's unsecured line, i get a great connect to the internet and ISP remote renews w/o problems
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win xp DI-624 router, wireless with long range antennas, range extender, with excellent connection, good speed. Cable is cox, isp assigned. i can't get to the internet from remote wireless because "can not renew ISP" using WEP, chan 11 on all.

on someone's unsecured line, i get a great connect to the internet and ISP remote renews w/o problems

I am sorry guys i have been out of town for about 3 weeks and just back to my PC. I will try some of these solutions this weekend and see what I can get to work. thanks, and again, my apologies.

Mark Davis

wireless remote can not renew ISP

win xp DI-624 router, wireless with long range antennas, range extender, with excellent connection, good speed. Cable is cox, isp assigned. i can&#39;t get to the internet from remote wireless because &quot;can not renew ISP&quot; using WEP, chan 11 on all.

on someone&#39;s unsecured line, i get a great connect to the internet and ISP remote renews w/o problems

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Wireless Hardware

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