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I am trying to install WEP security on my wireless network. <br />
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Equipment:<br />
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Router: Linksys BEFW11S4 v2 <br />
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 8200 with Intel pro wireless built in<br />
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Wireless works fine until WEP is enable then No connection. The Key is the right one I am cutting and pasting the key from the router setup into the wireless connection profile<br />
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This thing is driving me crazy<br />
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The only oddity I have is a wireless printserver (Netgear) on my laser<br />
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ANybody know what is up???
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I am trying to install WEP security on my wireless network. 

Equipment:

Router: Linksys BEFW11S4 v2 
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 8200 with Intel pro wireless built in

Wireless works fine until WEP is enable then No connection. The Key is the right one I am cutting and pasting the key from the router setup into the wireless connection profile

This thing is driving me crazy

The only oddity I have is a wireless printserver (Netgear) on my laser

ANybody know what is up???

WEP problems with linksys befw11s4 v2 wireless router

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