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Did not really help will be getting another WAP or cards
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Did not really help will be getting another WAP or cards

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I can not get it past &quot;aquiring address&quot;<br />
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- XP SP3 all windows updates<br />
- Router - newest firmware<br />
- Updated To newest wireless driver<br />
- &quot;Repair&quot; does not help.<br />
- Works at other sites <br />
- Only laptop with problems at this site<br />
- Static IP is not an option<br />
- Windows wireless settings, no other software installed<br />
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I can not get it past "aquiring address"

- XP SP3 all windows updates
- Router - newest firmware
- Updated To newest wireless driver
- "Repair" does not help.
- Works at other sites 
- Only laptop with problems at this site
- Static IP is not an option
- Windows wireless settings, no other software installed
- 


Linksys WAP510N problem with Dell E5600 laptop (Intel 5300AGN) - Acquiring Address

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Laptops Notebooks

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Wireless Hardware

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