Troubleshooting
PROBLEMS STARTING THE 802.11g WIRELESS CLIENT UTILITY PROGRAM
PROBLEM | CORRECTIVE ACTION |
Windows does not | Make sure the |
your computer. | |
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Perform a hardware scan by clicking Start, Settings, Control Panel and then | |
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| version). |
| Follow the |
| USB Network Adapter) and install the driver. |
| Check for possible hardware conflicts. In Windows, click Start, Settings, Control |
| Panel, System, Hardware and then click Device Manager. Verify the status of the |
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| (Steps may vary depending on the Windows version). |
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| Install the |
| hardware problem. In this case, please contact your local dealer for support. |
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PROBLEMS WITH THE LINK STATUS
PROBLEM | CORRECTIVE ACTION | |
The link quality and/or | Search and connect to another AP with a better link quality using the Site | |
signal strength is poor all | Survey screen. | |
the time from the status | Change the channel used by your AP. | |
bar. | ||
Move your computer closer to the AP or the peer computer(s) within the | ||
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| transmission range. | |
| There may be too much radio interference (for example microwave or | |
| another AP using the same channel) around your wireless network. | |
| Relocate or reduce the radio interference. | |
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PROBLEMS WITH SECURITY SETTINGS
“Disconnected” (meaning | Make sure your AP/Router has the same setting as your client adapter and |
authentication failure) | follow AP/Router’s security settings. |
Shown in the Status Bar |
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LED PWR and LINK are | Make sure your AP/Router has the same setting as your client adapter and |
on but cannot receive or | follow AP/Router’s security settings. |
sending data and connect |
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to network |
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