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rockstarwallyMYAPPENDIX
Greetings.
I'm pulling my hair out. I have a Linksys Wireless-B router with two
laptops, one's running a B card and one's running a G card.
When I first set everything up and it was unsecured both laptops could
connect to the router. But when I added WPA with a key the B laptop
connects but the G can't.
I've gone through everything that I know of and can't find where the
problem is. The network name and key are definitely the same although
they are both long random alpha numerics. Is there a trick to getting
the G card to talk to the B router?
Please help before I go insane.
tia
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I'm pulling my hair out. I have a Linksys Wireless-B router with two
laptops, one's running a B card and one's running a G card.
When I first set everything up and it was unsecured both laptops could
connect to the router. But when I added WPA with a key the B laptop
connects but the G can't.
I've gone through everything that I know of and can't find where the
problem is. The network name and key are definitely the same although
they are both long random alpha numerics. Is there a trick to getting
the G card to talk to the B router?
Please help before I go insane.
tia
d