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    Can't connect wirelessly

    I have a Dell Dimensions 8200 Desktop(circa 2002) running Windows XP with
    SP2. I just bought a D-Link DWA-130 Wireless N USB Adapter and I am trying
    to connect this set up to a Mac Airport Extreme wireless Router. The PC
    recognizes the wireless signal and correctly identifies the network.
    However, when I attempt to connect, the PC does not connect. I have a
    Toshiba laptop running Windows XP with SP2 that connected to the network
    without incident the very first time and remains connected. I have compared
    the settings of the laptop and desktop and they are virtually the same --
    Network authentificatio n WPA2-PSK, etc. The desktop doesn't seem to want to
    accept the network key. Why can't I get my desktop to connect??? Is there a
    security setting that is to blame or an update issue?
  • David Wilkinson

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    Re: Can't connect wirelessly

    Gil wrote:
    I have a Dell Dimensions 8200 Desktop(circa 2002) running Windows XP with
    SP2. I just bought a D-Link DWA-130 Wireless N USB Adapter and I am trying
    to connect this set up to a Mac Airport Extreme wireless Router. The PC
    recognizes the wireless signal and correctly identifies the network.
    However, when I attempt to connect, the PC does not connect. I have a
    Toshiba laptop running Windows XP with SP2 that connected to the network
    without incident the very first time and remains connected. I have compared
    the settings of the laptop and desktop and they are virtually the same --
    Network authentificatio n WPA2-PSK, etc. The desktop doesn't seem to want to
    accept the network key. Why can't I get my desktop to connect??? Is there a
    security setting that is to blame or an update issue?
    Gil:

    Wrong newsgroup. Try a Windows XP group such as

    microsoft.publi c.windowsxp.gen eral

    --
    David Wilkinson
    Visual C++ MVP

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