cheap wireless kit

captain747480

Have you tried the latest firmware which can be downloaded from the KCorp website

http://www.kcorplifestyle.com/products/silverSeriesG2/KLS-6615/KLS-6615.htm#download

Woby_Tide

downloaded and upgraded as soon as I opened it as part of all the initial setup, I can see why they stopped their email and phone support though!

you get what you pay for i guess, was worth a gamble but for me, not paid off, I prefer the Linksys UI by a long way too, the KCorp looks very cobbled together

bartman

Woby_Tide wrote:

gave up on mine, the supplied software for the PCMCIA card just starts arguing with the inbuilt Windows wireless etup and every minute or so the connection drops and reconnects as they fight over which should 'control' the connection. No way to just install the driver without their "Wireless Monitor" software coming along for the ride, uninstall removes it all including the driver

I had this trouble with a Belkin PCMCIA card I bought last week. I solved it by uninstalling the whole lot, then restarted with the card inserted and went to "Install new hardware" in the Control panel. When prompted to install the driver, I inserted the cd with the driver and the manufacturer's wireless monitor software on it, and just the driver was installed. I could then use the Windows wireless management, which worked perfectly.

eilz

I didn't have an problems with setup. Although, I must admit, I no longer have this card, as I passed it onto my brother. I went out and brought a linksys speedbooster from PCWorld, purely because It has more functions which I required for running my VOIP line.I still have the same PCMCIA Card, though in my laptop and have not noticed any difference in speed between this one and my Linksys. I still think it was a brilliant deal, but routers are getting cheaper and cheaper by the day.