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Netgear DG834G and laptop problem
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Have used the search function but unable to find solution to the following problem:
Recently my Router died on me , no power at all. Checked connections etc , nothing doing. My neighbour happened to have an identical router going spare which he kindly offered me. Previously the router was running wired to my PC and wirelessly to my Macbook laptop.
Using the set up wizard I was able to successfully configure the new router and get my PC up and running with no problems with the new router.
HOWEVER , the Macbook now refuses to connect to the internet and appears not to be receiving the wireless signal from the new router.
Any ideas anyone?
Recently my Router died on me , no power at all. Checked connections etc , nothing doing. My neighbour happened to have an identical router going spare which he kindly offered me. Previously the router was running wired to my PC and wirelessly to my Macbook laptop.
Using the set up wizard I was able to successfully configure the new router and get my PC up and running with no problems with the new router.
HOWEVER , the Macbook now refuses to connect to the internet and appears not to be receiving the wireless signal from the new router.
Any ideas anyone?
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Not an expert on Macs' but is it an encryption key/type issue?Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0
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The laptop now works wirelessly as a result of my disabling "security options" in "wireless settings" on the router. Does this have any adverse implications and if so what should I do to overcome this issue?0
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If you disable the "security options", your network is probably wide open. Anyone within range of the router could use your internet connection, which would slow down your access speed and implicate you if they were doing anything illegal.
Try enabling WPA security, and make sure the WPA settings and password are the same on your router & the mac.
Hope this helps...0 -
Not a good idea
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=5041376&postcount=83
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"If you use someone else's unencrypted network"
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"If you leave your network unencrypted"Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0 -
You have he option of only allowing certain connections to your router via wireless connection. Check and only allow the ones in your household, you can block other parties from trying to have access.0
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