Dell Dimension 4100 Wireless

Does anyone have a Dell Dimension 4100 desktop running wireless?
I put in a Linksys 54 G Wireless-G 802.11g PCI adapter and the Dell
doesn't see it.

Any help is appreciated.

helmsman wrote:
> Does anyone have a Dell Dimension 4100 desktop running wireless?
> I put in a Linksys 54 G Wireless-G 802.11g PCI adapter and the Dell
> doesn't see it.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
I have in the past, unfortunately no longer. Worked fine though.
Did you install the software before installing the adapter? Mine was a
WMP54G.

Pen wrote:
> helmsman wrote:
>> Does anyone have a Dell Dimension 4100 desktop running wireless?
>> I put in a Linksys 54 G Wireless-G 802.11g PCI adapter and the Dell
>> doesn't see it.
>>
>> Any help is appreciated.
> I have in the past, unfortunately no longer. Worked fine though.
> Did you install the software before installing the adapter? Mine was a
> WMP54G.

What OS? What card? If Windows, you can get the driver package from the Linksys webpile.

Larry

OT, General question that shows my usenet ignorance: why does one ask
that their message not be archived?

This means that in the future, others with the same problem will not
be able to follow this thread for a solution, right?

In other words, it's like a private help session?

I have wondered this as it turns up and decided not to answer when
somebody posts this way, but maybe there's a good reason....


Steve

On Wed, 09 May 2007 17:40:34 -0400, Pen
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>helmsman wrote:
>> Does anyone have a Dell Dimension 4100 desktop running wireless?
>> I put in a Linksys 54 G Wireless-G 802.11g PCI adapter and the Dell
>> doesn't see it.
>>
>> Any help is appreciated.
>I have in the past, unfortunately no longer. Worked fine though.
>Did you install the software before installing the adapter? Mine was a
>WMP54G.
yes and talked to cisco. No cigar

On 10 May 2007 09:19:10 -0700, seaweedsteve <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>OT, General question that shows my usenet ignorance: why does one ask
>that their message not be archived?
>
>This means that in the future, others with the same problem will not
>be able to follow this thread for a solution, right?
>
>In other words, it's like a private help session?
>
>I have wondered this as it turns up and decided not to answer when
>somebody posts this way, but maybe there's a good reason....
>
>
>Steve
>
Cuts down on a persons web presence.

On Thu, 10 May 2007 03:21:32 GMT, Larry Finger
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Pen wrote:
>> helmsman wrote:
>>> Does anyone have a Dell Dimension 4100 desktop running wireless?
>>> I put in a Linksys 54 G Wireless-G 802.11g PCI adapter and the Dell
>>> doesn't see it.
>>>
>>> Any help is appreciated.
>> I have in the past, unfortunately no longer. Worked fine though.
>> Did you install the software before installing the adapter? Mine was a
>> WMP54G.
>
>What OS? What card? If Windows, you can get the driver package from the Linksys webpile.
>
>Larry

WinME. Linksys 54 G Wireless-G 802.11g PCI adapter.

Linksys e-mailed me this A.M. so I will get WUSB54G ADAPTER. It's
backward usb1.1 compatible and WinME compatible. I'll let you know if
it works.

On Thu, 10 May 2007 21:29:50 GMT, helmsman <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>On 10 May 2007 09:19:10 -0700, seaweedsteve <(E-Mail Removed)>
>wrote:
>
>>OT, General question that shows my usenet ignorance: why does one ask
>>that their message not be archived?
>>
>>This means that in the future, others with the same problem will not
>>be able to follow this thread for a solution, right?
>>
>>In other words, it's like a private help session?
>>
>>I have wondered this as it turns up and decided not to answer when
>>somebody posts this way, but maybe there's a good reason....
>>
>>
>>Steve
>>
>Cuts down on a persons web presence.

WUSB54G + 16 ft USB cord = IT WORKS!
Thanks all.