Incorrect Wireless Security Key

Hi,
I'm having trouble re-installing my wireless adaptor (MN-
720).
My base station is set to NO SECURITY.
but the adaptor still says "Incorrect security key" and
won't let me connect to the net.

I noticed that after this problem started appearing..a new
network is displayed in the list. Mine is called MSHOME
and the other is called leopold. I'm assuming its my
neighbors. Can this be an interference issue?

Thank you for your assistance.

Check the ip address it will show u 169.254.x.x
try to release and renew the ip address
it will show u dchp request timed out or winsock error
if it show winsock error then reinstall tcp/ip stack
because the tcp/ip of wireless might be corrupted


>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>I'm having trouble re-installing my wireless adaptor (MN-
>720).
>My base station is set to NO SECURITY.
>but the adaptor still says "Incorrect security key" and
>won't let me connect to the net.
>
>I noticed that after this problem started appearing..a
new
>network is displayed in the list. Mine is called MSHOME
>and the other is called leopold. I'm assuming its my
>neighbors. Can this be an interference issue?
>
>Thank you for your assistance.
>.
>

Very possible you are trying to get into your neighbors
network accidentally, right

Seriously, check that your card and the router are on the
same channel.

On the settings for your card, also add your network to the
list of preferred networks -- ideally use an SSID that is
unique to avoid conflicts with other neighbors using the
default MSHOME. You need to change the SSID on the router
and card.

Finally, make sure that Windows Zero Configuration is
checked on the wifi card settings (for XP).

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>I'm having trouble re-installing my wireless adaptor (MN-
>720).
>My base station is set to NO SECURITY.
>but the adaptor still says "Incorrect security key" and
>won't let me connect to the net.
>
>I noticed that after this problem started appearing..a new
>network is displayed in the list. Mine is called MSHOME
>and the other is called leopold. I'm assuming its my
>neighbors. Can this be an interference issue?
>
>Thank you for your assistance.
>.
>