Hi
If you installed SP2 and were getting an "Incorrect
Security Key" error after the install, here is how to fix
it:
- Go to Network Connections in Control Panel
- Right mouse click your wireless connection icon
- Locate "QoS Packet Schedule"
- Click on "QoS Packet Schedule" and Uninstall the "QoS
Packet Schedule"
- Next go to Device Manager (right mouse click My
Computer, Properties)
- Find Network Adapters and click the + sign
- Select the Microsoft Broadband Wireless selection
- Right mouse click on the Microsoft Broadband Wireless
selection
- Click the "Driver" icon and then proceed to "Roll Back
Driver"
Restart your computer and you should be connected to your
base station again.
I hope this helps!!
Mark
>-----Original Message-----
>i actually got this msg today. i was trying to setup
mixed
>b network, but one pc would not recognize the key and i
>know it was right. i changed the setting to g only,
>enabled wep security, re-entered the key and it worked
>perfectly.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>My problem is this:
>>
>>I have a network with a MN-700 router and two MN-730
>>network adapters. Everything runs fine on the computer
>>with the router and one computer with the adapter.
>>However, when running the Broadband Network Utility
Setup
>>Wizard (in the exact same manner as was sucessful on
this
>>computer) I get an error. The error states "The
wireless
>>security key (WEP) is invalid for the selected
network."
>I
>>know the key is correct, as Ive literally copied and
>pasted
>>it from the Management Tool settings, and entered it
>>manually several times.
>>
>>Is there something I may be overlooking? It works fine
on
>>this computer, but not on the other. I cannot determine
>>the cause of this discrepancy. Any ideas?
>>.
>>
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