xp and linksys pci adapter

this wireless adapter worked great for a year on this desktop with ME,
upgraded desktop to XP this week (UTTER HELL BY THE WAY....)...now I cannot
get an internet connection on this desktop...it wavers between great signal
(but still no internet) and no signal...I have spent 6 hours, this after
having a succesful network running at home for a year,,so I have tried most
usual tricks...I am out of ideas...

any advanced ideas would be greatly appreciated...

"johnc" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> this wireless adapter worked great for a year on this desktop with ME,
> upgraded desktop to XP this week (UTTER HELL BY THE WAY....)...now I
> cannot
> get an internet connection on this desktop...it wavers between great
> signal
> (but still no internet) and no signal...I have spent 6 hours, this
> after
> having a succesful network running at home for a year,,so I have tried
> most
> usual tricks...I am out of ideas...
>
> any advanced ideas would be greatly appreciated...

Reinstall the card driver. Check with Linksys for a driver update for
XP. Use Wireless Zero Configuration (Let Windows Manage this
connection...). You might re-run the connection wizard - it might make
a new connection, but you can remove any duplicates from Device
Manager/View Menu/View Hidden Devices. If you have a router, do not use
the Windows Firewall, disable it. How much wattage is your power
supply? Is it adequate? Is it stable?

Q

"johnc" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:EF48302D-0C3A-49AC-8D1B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> this wireless adapter worked great for a year on this desktop with ME,
> upgraded desktop to XP this week (UTTER HELL BY THE WAY....)...now I
> cannot
> get an internet connection on this desktop...it wavers between great
> signal
> (but still no internet) and no signal...I have spent 6 hours, this
> after
> having a succesful network running at home for a year,,so I have tried
> most
> usual tricks...I am out of ideas...
>
> any advanced ideas would be greatly appreciated...

....additionally, do broadcast the network SSID. If not broadcast, some
receivers will have difficulty with signal.

Q