Unfortunately I have similar problems with my Belkin hardware. I am running a
Belkin F5D7231 wireless router together with 2 PCs, connected via F5D7001
wireless PCI cards, operating system is XP SP2. The symptoms are exactly the
same as described below, I also have been in contact with Belkin -and did not
receive any solution. According to Belkin, the provided Wireless Utility must
be used, an attempt to run the Windows utility did "kill" the high-speed
mode, speed dropped to 54Mb/s. I did not check whether the Windows utility
would have given network access to standard users.
I have tried almost everything, gave extended privileges to standard users,
-nothing helped. Being logged in as a normal user, I found the following
message in the log file (translation from Swedish):
"System discovered that network card \DEVICE\TCPIP_{4e.....} has not been
connected to the network, network configuration has been released (not sure
what this means). If the card was connected to a network there might be a
problem with the card itself. Contact your dealer for an updated driver."
Logging out and logging in as administrator the following message is sent to
the log file:
"System has discovered that network card \DEVICE\TCPIP_{4e22...} was
connected to the network, normal action has been initiated" (the swedish
wording is such a bad translation from the English, it is impossible to
translate back to English...)
Somebody who understands the above? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks /Ekkehard
"Mike Lloyd" wrote:
> I've installed a Belkin F5D7231-4 wireless G 125 router on one PC and an
> F5D7001 PCI wireless G 125 card in a second PC. The operating system on both
> is XP pro sp2. I installed the Belkin provided software on both using the
> administrator account and all works OK when logged in as administrator. When
> I login as a "Standard" user, there is no wireless connection available and
> there is a red X through the connection icon in the system tray. The Belkin
> configuration interface reports that there is no radio available and each
> time I try to activate it and save the settings it fails to save them, hence
> the "no radio, no network" symptom!! I've obviously got a permissions
> problem....but what do I need to do to set the PC's up for non-administrator
> wireless usage?? Ive tried giving the standard users " Power User" and a
> "Network Configuration Operator" but still the radio did not start up. Belkin
> help desk fall off their help screen and blame Microsoft. I just can't seem
> to get a non-administrator to start the radio link.
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