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I have my laptop connected to my Toshiba PCX5000 (Cable
Modem, Wired & Wireless Router, Firewall). And I'm using
the MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter. I can't configure
my wireless adapter to connect with my Router. I tried my
best configuring but it never establishes a connection
with it. The light is always blinking slowly. I have
gotten it to get solid only 5x and it doesnt stay
connected for long. Anyone can help me?

I'm using XP Home SP2 Windows Firewall
Toshiba PCX5000
MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter

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Also when My adapter is on aka inside my slot, the Safely
Remove Hardware Button is always on my taskbar maybe
thats incompatible with SP2?
>-----Original Message-----
>I have my laptop connected to my Toshiba PCX5000 (Cable
>Modem, Wired & Wireless Router, Firewall). And I'm using
>the MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter. I can't configure
>my wireless adapter to connect with my Router. I tried
my
>best configuring but it never establishes a connection
>with it. The light is always blinking slowly. I have
>gotten it to get solid only 5x and it doesnt stay
>connected for long. Anyone can help me?
>
>I'm using XP Home SP2 Windows Firewall
>Toshiba PCX5000
>MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter
>.
>

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That is perfectly normal to see with any PCMCIA network card.

anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> Also when My adapter is on aka inside my slot, the Safely
> Remove Hardware Button is always on my taskbar maybe
> thats incompatible with SP2?
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have my laptop connected to my Toshiba PCX5000 (Cable
>>Modem, Wired & Wireless Router, Firewall). And I'm using
>>the MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter. I can't configure
>>my wireless adapter to connect with my Router. I tried
>
> my
>
>>best configuring but it never establishes a connection
>>with it. The light is always blinking slowly. I have
>>gotten it to get solid only 5x and it doesnt stay
>>connected for long. Anyone can help me?
>>
>>I'm using XP Home SP2 Windows Firewall
>>Toshiba PCX5000
>>MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter
>>.
>>

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Are you using Windows XP to configure your wireless network card or the BNU?

What wireless network card are you using?

Are the following services enabled & running "SSDP Discovery Service"
"Universal Plug and Play Device Host" & "Wireless Zero Configuration"?

Has your network card been disabled in either the networking or device
manager?

Rob wrote:

> I have my laptop connected to my Toshiba PCX5000 (Cable
> Modem, Wired & Wireless Router, Firewall). And I'm using
> the MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter. I can't configure
> my wireless adapter to connect with my Router. I tried my
> best configuring but it never establishes a connection
> with it. The light is always blinking slowly. I have
> gotten it to get solid only 5x and it doesnt stay
> connected for long. Anyone can help me?
>
> I'm using XP Home SP2 Windows Firewall
> Toshiba PCX5000
> MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter

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You can't configure the PCX5000 itself from a wireless connection. You
need to turn encryption on. 192.168.100.1 is the management address
(from memory - I had one of these for testing a couple of years ago).

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 21:16:56 -0700, "Rob" <robnyc@dslr.net> wrote:

>I have my laptop connected to my Toshiba PCX5000 (Cable
>Modem, Wired & Wireless Router, Firewall). And I'm using
>the MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter. I can't configure
>my wireless adapter to connect with my Router. I tried my
>best configuring but it never establishes a connection
>with it. The light is always blinking slowly. I have
>gotten it to get solid only 5x and it doesnt stay
>connected for long. Anyone can help me?
>
>I'm using XP Home SP2 Windows Firewall
>Toshiba PCX5000
>MN-720 Wireless Notebook Adapter

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Barb Bowman
Expert Zone Columnist
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