It does happen, it's called a manufacturers error.Hard to believe a four month old laptop could already have burned through a wireless card.
How did you secure your network?
Did you use a WPA or WPA2 key?
Regards,
Olrik
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It does happen, it's called a manufacturers error.Hard to believe a four month old laptop could already have burned through a wireless card.
You wouldn't think so, but it does happen, as Olrik said.Hard to believe a four month old laptop could already have burned through a wireless card.
Can you please expand on this -- how did it appear differently? Are you sure you were setting up the same type of encryption? Were you using third-party software to handle the connection, or Windows?I tried a USB wireless adapter. Unfortunately, when it detected the network, it kept saying the password was incorrect. In fact, the network has the same name, but appears differently when using my laptops wireless and the USB wireless adapter.
That may be the cause of your adapter's issues as well, if the walls are particularly thick.My belief is that the concrete walls are just too thick for the wireless adapter.
Edited by Dan, 13 March 2009 - 02:53 AM.
It does happen, it's called a manufacturers error.Hard to believe a four month old laptop could already have burned through a wireless card.
How did you secure your network?
Did you use a WPA or WPA2 key?
Regards,
Olrik
Can you please expand on this -- how did it appear differently? Are you sure you were setting up the same type of encryption? Were you using third-party software to handle the connection, or Windows?
That may be the cause of your adapter's issues as well, if the walls are particularly thick.
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