I am not 100% sure what the wireless card in it is called (but it does detect my wireless network, just isn't able to connect), however I just thought I'd mention the Vista computer is not the only computer having problems connecting. PS: I forgot to mention, I also have a Windows XP computer that I am trying to connect to this router, but it's having the exact same problem as the Vista computer. I'm very thankful for further assistance in solving this problem. I also could not find anything about MAC authentication in the settings.ġ) WPA2-PSK (currently set to this) It says "IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz" on the outside of the box it came in. The router is a Netgear N300 Wireless Gigabit Router, model WNR3500Lv2. I can't find anything about it in the router settings.
I think the router is in mixed mode (b/g/n), but I'm not sure. It came with W7 and I reformatted the harddrive and installed Windows Vista 64Bit Ultimate. It is probably some stupid little option that needs configufing, or prehaps belkin gear is not compatable with my netgear router, i really don't know.It's a Dell Inspiron 660. I am now increadably frustrated and wondering wtf this is happening!!! I have also put the wireless usb adapter right next to my router, and the signal strenth increases to 4/5 but i still get the same problem again and again. I have just traveled 50 miles to my nearest pc world store to get this usb adapter, as i thought the problem occured because the adapter was faulty. After about 1 minute of the box appearing it just dissapears, and a red cross appears over the network icon in the icon tray next to the time in the bottom right hand corner of the screen. A box appears saying "connecting to network" or something like that and a loading bar. I install all the drivers, select "SKY broadband" which is my ISP, and click connect, i have to then enter a network key. I have a belkin "g" wireless usb adapter and am having SERIOUS trouble getting it to connect to the internet.
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