I am unable to configure my netgear wireless router with my belkin adapter. It may be the IP. ????

Answer 1

Ocacsionally there are incompatibilites, but with 802.11b or 802.11g equipment it usually works. To make your life easier, initially configure both the router & adapter with the SSID broadcast on, and security off (No WEP or WPA encryption). That makes it easy for you to see if the Belkin adapter can even see your network, let alone connect to it. Once that works, you can enable the security and see if things still work. Sometimes you may have to turn off specific features to get around quirks between different manufacturers.

Answer 2

all the fashions you listed have the coolest points you elect, call instant protection. you may nonetheless ought to evaluate the specs nonetheless. If all the specs have been the comparable, my score from low to severe could be Belkin > Netgear > DLink > Linksys save in mind that this is my opinion in user-friendly terms. First be certain on the specs. How plenty encryption it promises, what's the instant velocity, what's the type... you additionally can attempt googling the variety call with the observe evaluation for what others think of. Like "Linksys router comments"

Answer 3

I have got the same setup, al I had to do was go into the Netgear admin page (and as long as your other machine is on) search for attached devices.
If you have set up an encryption system you will have to resolve this using the belking or windows software on your wireless machine

To get into your router browser type 192.168.0.1 into your normal web browser.

Answer 4

It may be that the adapter is incompatible with the netgear router, especially if its those new ones with 108+mb speeds or pre-n routers, you will have to get a matching card (NetGear).

Answer 5

try disableing the belkin software and use the built in Windows XP wireless management

Answer 6

They should work together. The customer service line is 0870 112 1206