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  1. hi i'm hopin someone can help me.just switched from dail-up to wireless cable network.2 computers work fine. the other works 80% of time on aol( hevin trouble with secured sites) & ms explorer will not even connect
    the error message reads as follows cannot display page.i have windowsxp
    all updated. called everyone to get it fixed but the companys weren't any help or wouldn't help.the wireless signal is strong. i believe it is either a software conflict or most likely a setting issue but i cannot find to much info on it.i was already @ ms site. any suggestions would be appreciated.
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  2. Member Jayhawk's Avatar
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    Can you provide more information on your setup. Operating systems on each, type / brand wireless cards. Does your cable modem go into a wireless router or a wired router hooked to access points. When you say it works 80% of the time do you mean everything works (you can get to all the sites).

    I'm at a loss right now but I too believe it's a setting somewhere, perhaps wep related, MAC address problem (if you're using MAC address validation).
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  3. well all 3 computers are gateway as is the wireless router.the one that is havin the problem i'm runnin xp on.the cable modem is connected the the router then to the main computer.the others have a usb adapter. they are all wireless g.aol will wotk but i cann't access secured sites. explorer by itself should work but i get a error message"cannot open page".do u need any more info?
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  4. oh, the wep is turned off & 2 of the computers on the net are workin fine.the 3rd i have alot of software on & do alot more with.it was workin fine with dail-up no prblems.i'm alomost sure it is something very simple
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    Just a thought, but what works for me is cycling the power on my modem and router. Just a thought but it has worked for me in the past when i have problems with my connection.
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  6. thanks for the help. i found the problem.i have spysweep on my computer & scan my drive the other day & remove unwanted files.apparently this damaged mt win sock file.so i downloaded winsockfix from(http://ntcanuck.com/Beta/useful_programs/). then i disabled the spysweeper program.works fine. you know i've been messing with this for 2 days.my recccomendation is to stay away from adware & spyware programs.i would like thank you for the suggestions
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