I just bought a new router (Linksys E1000 - using "n" version). My router is over five years old and uses 802.11g technology and my wireless adapter is a 802.11n standard. We worked with this compound problem for over two hours, and finally determined it was a hardware problem (at least, primarily). OK, game change! After far too many hours stuggling with this problem (time better spent doing other priorities), and after selecting the "disable" option on the "wireless security" portion of the Linksys "control" page for my router, which in turn TOTALLY locked me out from getting online (on ALL five my computers) - I finally called Linksys and paid for technical assistance (only $30). On this laptop, I went to the that webpage: should I download the Inspector v.1.2.0 to run on this PC (tho' the other desktop has the Realtek adapter problem)?Ĥ) OK, I did the ipconfig/all, captured it to a. BUT, on the desktop (with the problem), it does show my wireless network by name but with "Limited or no connectivity." I've tried the "Repair" option, but I get error: "Windows could not finish repairing because could not be completed: Renewing your IP address."ģ) Xirrus Wi-Fi Inspector: I have never used it before. And since I cannot get to the internet, I can't download a newer version to that PC.ġb) Yes, device manager does show "This device is working properly." And there are no errors or warning messages in device manager.Ģ) Network connection: my home network is working fine (evidence is that I'm on it with my laptop now). But if this is the lastest or not, I don't know. I just bought this adapter and a cd came with it to load the drivers, which I did and loaded OK (driver date ). Also, I beg your patience I am not the most literate on PCs, but I can get by.ġa) Lastest driver? I'm not sure.
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