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07-19-2008
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| Guest | Will not connect to network with WPA enabled I bought a Vista laptop a few weeks ago and during the setup accessed the Internet using wireless with WPA enabled. A few hours later it lost the connection and now will not connect when using WPA. No problems if security is disabled or WEP is enabled. Unfortunately my other laptop will not stay connected if using WEP. The Event Viewer reports 'Layer 2 security key exchange did not generate multicast keys before timeout'. The Diagostics tells me to 'Try to connect again' and then 'Could not diagnose the problem', wonderful! The router is a 3Com with latest firmware update and Vista has SP1. Any ideas, please |
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07-19-2008
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| Guest | Re: Will not connect to network with WPA enabled Hi This is even stranger: "Unfortunately my other laptop will not stay connected if using WEP". Makes believe thta your Router is going Gaga  .Take the two computers to a friend thta has a Router (or borrow Router ) and try the the computers with WPA. If it works with another Router get a new Router (There are Routers for $20 after rebate. Example, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16833156038 ). Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "Johnc" <Johnc@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:E806065E-1F94-4814-9A00-02098D688FC3@xxxxxx Quote: >I bought a Vista laptop a few weeks ago and during the setup accessed the > Internet using wireless with WPA enabled. A few hours later it lost the > connection and now will not connect when using WPA. No problems if > security > is disabled or WEP is enabled. Unfortunately my other laptop will not > stay > connected if using WEP. > > The Event Viewer reports 'Layer 2 security key exchange did not generate > multicast keys before timeout'. > > The Diagostics tells me to 'Try to connect again' and then 'Could not > diagnose the problem', wonderful! > > The router is a 3Com with latest firmware update and Vista has SP1. > > Any ideas, please > > > |
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07-20-2008
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| Guest | RE: Will not connect to network with WPA enabled In the laptop do you have the latest Drivers for the Network Adaptor? -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia "Johnc" wrote: Quote: > I bought a Vista laptop a few weeks ago and during the setup accessed the > Internet using wireless with WPA enabled. A few hours later it lost the > connection and now will not connect when using WPA. No problems if security > is disabled or WEP is enabled. Unfortunately my other laptop will not stay > connected if using WEP. > > The Event Viewer reports 'Layer 2 security key exchange did not generate > multicast keys before timeout'. > > The Diagostics tells me to 'Try to connect again' and then 'Could not > diagnose the problem', wonderful! > > The router is a 3Com with latest firmware update and Vista has SP1. > > Any ideas, please > > > |
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07-21-2008
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| Guest | Re: Will not connect to network with WPA enabled Jack Many thanks for the info. I now have a new router and all is working fine. Johnc "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote: Quote: > Hi > This is even stranger: "Unfortunately my other laptop will not stay > connected if using WEP". > Makes believe thta your Router is going Gaga .> Take the two computers to a friend thta has a Router (or borrow Router > ) and try the the computers with WPA. > If it works with another Router get a new Router (There are Routers for $20 > after rebate. Example, > http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16833156038 ). > Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) > > "Johnc" <Johnc@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:E806065E-1F94-4814-9A00-02098D688FC3@xxxxxx Quote: > >I bought a Vista laptop a few weeks ago and during the setup accessed the > > Internet using wireless with WPA enabled. A few hours later it lost the > > connection and now will not connect when using WPA. No problems if > > security > > is disabled or WEP is enabled. Unfortunately my other laptop will not > > stay > > connected if using WEP. > > > > The Event Viewer reports 'Layer 2 security key exchange did not generate > > multicast keys before timeout'. > > > > The Diagostics tells me to 'Try to connect again' and then 'Could not > > diagnose the problem', wonderful! > > > > The router is a 3Com with latest firmware update and Vista has SP1. > > > > Any ideas, please > > > > > > > |
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