usncahill,

I usually point everyone to use these Recommended Wireless Router Settings in their wireless router, I use channel 11.

I have a Linksys Router WRT54GS

I broadcast my SSID( I'd try changing this to make connecting easier.)

Password 13 characters log.

Use WPA-PSK(TKIP) Security (Personal)

Mixed mode

channel 11.

Save and exit. Power off everything for 30 seconds. Power on the ISP modem/router first. Wait 30 seconds, then power o your D-Link.

Restart your computer.

Now try to connect to the new network.

What happens?

Rick

uscahill,

First, I am using the drivers from Intel's Website

My settigs for the 5100 i the device maager are as follows.

Advaced

802.11n channel width for band 2.4     =     20mh only

802.11n channel width for band 5.8     =     auto

802.11n mode     =     enabled

Ad Hoc Channel 801.11b/g     =     1

Ad Hoc default wireless mode     =      0.802.11b/g

Ad Hoc power managemet     =     disabled

Ad Hoc QoS Mode     =     WMM disabled

FAT Channel Intolerany      =     disabled

Mixed mode protection     =     CTS to self enabled

Roaming aggressiveness     =     3.Medium

Throughput enhancement     =     disabled

Transmit power     =     5.highest

Wireless mode     =     6.802.11a/b/g

Wireless router settings in next thread, after I switch partitions.

Rick

Chan 11 on router and 1 on adapter?

usncahill,

Did you change your settings to match the ones I have?

Did you try right clicking on the icon near the clock, diagnose and repair? What happens?

Did you then try WinSock XP Fix?

If you're connecting near the router and not very far away, then maybe it's possible the antenna wire came off the wireless card.

Rick