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Old 06-15-2008, 09:16 AM
tback
 
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Default Belkin Wireless Router Trouble


I have a Belkin Wireless Router that I use to wirelessly hook in to my
home network, while I'm wired to my Xbox 360 in the other room. I have
absolutely no trouble connecting immediately, and I get great speed, but
it constantly looks for a certificate to log me on, and never finds it,
and it will from time to time, pop up a message telling me that windows
was unable to find a certificate to log me on to the server. It's just
driving me nuts that it won't just connect already. If I mouse over the
icon in the task bar, it says excellent signal strength, but it's
validating identity.

Please Help!

Thanks,

Travis


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Old 06-15-2008, 09:16 AM
smlunatick
 
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Default Re: Belkin Wireless Router Trouble

On Jun 10, 7:22*am, tback <tback.3as...@no.email.invalid> wrote:
> I have a Belkin Wireless Router that I use to wirelessly hook in to my
> home network, while I'm wired to my Xbox 360 in the other room. *I have
> absolutely no trouble connecting immediately, and I get great speed, but
> it constantly looks for a certificate to log me on, and never finds it,
> and it will from time to time, pop up a message telling me that windows
> was unable to find a certificate to log me on to the server. *It's just
> driving me nuts that it won't just connect already. *If I mouse over the
> icon in the task bar, it says excellent signal strength, but it's
> validating identity.
>
> Please Help!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Travis


It seems that your router might be expecting Wireless security WPA2.
XP does not have this WPA2 service within "most: service pack. Get
this update here:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/893357
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Old 10-08-2008, 10:00 AM
Suresh Kannan
 
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Default RE: Belkin Wireless Router Trouble

Hello Travis,

This is reference to your Belkin Wireless Router issue.

1. Before doing the troubleshooting steps connect the computer with the LAN
Cable.

2. Please go to Start and click on Run and type "compmgmt.msc" and click ok.

3. It will take you to Computer management window.

4. Click on Device Manager and go to Network Adapter and right click on
adapter and click on update and after updating it click on Uninstall.

5. Go to Command Prompt and type "gpupdate /force" and it will refresh the
policy of the wireless.

6. After that please restart the computer. After that you will be able to
connect to wireless.


"tback" wrote:

>
> I have a Belkin Wireless Router that I use to wirelessly hook in to my
> home network, while I'm wired to my Xbox 360 in the other room. I have
> absolutely no trouble connecting immediately, and I get great speed, but
> it constantly looks for a certificate to log me on, and never finds it,
> and it will from time to time, pop up a message telling me that windows
> was unable to find a certificate to log me on to the server. It's just
> driving me nuts that it won't just connect already. If I mouse over the
> icon in the task bar, it says excellent signal strength, but it's
> validating identity.
>
> Please Help!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Travis
>
>
>

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