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My broadband supplier has just enforced a change of router on me and I cannot make a wireless connection. My operating system is Vista 32-bit, the wireless card as above and the new router is a ZyXel P660HW-B1A which has WPA-PSK security. When I try to set up the connection, I am not offered this option for security, just WPA Personal and WPA2 Personal with TKIP encryption. I have tried entering the security key using both of these options but it is not possible to connect and the error message says security key is incorrect. I have double checked that I am entering this correctly. Does this mean that the new router is incompatible with the 3945 ABG adaptor?
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Broadcast SSID (Since there were changes, I'd change the SSID to make connecting easier)
Use WPA-PSK(TKIP) Security (Personal)
Use mixed mode.
Use channels 1, 6 or 11 (I use channel 11)
You have to save changes and exit.
Power off the ISP modem/router. Power of the wireless router(if any) Wait 30 seconds, the npower on the ISP modem/router. Wait 15 seconds, then power on the wireless router(if any)
Restart your computer.
Try to connect.
***Please note*** other wireless devices need to be setup for the new network
Rick
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