I moved the computer to a different office, which has no ethernet points, so it was decided to use wireless temporarily. I installed the wireless USB adapter as per manufacturers instructions. I had to manually start the WZC. I was able to successfully connect to the company's secure network. Upon restart, however, it will no longer even find the network - sometimes the network list shows no networks, sometimes it shows a network from an adjacent building, and sometimes it shows our company network with "automatic" in the top right hand corner - but it never actually connects to the network. I have tried refreshing the network list numerous times, I have uninstalled and reinstalled the adapter, and I have restarted the wireless router. My blackberry is connected fine to the wireless network so I know its working and the problem must lie with the computer/adapter. For information: Windows XP Pro SP3, Belkin Wireless G USB Adapter Any assistance would be appreciated, thank you.Profession: IT Administator for a UK Small Business | Level of Expertise: Intermediate (Self-Taught)2 people need an answerI do too

Hi Daniel, Product Support: https://www3.belkin.com/support/product/?lid=en&pid=F5D7050&scid=221 Drivers: http://www.belkin.com/support/ab/d/ Problem Resolution: F5D7050 – Not able to connect to a secured network (128-WEP). https://www3.belkin.com/support/article/?lid=en&pid=F5D7050&aid=2438&scid=221 Wireless Network Connections: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/870702?p=1 bye bye

Thank you Sabani However, my adapter is properly configured to access the WPA-PSK secured network (hence the reason it connected fine the first time round), and so that cannot be the problem. Thanks for the help, though - it is appreciated! Anyone have any other ideas?Profession: IT Administator for a UK Small Business | Level of Expertise: Intermediate (Self-Taught)

I have a similar problem. I started with a Belkin Plug & Play wireless N. I spent hours troubleshooting on my own, and then another two hours with Belkin's tech support, who got frustrated and decided it was because it was xp and suggested I ask Microsoft for a driver patch. Can't find that anywhere.Returned the Belkin and got the best netgear wireless usb adapter, to go with the brand new netgear wireless n router. Same kind of problem. I've got a WII & a Roku player picking up the router fine. The computer itself was running on a wireless card a few years ago - no problems.All configurations have been tried and tested, absolutely nothing gets the computer to connect and it's cramping my studio flow. Big Time.

Having simular prob's,except Belkin g wireless adapter worked fine for couple years. Then one day no connection,tried reinstalling etc turned verious thins on off.As one does in times of desperation,notices hard ware working fine.......Windows XP Media Edition searching for address?.....still waiting 2 hrs later.....feel more windows prob than unit.Search online reveals many more with same probs......?

I'm not using a Belkin adapter but I have the same proble, The wireless icon shows it's connected, it claims it's on the network, but I can't connect to anything. After a few minutes the connection pukes and I have to manually reconnect. I've tried bother the WPa password and the network password but still nothing. IT worked fine before I moved the machine one floor in our house. Two laptops have no problems connecting.Fr Elise - Support the Heart & Breast Cancer Foundations. http://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Our-Lord-Jesus-Christ/dp/1449947565/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1265754374&sr=1-15