with one scenario?
Your previous post said that you were using an ethernet cable to connect. Now it's wireless.
What exactly happens when you run the Wireless Setup Assistant?
Is the Airport card installed?
Is Airport turned on?
If yes, is there any movement in the Signal Strength meter in the menu bar?
This Macintosh, it is not an Apple, can connect easily to the D-Link Wireless router.
Go back to the wired ethernet connection and make that work first. Then you can do the other stuff. Trying to make it do two things at once is clouding the issue.
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This is my problem better explained. I have a D-Link 524 wireless router and I cannot get a connection established with my PowerBook g4 (1.67 GHz/superdrive). I've never owned an Apple before so am not sure how to fix this problem. I tried having my powerbook find the IP addresses and stuff like that automatically, but it just isn't working. I also tried to input all the correct addresses manually, and my powerbook still couldn't establish a connection. I even tried connecting the laptop directly to the router with an ethernet cable, but that didn't work either. Can anyone help? What in the world am I doing wrong?

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