Is the router set up as we suggest at this Sticky Post -> http://forums.cnet.com/5208-7589_102-0.html?forumID=62&threadID=264135&messageID=2584349
And I'm finding many install McAfee or Norton and you guessed it, I'm uninstalling that far too often.
Bob
Here's a ?? I just got a new Dell Inspiron desktop with a wireless card. It was fine for a few days. After doing a couple of the cnet tweaks and loading all my files, docs and programs I had trouble. My wireless connection keeps giving me headaches. In the network center I usually get an excellent signal but it says local only. Moreover, it says identifying public network and stays busy for at least a min. Sometimes it will connect the green line to the internet and switch to private (my network). For the most part however, I will have to repair or disconnect/reconnect to my network several times before it works properly. Dell support claimed it was a bad wireless card driver and after 3 hrs on the phone and a new driver install,I had pretty much the same result. I would love some help from this forum.
Specs: Dell Inspiron 530, Pentium core 2 duo 2.33. 2 GB ram, 128mb nvidia card, wireless b/g internal, vista home premium, roadrunner cable modem, netgear wireless router

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