I have a Vista Home Premium PC with a Broadcom wifi card in it trying to connect to a DGN3500.
All other devices in the house can (generally) connect - this includes laptops, ipad, iphon, ipod, printer, Mac & Wii! - it is only the Vista machine that has a problem, so it is likely a Vista problem.
I have tried re-setting the TCP/IP stack using the instructions here, and have updated the driver to one available here, which was newer that the one that was running.
When I try and connect Windows either says that no networks are available or the network is available with 4/5 bars of signal. If it is available and I connect it says 'successfully' connected, but the PC is not given an IP address and does not appear on the 'Connected Devices' list, so I doubt the vercity of the Connected claim.
Occasionally it will connect for a short time (long enough for me to go Hurrah! and enter a celebratory search in Google), but not long enough for my patient son to play minecraft with his mates!
Any suggestions welcome!
Thanks in advance.
All other devices in the house can (generally) connect - this includes laptops, ipad, iphon, ipod, printer, Mac & Wii! - it is only the Vista machine that has a problem, so it is likely a Vista problem.
I have tried re-setting the TCP/IP stack using the instructions here, and have updated the driver to one available here, which was newer that the one that was running.
When I try and connect Windows either says that no networks are available or the network is available with 4/5 bars of signal. If it is available and I connect it says 'successfully' connected, but the PC is not given an IP address and does not appear on the 'Connected Devices' list, so I doubt the vercity of the Connected claim.
Occasionally it will connect for a short time (long enough for me to go Hurrah! and enter a celebratory search in Google), but not long enough for my patient son to play minecraft with his mates!
Any suggestions welcome!
Thanks in advance.