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orange livebox wifi
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I am having trouble getting a wireless connection on my laptop which has a belkin wireless g notebook network card, I have got a cabled connection at the moment so I can at least get on the internet. The computer symbol on the bottom right of the screen has a small yellow circle moving from side to side and when I put my cursor over it its status says it's aquiring network address, I don't know what that means. Another thing is when I go to control panel and click on the belkin symbol it is asking for a WEP key and I don't know where to find it. I have been on to orange and all they can suggest is to try another wireless enabled laptop to check whether it is the livebox that is at fault but I don't have another computer of any kind, so if anyone has any ideas of what I can do next I will be extremely grateful. I have been to the tech guys at pc world and they couldn't help except trying another computer. Thanks Kath.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.yes i have one kath, the buttons are on the opposide side of the livebox to the orange logo near the bottom just above a USB slot. there are 2 buttons close together marked 1 and 2. if not you have a differnet livebox to me, mines about 1 year old, never had any problems with it except the wep key can be tricky first time.
Hi again camioneur, your livebox sounds like it is one of the old models. I was messing about trying to connect my belkin and I lost my internet connection completely, I had to ring orange and it took 1hr 10mins before I got the connection back so I am not going to mess about anymore. My son is coming on saturday with his wifi laptop so I will wait until then. Bye, Kath.
When I first got my Orange Livebox I had a similar problem. Every pc in the house connected like a dream, except my laptop, it just kept saying "no network in range". The solution for me was to go into network connections, disable the wireless connector, wait a minute or two before enabling it again - and hey presto! That might not sort your problem, but it's worth a try, and there's nothing to lose.