Actiontec electronic 802UIG - Manual (Page 23)

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Actiontec 54 Mbps Wireless USB Adapter User Manual
How do I enable WEP in XP using the Wireless Zero Configuration Utility?
First, make sure the Adapter is correctly installed in the computer. Then, in
the system tray (in the lower right hand side of the desktop, next to the clock),
right-click on the appropriate wireless network (double computer) icon and
select View Available Wireless Networks. When the “Connect to Wireless
Network” window appears, click Advanced. The “Wireless Network Connection
Properties” window appears. Select a wireless network, then click Configure.
When the “Wireless Network Properties” window appears, make sure the correct
SSID or network name is entered in the “Network Name ( SSID )” text box. Then,
activate “Data Encryption” by clicking in the appropriate check box. If the text
boxes below remain grayed out, make sure the check box next to “The key is
provided for me automatically” is unchecked (not active). Select a “Key format”
and “Key length” from the appropriate list boxes, then enter the
WEP key in the
“Network key” text box. If connecting to an ad hoc network, click in the “This is
a computer-to-computer (ad hoc) network…” check box to activate. Click OK.
What is the difference between 40-bit and 64-bit encryption?
There really is no difference between the two. They are different terminologies
used throughout the industry for the same level of encryption.
I plugged in the Adapter to an available USB port but no “Found New
Hardware Wizard” came up. What should I do?
The
USB ports on the computer may be disabled in device manager or in the
BIOS . If this is the case contact your computer manufacturer for help in activat-
ing the USB ports. Also, check that the drivers for the USB controller are installed
correctly on the computer.
Everything installed fine and the Adapter was working until I shut down
and restarted my machine. Now the computer is not detecting the
Adapter. What should I do?
Some
USB host controllers have a timing issue at boot up. If the Adapter is not
being detected, try unplugging and then replugging (while the computer is
already booted up) the Adapter. It should start working again.