Wireless program to connect to router?

Question

so i have 2 pc's and 1 laptop 1pc with router and other connecting wireless, so i had to change my key to WEP for the ps3 to work online and i can connect to the net fine on my pc because i'm using the program that came with my usb adaptor not that poor windows program that never connects, but opn my laptop i have a wirleess card but it didnt come with a program to connect to my router and the windows program does not connect can anyone tell me the name of a program that lets me connect to my router not the one that windows has

thanks btw they are all WEP compatible

Answer 1

You are asking for help yet you do not bother to provide the minimal dignity of a requestor.  There is hardly any information provided; the standards of English grammar and composition are totally ignored; the composition does not flow.

When you ask for help, be more considerate of those who are trying to assist and treat them with minimal dignit.  For starters, use English Grammar and Composition skills that meet the Fourth Grade level's criteria.

If you have changed a WEP Key or a preshare key (usually this is seen in WPA or WPA2) you must configure all pcs that you wish to link via wireless linkage with the new preshare key.  

Secondly the Windows program for wireless works properly if the person doing the configuration does it properly.  This means that the pc must use the same encryption mode, preshare key, and all other particulars that have been set up on the router and that the MAC address of the devices are listed in the MAC address validation table of the router if you are using MAC address verification as you should.  For you to be successful, you must have documented the router configuration in writing and then used this information when you configured the pcs.  Any failure here results in failed linkage.

Now this takes a little time and effort.  However, without time and effort you will not succeed and no one can assist you.

Go back to the router, document the configuration accurately, and then follow through on each wireless pc.

Answer 2

OT: Ever heard of punctuation?

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