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I have 2 PCs setup wirelessly. One PC is wired into a Belkin router and works fine. The other PC uses a Belkin 802.11g Wireless Desktop Network Card. They did, up until Sunday evening, work fine. The PC with the wireless card in froze up, so I switched it off at the mains and when I had booted it up again, I had no internet access.

I have since - rebooted again, uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers, switched the card into a different PCI port, reinstalled the drivers again, tried the Repair option and removed the WEP encryption key.

The wireless icon says that it is connected and should be working fine and the router setup page shows that the PC is connected to the router.

I have searched through, (I think), every setting I can find that might disallow my PC from wirelessly connecting to the internet and everything seems fine.

I've exhausted all attempts that I can think of and Belkin's support seems virtually non-existant.

Has anyone here had any problems like this and knows a solution?
 
Start->Run->cmd, and then ipconfig /all for starters. What is the IP address listed there? It sounds like misconfiguration on the computer's end or perhaps in the router.

 
I just did what would you said Movax. The IPs look fine, but I did notice one thing. It says that IP Routing is disabled. I'm not a techy so I'm not entirely sure what this means but I'm fairly certain it didn't say that when I tested the card in another PC.

Could this be the problem? And if so, how can I enable it?

Thanks for your help :)
 
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