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wifi max connection problems
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darquorze
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7. March 2006 @ 12:02 |
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whenever i try to connect my psp to the internet using wifi max i get the message "a connectiuon error has occurred (80110482). Does anyone have any idea what i,m doing wrong?the only thing i have noticed is i am using aol broadband to connect to the internet but my shared connection is on the 56k dial up icon. when i try to share the globespan usb adsl modem icon it will not let me, when i right click on the properties there is no option to share?
If anyone can shed any light on this problem i would be very grateful, thanks
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darquorze
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7. March 2006 @ 12:42 |
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ok i,ve solved the shared connection problem but i am still getting the same error message. I,ve looked at the other threads about this problem and followed the the suggestions but as yet with no success, so if any can help then please let me know thanks.
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7. March 2006 @ 13:49 |
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darquorze
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8. March 2006 @ 05:11 |
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i checked the thread, how do i access the internet connection to change them? I tried to access them via control panel and network connections but could,nt find the right menus to change them.
I think this is the only thing i have'nt tried.
the dongle is working and recognised by the psp when i scan but when i try test connection i get the error message 80110482
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8. March 2006 @ 07:29 |
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mate except for the error message and the numbers dnt get u get a message like the "connection timed out or smething"...?
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darquorze
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8. March 2006 @ 08:39 |
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i get the message a connection error has occured 80110482. i have noticed on my wireless internet connection it says speed 54mbs, signal strength-no signal, status connectedand when i right click on status then the support tab there is no information there, no address type, no ip adress, no subnet mask etc. the dongle seems to be working it seems to be the connection between the dongle and the psp but i just cant see how to put this right. I read somewhere about static ip address, would this help and what exactly do i have to.
people were'nt kidding when they said this set up was a nightmare!
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Paul2004
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8. March 2006 @ 09:18 |
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try opening your ZDwlan configuration tool at the bottom open it (make sure your in access point) go to more settings then make sure your network mode is on 802.11b authentication mode to open system. on the mac address click settings and disable it. now click on ya wirless network connection (which ever one it is) click the tab at the top then click repair , then try connecting with ya psp , see if that works
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8. March 2006 @ 09:23 |
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Arsenal! =D
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darquorze
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8. March 2006 @ 09:42 |
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no still not connecting nothing on the thread helped either.
My wireless connection status is now 54mbs, strength excellent and status connected but still no info showing on the support tab.
If it says i,m connected, connected to what?
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darquorze
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8. March 2006 @ 11:17 |
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ok i uninstall then reinstalled and started from scratch. I,m basically at the same stage but have noticed when i start a test connection, on the wirelss lan configuration page underneath the connect station list during the test the mac address of my psp appears, then as soon as the "connection error has occurred 80110482" appears on my psp my mac address disapears from the list. Dont know whether this is important, wifi max is starting to make me lose the will to live...
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8. March 2006 @ 11:28 |
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it does that with the lot of us m8 :)
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darquorze
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9. March 2006 @ 13:55 |
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ok i have got to the point where i do the test connection and the information screen comes back but it says internet connection failed.
when i try to browse i get a loading screen but it just times out.
any suggestions on what settings to change to get past this final stage.
so near and yet so far.....
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BlaCkOouT
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21. April 2006 @ 10:48 |
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hey i have the same promblem but i have dial-up and all i have is 1 network connections thing the Wireless Network Connection 6 and i cant make a other connection can som1 help m3
BlaCk OouT
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darquorze
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21. April 2006 @ 14:36 |
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are you connecting with aol?
this was the cause of my problem and was solved after calling the helpline, they sent me an email on how to connect by using a ppoe connection.
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BlaCkOouT
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21. April 2006 @ 15:08 |
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yea im connecting with aol.... so u can help me?? what do i do?
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21. April 2006 @ 15:56 |
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phone them up. They shoudl be able to tell you.
If youre a aol user, and got it working. Give me a call, ill post the troubleshoot in the official thread.
Arsenal! =D
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BlaCkOouT
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21. April 2006 @ 18:35 |
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yea but i dont kno what to dial? do i dial the access number or what? i cant find any aol number not to sound dumb but im jus gettin mad at this wifi max thing so WHAT DO I ¿DO?
BlaCk OouT
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darquorze
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22. April 2006 @ 05:36 |
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ok here is the email that i was sent, it worked for me, good luck!
To Set up a Connection
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> Go on control panel, Network Connections and then set up a new
> connection.
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> Then, choose these options
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> Connect to the internet -> Set up manually -> Connect using a
> broadband connection that requires a username and password
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> Then choose what to call it, "AOL"
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> Type in your username: yournamehere@aol.com and then your AOL
> password. From now on use THIS to connect to the internet, dont go
> into the AOL program itself.
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> After youve done that, right click it, go on properties, click the
> advanced tab and check "allow other users to share this connection".
> And there you go.
> Re: Wifi Max
> >>Step 3:
> okey dokey, for those who want the wifi dongle working and you don't
> have a network setup... this might not work for everyone and bear in
> mind im running Windows XP
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> Step One: Install Wi-Fi MAX drivers
> Bung the CD in the drive and follow the instructions basically.
> Remember to install the drivers before plugging in the dongle - it
> will go mad otherwise.
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> Step Two: Plug the Wi-Fi MAX in.
> Once you have plugged it in, you should get a little balloon appear in
> the taskbar that goes *ploooop* NEW HARDWARE DETECTED. INSTALLED AND
> READY TO USE - or something along those lines. This means that the
> dongle can talk to the computer (A good thing!)
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> Step Three: Telling the Wi-Fi MAX where to go.
> Right, this bit might be a little different for everyone, but I'm
> assuming that since you don't have a home network setup, you won't
> have a network card installed (or at least not in use).
> What you want to do is go to Control Panel -> Network Connections.
> Then find the Wi-Fi dongle (It should be in the 'LAN or High-Speed
> Internet' section.
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> Once you have done this, right click on its icon and click Properties.
> Now, on the GENERAL tab, in the box that says:
> "This connection uses the following items:"
> Scroll down to 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Select that option and
> click Properties.
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> Now what we are going to do is tell your Wi-Fi MAX where it can find
> your pc...kinda like the postcode when sending a letter. So, where it
> says 'Obtain an IP address automatically' we want to click the option
> underneath - 'Use the following IP addresses'.. this will give the
> exact location of your computer.
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> The one I used was: 192.168.0.1
> The subnet mask is: 255.255.255.0
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> Don't worry about the Gateway or DNS numbers, they don't need to be
> filled in.
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> You should now have a dongle that knows where to do to get on the
> internet. Now all we need to do is allow it to get on the internet!
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> Step Four: Setting Access Rights.
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> Ok, so now we have a working Wi-Fi MAX talking to our computer, what
> we now need to do is let the DS access the internet. This is really
> simple, just go to Network Connections again like before but this time
> right click on your broadband connection. Then click Properties.
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> Along the top bar is the ADVANCED tab, so click this and some options
> will open up to you - the most important being 'Internet Connection
> Sharing'.
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> All you have to do is click the box that says
> "Allow other users to connect through this computers internet
> connection"
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> Click OK and restart your computer!
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> You should now be able to get online with your DS and Wi-Fi MAX!
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22. April 2006 @ 05:54 |
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darquorze-ive posted that in the official thread. I gave you credit. :)
Arsenal! =D
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BlaCkOouT
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22. April 2006 @ 15:45 |
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okk thanks but theres still a problem i did every thing but when i tryed an error came up sayin "error 678: the remote computer did not respond for further assistance, click more info or search help and support center for this error number" ok this is the last thing i need from us guys
BlaCk OouT
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