Tech Support Forum - View Single Post - Very upset =( vista wireless problem[moved from vista]

sarahlouise · 03-17-2008, 01:15 PM

Ok i have just been reading a little more online and even though it says that this driver is compatible with Vista i've seen this
Driver Version
6.0.5.30
Driver Date
17 Jun 2004
Related Downloads
wg311v2_quick_install.pdf (Documentation)

Uploader Notes
WG311v2
WG311v2 Software Version 2.0.0.7

Fixed Windows SP 2 compatibility issue.

Built-in WPA-PSK support was added to the utility, so no third-party supplicants now needed.
WHQL certified.

Fixed the issue that utility starts or exits slowly in beta version 1.2.Supports Win 2K and XP

54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter

i know the driver is old but the network I am using is WEP, is it possible the network card does not support WEP encoded networks? and this was why the card worked relatively fine at my old address because the network there was WPA PSK?
if someone could confirm this I will go ahead and buy a new network card when i can, but i dont want to buy one if this is not necessarily the problem as money is an issue atm..

thanks.

03-17-2008, 01:15 PM	#7 (permalink)
sarahlouise Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 9 OS: Vista.	Re: Very upset =( vista wireless problem[moved from vista] Ok i have just been reading a little more online and even though it says that this driver is compatible with Vista i've seen this Driver Version 6.0.5.30 Driver Date 17 Jun 2004 Related Downloads wg311v2_quick_install.pdf (Documentation) Uploader Notes WG311v2 WG311v2 Software Version 2.0.0.7 Fixed Windows SP 2 compatibility issue. Built-in WPA-PSK support was added to the utility, so no third-party supplicants now needed. WHQL certified. Fixed the issue that utility starts or exits slowly in beta version 1.2.Supports Win 2K and XP 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter i know the driver is old but the network I am using is WEP, is it possible the network card does not support WEP encoded networks? and this was why the card worked relatively fine at my old address because the network there was WPA PSK? if someone could confirm this I will go ahead and buy a new network card when i can, but i dont want to buy one if this is not necessarily the problem as money is an issue atm.. thanks. Last edited by sarahlouise : 03-17-2008 at 01:16 PM.