Hey, guys! I just got a wireless adapter for my Windows XP computer! It is an Anewkodi wireless adapter! I plugged it into my computer and installed the drivers that came with it! After that, it only connects sometimes! Mostly, everything is okay and seeming to work, but, I can't go on any websites! I use Internet Explorer and Opera! Internet Explorer shows me the "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" page, and, Opera has "Sending request to (URL)" for a while, and, then, it shows me the "This site can't be reached" page! I don't want to waste another twenty dollars on another wireless adapter! Can you please help me fix my wireless adapter?
Wireless Adapter Connects To Router But No Internet!
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is it compatible with xp??
what is the make, model and model number of the computer?
what is the model and model number of the wireless adapter?
what is the make, model and model number of the computer?
what is the model and model number of the wireless adapter?
I checked the wireless adapter! It says that it is compatible with Windows XP! My computer is a Dell Dimension XPS! I think it is the third generation! My wireless adapter is an Anewkodi wireless adapter! I cannot find either of their model numbers!
below are the types of dimension xps , somewhere on the casing , or go to start/run/type in msinfo32 and type should be listed there, but I need the exact model number in order to go to the dell drivers and downloads page to see if there is a wireless driver for your pc
Dimension XPS 66 / 100 MDT II
Dimension XPS B___r
Dimension XPS D___
Dimension XPS H___
Dimension XPS M___s
Dimension XPS P___c MDT
Dimension XPS P___c MT
Dimension XPS P___s MDT
Dimension XPS P___s MT
Dimension XPS P60 FS
Dimension XPS P60 M
Dimension XPS P60 MT
Dimension XPS P75,90,100 MDT
Dimension XPS P75,90,100 MT
Dimension XPS Pro___ MT
Dimension XPS Pro___n MDT
Dimension XPS Pro___n MT
Dimension XPS R___
Dimension XPS T___
Dimension XPS __ FS
Dimension XPS 4100V / 66V MT
Dimension XPS 50 / 66 MDT
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or give me your service tag number , located on the COA and then I can look it up for you
Dimension XPS 66 / 100 MDT II
Dimension XPS B___r
Dimension XPS D___
Dimension XPS H___
Dimension XPS M___s
Dimension XPS P___c MDT
Dimension XPS P___c MT
Dimension XPS P___s MDT
Dimension XPS P___s MT
Dimension XPS P60 FS
Dimension XPS P60 M
Dimension XPS P60 MT
Dimension XPS P75,90,100 MDT
Dimension XPS P75,90,100 MT
Dimension XPS Pro___ MT
Dimension XPS Pro___n MDT
Dimension XPS Pro___n MT
Dimension XPS R___
Dimension XPS T___
Dimension XPS __ FS
Dimension XPS 4100V / 66V MT
Dimension XPS 50 / 66 MDT
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or give me your service tag number , located on the COA and then I can look it up for you
Sorry for the long wait! I could not find my model number! It just said "Dell Dimension XPS" in msinfo32, but, I did find my service tag! My service tag is F6M0G31! Now, you can look the drivers up for me!
http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/servicetag/f6m0g31/drivers
above for your drivers
but I did not see a wireless driver available for your service tag
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https://kb.netgear.com/60/How-to-enable-a-wireless-adapter-in-Windows-XP
follow the above instructions, disregard the netgear the instructions should be the same for the Anewkodi
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Easy Setup
Install the driver from the included CD. After the driver is installed, you can use the built-in
wireless utility in your operating system to connect to a wireless network.
the above statement is from the website advertising this adapter
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https://www.lifewire.com/automatic-wireless-network-connections-xp-818243
above has instructions on how to let windows connect with wifi
let me know the outcome of each step you take, please,
above for your drivers
but I did not see a wireless driver available for your service tag
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https://kb.netgear.com/60/How-to-enable-a-wireless-adapter-in-Windows-XP
follow the above instructions, disregard the netgear the instructions should be the same for the Anewkodi
=================
Easy Setup
Install the driver from the included CD. After the driver is installed, you can use the built-in
wireless utility in your operating system to connect to a wireless network.
the above statement is from the website advertising this adapter
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https://www.lifewire.com/automatic-wireless-network-connections-xp-818243
above has instructions on how to let windows connect with wifi
let me know the outcome of each step you take, please,
http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/servicetag/f6m0g31/drivers
above for your drivers
but I did not see a wireless driver available for your service tag
===================
https://kb.netgear.com/60/How-to-enable-a-wireless-adapter-in-Windows-XP
follow the above instructions, disregard the netgear the instructions should be the same for the Anewkodi
=================
Easy Setup
Install the driver from the included CD. After the driver is installed, you can use the built-in
wireless utility in your operating system to connect to a wireless network.
the above statement is from the website advertising this adapter
===============
https://www.lifewire.com/automatic-wireless-network-connections-xp-818243
above has instructions on how to let windows connect with wifi
let me know the outcome of each step you take, please,
I checked my wireless card (which is Realtek RTL8811AU Wireless LAN 802.11ac USB 2.0 Network Adapter) in device manager and it is already enabled! It says that the device is working properly! I also checked my wireless network connections! My wireless adapter is fully connected to my router! I also installed the drivers from the CD that came with my wireless adapter!
so download and install firefox 52 ESR since both ie8 and opera are not updated anymore for xp
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all/
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all/
I will try to download it while my computer is successfully connected to the internet! I will tell you the results right after I start up Firefox!
Okay! I downloaded Firefox 52 ESR and I still had the same problem! It displayed the "Unable to connect" page! So, Firefox does not work, either!
go to start/control panel/ network connections/ right click on your current connection and choose repair, if it does not complete there will be a point in the dialog box that says why, let me know
I repaired my wireless network connection! It successfully finished, but, I still cannot connect to the internet! It just disabled and enabled my wireless network connection!
https://www.online-tech-tips.com/co...dows-xp-wireless-network-connection-problems/
please read above and see if the solutions work for you.
please read above and see if the solutions work for you.
https://www.online-tech-tips.com/co...dows-xp-wireless-network-connection-problems/
please read above and see if the solutions work for you.
I did all of these things the article suggested I should do! The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties showed that both the IP Address and the DNS Server were both set to obtain automatically!
http://wireless-driver-center.blogspot.com/2017/05/direct-link-download-anewkodi-ac600.html
above is the download for the adapter driver, download it and compare with the one you have installed to see if you have the latest driver or if the download is the latest driver.
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the link in my last reply stated the below at the end of the article:
So if updating the driver, resetting the configuration, and repairing the network connection don’t work, then try to unplug the wireless router and plug it back in after about a minute. It’s best to turn off the cable modem too, but you should always turn on the modem first, then the router.
Unless there is something physically wrong with the router, one of the methods above should work! If you’re still have trouble with a network connection in Windows XP, post a comment and we’ll try to help. Enjoy!
so if you did all that, did you also check the link for the wireless tips?
https://www.online-tech-tips.com/co...eep-disconnecting-or-dropping-the-connection/
this was a link within the page on troubleshooting.
above is the download for the adapter driver, download it and compare with the one you have installed to see if you have the latest driver or if the download is the latest driver.
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the link in my last reply stated the below at the end of the article:
So if updating the driver, resetting the configuration, and repairing the network connection don’t work, then try to unplug the wireless router and plug it back in after about a minute. It’s best to turn off the cable modem too, but you should always turn on the modem first, then the router.
Unless there is something physically wrong with the router, one of the methods above should work! If you’re still have trouble with a network connection in Windows XP, post a comment and we’ll try to help. Enjoy!
so if you did all that, did you also check the link for the wireless tips?
https://www.online-tech-tips.com/co...eep-disconnecting-or-dropping-the-connection/
this was a link within the page on troubleshooting.