Name: EM386N Date: December 1, 2006 at 13:26:45 Pacific Subject: Macbook Airport and Belkin router OS: Mac OSX CPU/Ram: Intel core 2 duo Model/Manufacturer: Apple
Comment:
I've just purchased an Apple MacBook Intel Core 2 Duo 1.83GHz
Anyways I'm having problems connecting the airport express wireless network card to my Belkin f5d7630-4a.
It can detect the wireless network but not connect to it (i've turned of all the security features) and reset the router, the firmware is up to date.
my mac can connect to my friend's netgear router and my neighbour's belkin router.
Could you please say how you fixed your router problem. I seem to be having the same problem, i can't get my G4 desktop to connect to my belkin router either
I had the same problem but with Macbook 2GHz and Belkin F5D7633uk4. I decided that maybe the router needed firmware update (my last version dated 2004). But finding the update from Belkin's website was hopeless so i googled and discovered this useful website: target="_blank">http://www.wardrive.net/firmware/ be...
I downloaded the only relevant file (didn't know if it would make any difference at all) and started updating. But there was a problem i.e it logged out near the end of the updating process. I then start updating all over again and the same problem appeared twice more. It was not until later that I realise it had succesfully updated (but the updated version is actually dated 2005 not 2006-which was why I thought it was not successful in the first time round). I can now go wireless but not entirely certain if it's because of the firmware update. Best wishes Stephen G
I have the same problem with the Belkin F5D7630-4a. I've just purchased an Apple MacBook Intel Core 2 Duo 1.83GHz and it detects the wireless network but not connect to it (i've turned of all the security features) and reset the router, the firmware is also up to date. V.A.1.08.03UK (Jul 8 2004 15:41:37)
The MacBook will connect to other wireless routers but not this one. Has anyone got it working with this router?
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