Viewsonic WPCI-100 Manual Do Utilizador

ViewSonic Wireless PCI Adapter

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Make sure that the WPCI-100 is correctly installed. Verify that the
WPCI-100 is firmly plug in the PCI slot inside your computer. 

Verify that you are using the correct wireless settings. You might
have incomplete or incorrect wireless settings for your PCI adapter. To
connect successfully, the wireless PCI adapter on your PC must have
the same network name (SSID), and wireless security (WEP and/or
WPA) information as your router or gateway.

Reset your router or gateway. Turn off or unplug your router or
gateway, wait at least 10 seconds, then turn it back on again. When the
status lights indicate that the router or gateway is functioning, try
accessing the Internet from your PC connected to your wireless network.

NOTE: (For advanced users) You may need to move a card currently in
slot 1 to another slot in your PC. Troubleshoot conflicts among your
device resources. 

Look for conflicts among your device resources. Try using Windows
Troubleshooting to verify that the WPCI-100 is not trying to use computer
resources already being used by another piece of hardware.

Try decreasing the number of computers or programs that are 
simultaneously accessing your network. 

Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to verify that there are no 
problems with your connection, such as scheduled maintenance, line 
issues, or other problems. If you are still not satisfied with your 
connection speed, you might want to inquire about upgrading to a faster 
connection.

You might have a resource conflict in Windows.
Resolve any device conflicts in the Windows operating system. You
can use Windows Troubleshooting to ensure that your WPCI-100 is not
trying to use computer resources already being used by another piece of
hardware.