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Fix Wireless Limited or No Connectivity Error Message
I was getting the dreaded Limited or No Connectivity Error Message recently when setting up a computer for a friend. Using a wired Ethernet connection to the wireless router worked fine, but I could not connected properly to the wifi connection I had set up.
It turned out that the problem was that the key number was not set correctly. This defaults to 1, but I had used 3 because for some reason the D-link wireless router would not let me changed the WEP key on the first key, so I ended up using key 3.
Once I set this in the wireless connection settings on the PC, it connected correctly and I no longer got the nasty Limited or No Connectivity Error Message.
Posted On: Sat, 2009-05-30 22:03 by Links
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Hi,
Go to your Laptop or any other Wireless enabled computer and set up the Wireless connectivity. You should be able to browse the list ( depending upon the available Wireless Access point in your locality) and select your now secured Wireless Network by the Network ID (SSID). It should display a dialog box in which the option of providing the PreShare Key is visible. Enter your key here and click to save. I am using a Laptop with Windows Vista Business OS. Your OS may allow you to enter this when you select the Wireless connectivity mode in a slightly different way. But essentially, you will need to enter the same Passphrase across all the computers sharing the same Wireless Network.
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