How to configure the wireless systems

If still you are unable to connect to wireless internet, you may need to take another step or two.
On a Windows XP system, try disabling the Windows wireless-configuration feature to establish a connection. This step is also necessary if you want to use the bundled utilities.
To disable this feature,
Click the XP Networking icon (it looks like two computer monitors) in the system tray at the bottom right of your screen. Click the Advanced button from the Wireless Network Connection dialog, and select the Wireless Networks tab.
Uncheck "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings" and click OK to accept the change. Now reboot your system to bring the connection to life. If your wireless systems won't connect to the Internet, try disabling Windows XP's wireless connection utility.


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Configure Wi-Fi systems

If you've followed our instructions faithfully, your wireless systems will now be unable to connect to the router. To reestablish the connection, change the SSID within the wireless-configuration utility for each wireless adapter to match the value you entered for the router.You'll also need to enable the same type of encryption you enabled in the router and provide exactly the same passphrase.After you apply the changes to each system, it should connect to the router and the Internet.

Enter the SSID and the encryption passphrase into each system that you want to connect to your network.

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