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Asus 54Mbps - Cannot Connect to Other Computers via Access Point or Ad-hoc Network; Poor Link Quality and Low Signal; Warning: Hi-Speed USB Device Plugged Into Non-Hi-Speed USB Hub

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Chapter 4: Troubleshooting
I cannot connect to other
computers linked via an
Access Point or Ad-hoc
network.
Check if the device and the other APs and/
or clients have the same Encryption. If
you enable WEP encryption, you must set
the same WEP keys for the device and
the other AP/s and/or clients.
Check the TCP/IP settings (IP address,
subnet mask, gateway, and DNS) of your
computer.
Enable file and printer sharing in each
client computer to allow file sharing.
I always have poor link
quality and low signal.
Do the following to achieve better link
quality and stronger signal:
Keep the device away from microwave
ovens and large metal objects to avoid
radio interference.
Shorten the distance between the
device and the AP/station.
Problem Action
Why do I got the warning
“Hi-Speed USB Device
Plugged Into
Non-Hi-Speed USB Hub”
message when I
connected the ASUS
USB Wireless LAN
Adapter to the USB port?
This warning mesage appears when you
plug the ASUS USB Wireless LAN Adapter
to a USB 1.1 port.
For Windows® XP users, you need to
upgrade your OS to Service Pack 1 to
convert your USB ports to USB 2.0.
For Windows
®
2000 users, you must
install Service Pack 4 in order to convert
your USB ports into USB 2.0. You can
download these service packs from the
Windows Update website
(windowsupdate.microsoft.com)
Troubleshooting

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