What to do if NETGEAR WN311B-100NAS Adapter connects to access point but not internet?
This issue might stem from a physical layer or network configuration problem. Verify that the access point is physically connected to the Ethernet network and that IP addresses and Windows networking settings are correctly configured. Restart your cable or DSL modem, router, access point, and computer.
What to do if NETGEAR Adapter cannot connect to access point with good signal?
If your access point uses WPA-PSK protection, ensure you're using the correct WPA-PSK passphrase. If the access point uses WEP encryption (either 64 or 128 bit), you'll be prompted to enter the WEP encryption security information. Otherwise, the NETGEAR Adapter might still be connected to a previous access point, preventing the change to the WPA-PSK access point.
How to fix NETGEAR WN311B-100NAS Adapter when LEDs are not lit?
The NETGEAR Adapter (WN311B) might not be properly installed in the PCI slot, or its software might not be loaded. Here's what you can do: * Remove and reinstall the WN311B. * Check the Windows device manager to ensure the WN311B is recognized and enabled. * Reload the WN311B software if necessary. * Try installing the WN311B in a different PCI slot in your computer, if available.
Why NETGEAR WN311B-100NAS Adapter has no IP address?
This can happen if you updated your NETGEAR Adapter software but didn't restart your computer. Try restarting your computer or connecting to a different access point.
Why is my NETGEAR WN311B-100NAS Adapter wireless LED blinking alternately?
The NETGEAR Adapter is likely trying to connect to an access point but is failing. Ensure the access point is powered on and that both the access point and the adapter are configured with the same wireless settings, specifically the SSID and wireless security settings.
How to stop NETGEAR Smart Wizard from asking to save settings?
If the Smart Wizard prompts you to save changes after modifying settings, click 'Apply' before closing the Smart Wizard to prevent this prompt from reappearing.
Why is my NETGEAR Adapter throughput only 54 Mbps?
The NETGEAR Adapter can operate at faster speeds, but you are likely connected to a standard 802.11g network.
Why are there two NETGEAR Adapter icons in the system tray?
You likely have an older software version installed that needs to be removed.
Details system requirements, installation prerequisites, and guidelines for optimal wireless location and range.
Outlines the factory default wireless settings for the WN311B adapter, including SSID and security.
Covers connecting to wireless networks, interpreting icon colors, and status bar indicators for connection status.
Guide to using the Smart Wizard for viewing networks, joining, and WPS push-button/PIN connections.
Detailed instructions for configuring WEP, WPA2-PSK, and WPA-PSK security settings for wireless networks.
Provides solutions for common problems like LEDs not lighting, connection failures, and slow throughput.
General| Category | Adapter |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | NETGEAR |
| Model | WN311B-100NAS |
| Wireless Standards | 802.11b/g |
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Maximum Data Rate | 54 Mbps |
| Interface | PCI |
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
| Type | Wireless Adapter |
| Antenna Type | Detachable |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows 2000, Windows XP |
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