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    keb1717 | # 1 | 2005-12-14, 00:42 | Report

    What do I enter for the WEP key # in the connection setup? It will only take 5 characters exactly and my router WEP key is more than 5 characters. I've entered 5 characters of the the WEP and it appears to connect (it shows "sending" but not "recieving") When I attempt to get on the internet I receive "Netwerk Problem" message. Help, please?

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    Neil McAllister | # 2 | 2005-12-14, 02:20 | Report

    Try changing the strength of the encryption. 64-bit (40-bit) encryption wants a five character key. 128-bit encryption lets you enter up to 13 characters (or longer, if it's a hexadecimal key you're entering).

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    keb1717 | # 3 | 2005-12-14, 03:10 | Report

    That won't work. Anyone else?

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    Neil McAllister | # 4 | 2005-12-14, 03:55 | Report

    Won't work or didn't work?

    Exactly how many characters is your WEP key?

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    nowen | # 5 | 2005-12-14, 10:49 | Report

    Originally Posted by keb1717
    That won't work. Anyone else?
    Why not explain why or what happened after you tried it. You might also try and thank people for trying to help

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    flipjetiel | # 6 | 2005-12-14, 12:46 | Report

    switch wep key type to hex when you type it in..

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    myet01 | # 7 | 2005-12-14, 13:31 | Report

    My 770 is setup for 128 bit encryption no problem?

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    keb1717 | # 8 | 2005-12-14, 14:21 | Report

    Thanks for the help.

    Sorry.

    My router is set for 64 bit and the wep key has 10 characters. The 770 is set for 64 bit as well, but it only allows 5 characters to be entered.

    I've entered the first 5 characters of the wep and it appears to connect to the router - the signal bar appears, connect time appears and the outgoing signal shows, but no incoming.

    I receive "network problem" when trying to get on the internet. What am I missing?

    Thanks.

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    Samuel | # 9 | 2005-12-14, 16:21 | Report

    Originally Posted by keb1717
    My router is set for 64 bit and the wep key has 10 characters. The 770 is set for 64 bit as well, but it only allows 5 characters to be entered.
    Is your WEP key in HEX or plain ASCII ?

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    Zero23 | # 10 | 2005-12-14, 19:23 | Report

    Originally Posted by keb1717
    Thanks for the help.

    Sorry.

    My router is set for 64 bit and the wep key has 10 characters. The 770 is set for 64 bit as well, but it only allows 5 characters to be entered.

    I've entered the first 5 characters of the wep and it appears to connect to the router - the signal bar appears, connect time appears and the outgoing signal shows, but no incoming.

    I receive "network problem" when trying to get on the internet. What am I missing?

    Thanks.
    Change to Hex when entering code. That should do it. I had the same prob.

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