Buffalo Technology WLI-USB-L11G - Manual (Page 23)

B Troubleshooting
B.1 Introduction
This appendix is divided into a number of sections, each with it’s own specific troubleshooting tips:
1.
Common Troubleshooting Tips – B.2
•LED Activity – section B.2.1
•Can Not Connect To The Network – section B.2.2
•LEDs Work But Cannot Connect to Network – section B.2.3
•Cannot Edit Configuration Profile – section B.2.4
•Cannot find the LAN card – section B.2.5
•It takes a long time to shutdown – section B.2.6
•WLI-USB-L11G does not operate after returning from the stand-by or sleeping mode – section B.2.7
•The PC cannot restart while WLI-USB-L11G is installed under W98 – section B.2.8
2. Windows 98 Troubleshooting Tips – B.3
•Upgrading the AirStation Driver – section B.3.1
•Upgrading the Driver – section B.3.2
•Removing the Driver – section B.3.3
3. Windows 2000 Troubleshooting Tips – B.4
•Updating USB Client Drivers – section B.4.1
•Remove Existing USB Client Drivers – section B.4.2
•“There is another card installed” message – section B.4.3
•The PC with WLI-USB-L11G cannot access to W2k or NT4.0 logon process – section B.4.4
4. Installation of the TCP/IP – B.5
B.2 Common Troubleshooting Tips
B.2.1 LED Activity
If you encounter difficulty using and/or installing your AirStation product, the error may be related to
various causes:
• Out-of range situation, which prevents the AirStation USB Client from establishing a wireless
connection with the network.
• Configuration mismatch, which prevents the AirStation USB Client from establishing a wireless
connection with the (correct) network.
• Absence of, or conflict of the AirStation Driver.
• A problem or conflict with the USB Client connector which prevents the USB Client from
powering on.
• A conflict of the AirStation hardware with another device.
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