64 bit encryption home wi fi connectivity problem

I have a Mac Book Pro and I'm running Lion OS
I'm trying to connect to the internet from my home wi fi but my software doesn't seem to support 64 bit open wep encryption. I can connect other laptops, tv, PS3 etc but not my Mac.
I get 'network settings have changed' and it doesn't connect. Why?
Help please.

MAC is an acronym for Media Access Control. That's a specialized address for many networkable components.
Mac is the name for both the operating system and the computers made by Apple Inc, and is shorthand for Macintosh, and not an acronym.
Apple back before 802.11n days probably had better 802.11b support on the 802.11g compatible machines, as there was better WEP back then. Since 2006, it has been much more commonplace to find 802.11g and 802.11n exclusively because encryption on 802.11b is so weak, and doesn't support WPA2.

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