Ask wireless connect to network G5

if im not use AirPort Extreme card.becos i dont hv AirPort Extreme station.so i want use PCI-Express for use wireless connect internet.which card is recommed?thx u

Well Sure , i will try to keep my self in touch with ur thread at least for now
Hmmm , dont try with wireless as for now ??
Do one thing , Again check firewalls , cause its the main reason behind ..it .
another thing u can try ,
Go to device manager , Right click on Ur network adapter Which one u are using .
go to properties.
go to advanced.
under advanced select - Property as network media..and select value or decrease the value slightly..to 10BaseT ,
which is alos known as , Decreasing ur LAN card speed.
click ok .
Reboot ur Computer.
check n try pinging again .
hope it works ..!
again , one more thing , have u provided the static ip to ur this computer?
if yes den remove...
if no ..
den provide the static in the DHCP range of ur routers LAN ip !
pe@c3
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Dear Macusers,
Since 1 month we have a 15inch 2.5g macbookpro. It works fine connected by wire to the network (UTP). Wireless is works fine at one moment and on the other moment it is slow or often even disconnected. Other laptops (windows) and my IPhone never have this problem so it must be the macbook.
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If you post your message in the "Internet and Networking the MacBook Pro (Late 2008 and 2009)" you'll most probably get a better answer.
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Hi @Sniper187
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hi
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