IBook G3 Airport and network issues!!

Help!
I have an iBook G3 900 MHZ, OS X Version 10.4.11
I am trying to connect wirelessly using a Linksys router and cable modem. There is a non-Mac laptop in the same house that is able to connect to the network, but I'm not able! Airport doesn't recognize this or any other wireless networks when I click on the icon in the upper right corner of the main screen. I can connect using an ethernet cable, but not wireless.
It worked before, and all of the sudden, decided it wanted to stop working...
Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks!

Assuming the iBook used to be able to connect and now it won't, you can check these items:
1. make sure airport is turned on in the menu bar
When you click on the airport icon, do you see any networks?
2. check in your *apple>location> network preferences>network port configuration* to make sure that airport is checked
3. Put your location on automatic
4. make sure that the router is not hiding its SSID (name of network)
5. make sure that mac address filtering is not turned on in the router, which is a feature that only allows specific wireless devices to connect, with the owner of the network being the one who grants the permissions.
If all of that checks out, then have you removed your airport card at all since it last worked? Have you repaired permissions, made sure that the network name and password you are using and the type of encryption being used are correct?

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    Mrtimoteo wrote:
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