My wireless connection has stopped working.

Hi there. I've just bought an iBook G3/800 12" second hand. The lap-top came with an Airport card installed and I had no problems connecting up to the net. However, for some reason it has now stopped working and in the network panel it tells me that "Airport is connected to the network WLAN. Airport does not have an IP address and cannot connect to the internet." My Airport ID is 00:30:65:0d:2f:5b. I have Telewest Broadband (now Virgin Media) and have internet access on my desktop PC via a Webstar modem, which is connected up to a NexIP ISW054t router. I don't understand why this was working fine for over a week, and has now suddenly stopped. Can anyone please help?

and have internet access
on my desktop PC via a Webstar modem, which is
connected up to a NexIP ISW054t router.
Can you describe this in a little more detail.
Is it like this?
Internet -> Modem -> Wireless Router -> PC
Where -> is a cable?
iFelix

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ProductVersion: 1.0.0
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FileDescription: RICOH RPCS Printer Driver
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ITunes has stopped working when connecting new iPhone 6

I am getting what seems to be a common error "iTunes has stopped working" which I have tried many different tricks for fixing that I have found online, but nothing seems to work.
I have been using an iPhone 5 and backing up and syncing with no problems, the only problem being when I try to access the iTunes Store. This didn't bother me too much as I can access the store on my phone and everything else on iTunes worked fine.
But today I bought an iPhone 6 and as soon as I connect it (whether iTunes is already open or opens when I plug the iPhone in) I get the above error message and iTunes closes. So I am unable to sync my back up on to the new phone or use it at all.
Can anyone help with a recent fix for this, or a way around it?
I have tried copying recommended files into the correct folder, re-installing, opening as administrator and many other things I have come across online, but majority of these seem to be from a year or more ago. I am using Windows 7 on a PC, with the latest iTunes that I have just re-installed (again).
Any help would be really appreciated!

Same here....also when I restart iTunes afterward, all my devices don't even show up in iTunes at all until after you restart the computer
Even then, the problem persists. And I've tried all kinds of troubleshooting techniques

My wireless connection has stopped working.

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