T/x wireless setup

I am new to this forum.Thanks for letting me join. I recently bought a Palm TX. While trying to set up a WiFi connection my screen goes blank. I have to reboot to do anything even turn it off. It goes blank when I try to turn on the internal radio. Please help me.
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Hi and welcome to the forum. It seems that a Hard Reset might be in order. First Hotsync to back everything up. Then, while holding down the power button, press and release the Reset button in the back. Keep holding down the power button, until the 2nd Palm logo appears. Then let go. It will ask you if you want to erase everything...press UP on the 5-way pad to answer Yes. After it sets up (try it before you Hotsync all your data back), you should be able to turn on the Wi-Fi radio. If not, it is defective. Good luck!
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c> the tech asked me have the WEP key changed. I called my Router mfd and got the WEP key changed to only Numbers ( earlier it was alphanumeric ) , we then tried running the wireless setup wizard .. we got the same error message.
d> We also tried Manually adding the IP, subnet mask and default gateway .... but the ping does not work. It says 100% loss.
The tech concluded that it could be a problem with the printer wireless circuit . hence advised to replace the printer.
I am returning the printer to the stores in a day or 2days. Let me know if "returning the printer " is the right thing to do or is there anyone over here who could suggest me steps to resolve it.
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Let's try an experiment. Since I'm not sure of your exact configuration, I'd like you to try some one of the following:
If your Linksys wireless-router is also your ADSL modem -- disconnect the telephone line from the Linksys wireless-router and then power cycle the Linksys (unplug power, wait 30 seconds, plug power back in). Leave the telephone line unplugged.
-- or --
If your ADSL modem is separate from your Linksys wireless-router, disconnect the LAN cable between the ADSL modem and the Linksys wireless-router and then power cycle the Linksys (unplug power, wait 30 seconds, plug power back in). Leave the LAN cable disconnected.
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Press Apply.
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Finish up by installing the SW on the computers you want to print from. One more suggestion -- do not install the HP Customer Participation Program.
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