WAP Authentication Error

I get a "WAP Authentication Error, missing wapauth cookie" msg whenever i attempt to chk email when im using WIFI. I'm new to my LifeDrive, and am afraid I simply do not understand what it is I need to do here.
A Side Note: I used to be able to obtain email from several sources, including aol.com, but can no longer. This 'may' have occured After i replaced the hard-drive in it with an IC, not sure.
Any advice would be appreciated.
steve
Post relates to: LifeDrive

hi,
palm devices can be connected to the internet..
but it does not use WAP, it uses WEP
you can try to configure the wifi setup of your lifedrive by going to WIFI(scan/setup) on your lifedrive..
you can check your network and just EDIT the configuration and choose WEP instead of WAP
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