- #PANDA WIRELESS PAU05 BEST BUY PASSWORD#
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#PANDA WIRELESS PAU05 BEST BUY PASSWORD#
The password is correct, and I restarted a number of times. I have no idea why I was connected before but now it's not working at all. Here's the info I posted yesterday and last night, along with my system information:Įven earlier Update: I removed the from the title because the new adapter I bought only worked briefly, after a restart, and now I can't get the new adapter to connect no matter what I try. My questions: Has anyone else experienced weird issues like mine, with or without an Apple router? Any idea what might be causing connection problems with two different internal cards and a USB wifi adapter? (I remember reading about some Apple router shenanigans causing problems for non-Apple machines or at least prioritizing Apple computers and devices ahead of others, but I don't know if any of that was true or even possible.)
#PANDA WIRELESS PAU05 BEST BUY WINDOWS 7#
So what the heck is going on? Is it some weird, sudden incompatibility issues with the Apple router? Apple pushing router updates to cause problems with non-Apple computers? The wifi on my Windows 7 laptop used to drop out quite often and I had to reset the connection, so I've always had less than stellar connections to the Apple router compared to the Apple computers here.
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(I'm assuming there is still an unresolved issue that will cause me to fail to connect if I suspend my computer, but I can't afford to try it now and be offline again.) I changed my Power Management to not suspend from inactivity because I'm afraid I will be unable to connect again. I powered down and restarted the modem and router again and decided to start up my main computer that still has the new T-Link USB adapter plugged in. until suddenly it won't connect any longer. In the meantime I was using a Linux Mint 19.3 live USB on my windows 7 laptop and it connected just fine yesterday, last night and this morning using the laptop's internal wireless card. Unfortunately it too failed to connect after waking it from suspend. Signal was strong and speeds were even faster than my internal card. I bought a T-Link wifi adapter (TP-Link TL-WN823N version 2) and that worked well when I first plugged it in and restarted my computer. After the computer was suspended and woken I could never get the internal card to connect again, even though the signal was strong. I briefly got it working again after restarting the modem and Apple router and then restarting my computer. I have a mini computer with Linux Mint 19.3 (info pasted below) and my internal wifi card stopped being able to connect yesterday. (And I've had the same problems with two different internal wireless cards and a new USB wifi adapter, that have connected and then suddenly won't.) UTF8&psc=1 - work fine with the updated kernel.Įarlier Update: I'm going to change the title of this thread again because I'm starting to suspect that the problem might be some sort of issue with the Apple router and Linux, because I'm the only person in this house with non-Apple computers and the Apple computers are not having Wifi problems. TP-Link TL-WN823N version 2 wifi usb adapter from Target and the Panda 300Mbps Wireless N USB Adapter (PAU05) here. Update: Problem seems to have been resolved with kernel update.
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