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After succesfully installing os x on my dell i downloaded the drivers needed for my wireless usb receiver.
They worked fine and i see the wireless network in the wireless utility. But for some reasons it wont allow me to surf the web on safari....
any ideas whats wrong?
What does it say? Do you get an error or something?
No errors or anything. There's simply no internet even though i am connected to my network with the drivers to my usb receiver.
Can you acces your router?
What brand of your USB? Is it a utility for driver/network?Quote:
Originally Posted by beck92
Thanks for helping.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frakke
That will be the next step if he can not connect, then he will need to look at the router.
Alright, some more info.
The usb receiver is a D-Link DWA-140.
I found some drivers that i transfered via usb to the OS X and succesfully installed it.
The program installed sees and connects to the wireless network, but for some reason the computer itself does not get ahold of the internet. F.ex i cant start msn, browse on safari and so on.
The built in wifi manager in os x does not see the network, only the newly installed driver does.
You may need to setup the driver/util for your wifi card, and most of them only work with open network.
Could you maybe explain a bit more detailed what to do? I'm pretty new to all of this.
Since you did not reply what utility/driver was installed, this is for the generic version.Quote:
Originally Posted by beck92
Select your network, create/add to profile, set to default then connect.
It would mostly apply to open network as other modules/functions are not compiled.