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Old 07-14-08, 03:18 AM   #2 (permalink)
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You don't say which Axim you have but I'm guessing it's an X50 since that has the problem reporting that the driver is not loaded. From the WiFi Guide:
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If you have an Axim X50v and an error message "Unrecognized Card" is displayed asking for the name of the device driver for this card when you activate the wireless, several third party applications have been implicated. At least some users have discovered it is caused by a lack of main memory when wireless is started. This would suggest Today plug-ins in particular could cause the error, since many of them are loaded at startup. Try starting the wireless immediately after a soft reset, before loading other programs. Users have indicated they can then start the other programs as long as the wireless is started first. If this doesn't work, you may need to uninstall any Today plugins (Journal Bar, Pocket Plus, PocketBreeze, Battery Pack, etc.).
And, to clarify, you do not need to load the driver. On PPCs with built in WiFi the driver is in ROM and cannot be 'lost' nor reinstalled.

I'm assuming the McAfee program is on your PC and, if so, it cannot block access to the router. It may include a firewall that prevents devices from seeing other PCs on your home network but that's a different issue. Usually problems connecting to home routers are because the router is set to "G" or "N" only but your PPC can only connect to "B" networks so you need to set it to mixed mode. Other possibilities include having MAC filtering enabled on the router or a level of security not supported by your PPC (WPA, for example). You can find other possible solutions in the WiFi Guide linked from my signature.

Sorry, I don't know anything about mobipocket.
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