Cannot connect to wireless network
Hello - I am having a reasonably bizarre problem. I have returned home after being away for a bit, and I cannot connect to my wireless router. I was connected to another secure network whilst overseas, it worked without a problem. My home network uses WEP encryption, and the network is part of my preferred networks on my MacBook. It has always connected in the past easily. I have tried rebooting, turning the wireless off and on again (being an ex Microsoft user, power cycling comes naturally!). The Airport sees the network, and when I try to manually connect, I either get a 'connection timeout' or 'incorrect password' notification.
A few other observations:
i) there are other computers in my home which connect wirelessly, they have seen no change in performance or connectivity;
ii) My MacBook connects successfully through an ethernet cable.
The only other bit of (potentially bad?) information is that I was in a Virgin Atlantic lounge yesterday, was using the laptop over their network (which was unprotected).
Any diagnostics would be welcomed.
A few other observations:
i) there are other computers in my home which connect wirelessly, they have seen no change in performance or connectivity;
ii) My MacBook connects successfully through an ethernet cable.
The only other bit of (potentially bad?) information is that I was in a Virgin Atlantic lounge yesterday, was using the laptop over their network (which was unprotected).
Any diagnostics would be welcomed.
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6.2), iMac, Ready NAS NV+, iPhone 3GS, iPod 8G!
