2010-09-25, 08:43 PM
Try turning off any port forwarding or port triggering if you have any setup.
Also I did notice the WLAN IPconfig settings showed no DHCP. Check your WLAN card settings for any pre-configured IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateways that might be preregistered. Also make sure if you have an option in the Wi-Fi settings "Connect Even When Router Isn't Broadcasting" set to enabled and make sure you're router's SSID is broadcast as well.
There's a long known bug with Windows XP regarding SSIDs not broadcast by the router that can cause XP not to see the router (this only applies if you do in fact have XP) or see other routers instead of yours.
Also I did notice the WLAN IPconfig settings showed no DHCP. Check your WLAN card settings for any pre-configured IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateways that might be preregistered. Also make sure if you have an option in the Wi-Fi settings "Connect Even When Router Isn't Broadcasting" set to enabled and make sure you're router's SSID is broadcast as well.
There's a long known bug with Windows XP regarding SSIDs not broadcast by the router that can cause XP not to see the router (this only applies if you do in fact have XP) or see other routers instead of yours.