Hello Pam,
I have run into this same problem while on the road. Should you get this
error message again, simply do a normal reset and try again. Usually that
is some kind of authentication error one gets every once in a while. I'd
say minus 44 is a reasonable signal strength reading according to what is
being used in the M-power. I've often worked with kminus 50 or
worse. Twenty to thirty is ideal! There may be other factors
involved. Another possibility is try the side slot if you are using the
back slot. You can check this at home if you have the pcmcia to flash card
adapter.
I sent for a different Sandisk card myself so I'll see how that works when
it gets here.
Just keep trying! Its fun playing with networks on the road.
Jim Aldrich
At 09:03 PM 10/16/2005 , you wrote:
It happened. We went out of town for the weekend and of course I had my
MPower with me. We had breakfast at Ross's this morning, and they offered
free wireless access. I was able to get on the internet with no
problem. But for some reason I couldn't send or receive my email. It
said Error 10060. I don't know if this had anything to do with anything
or not but the signal strength was minus 42 dbm. I forgot, is that a good
signal or is that weak? I assumed all wireless internet access would be
highspeed, but when I tried to pull in ACB Radio Mainstream, there was a
lot of breakup which doesn't happen here at home. So maybe the email
program times out or something? Does anybody know what that error
indicates? It obviously had something to do with the connection since I'm
not having the problem here. It was a halfway successful adventure anyway.
Pam
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