I recently bought a Realtek RTL8187 wifi card/connector for my PC, but after i installed the driver and got everything going, my internet connection says "No Connections Available" when I know there are multiple connections. Windows says the driver is good for it, but when i troubleshoot my internet connection it says there is a "problem with the wireless adapter or access point", and i cannot figure out what is wrong. I know something is working because when it's plugged in it shows WiFi bars instead of an ethernet cable, but i have no connections available and a big red X over it

The manufacturer is Realtek/Ralink, and it is a 802.11b/g only, but it shows up under devices connected as a 802.11n router. how do you tell what type of access point you have, as I cannot find out... Is 802.11n standard, as we have charter high-speed internet with a wifi router and all the info i found on 802.11n is mac related, and i we have pc's

so yeah...

The Ralink wifi connector has a 802.11b/g driver, but the wifi connector shows up under devices and printers as a wireless 802.11n router, but it's not. and it does not pick up any access points at all, it says there are no connections or access points

A Realtek/Ralink RTL8187 wifi card/connector

oh, it is a MOTOROLA-388CA from/through charter internet

wait, the book for the router? cause we dont have it anymore, the routers older...

here are the test results

NOTE: this is from my working computer that has the router connected to it by an ethernet cable. if you want me to run the test on my non-connected/broken computer i have a flash drive so i can if you need me too

or if you want i can post the actual text instead of attaching the document