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>Is 802.11g backwards compatible with 802.11b?  

Yes.  Unless specifically disabled, pretty much anything g will fall
back to b.

>Is it likely just a SSID issue?  

SSID, WEP/WPA, signal strength, antenna orientation, etc.

>Do you care about SSID's with wi-fi?  

In theory, yes.  But in practicality, you use it more to pick which WLAN
to jump on to more than anything else.

>Do I just need to learn to like coffee and hang out at Starbucks
instead of trying to work from home? 

Caribou is better. :)


In XP, use either the XP util or manufacturer util to browse available
WLANs; try to connect from there.  You may just need to create a
wireless profile for the home WLAN.


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