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Score Win XP's Universal Plug and Play Device Host service starts and then stops immediately
YKhan - 25 Mar 2009 11:10 PM - 6 messages
It's the wierdest thing, I noticed today that my UPNPhost service is no longer working on two of my XP machines. I noticed it on my desktop first, so I went to my laptop to compare, and found out that it's not ...
Score Enabled but not connected
John Callaway - 26 Mar 2009 10:44 PM - 4 messages
I am new to wireless, so please excuse my ignorance. I have a Ralink wireless lan card V2 in my Pacard Bell Laptop XP OS. I can't seem to get the card to connect. It is enabled but not connected. I have ...
Score Is there such a device?
Peter F - 25 Mar 2009 10:08 AM - 4 messages
i All, I was hoping for some help/guidance on a problem we have at one of our satelite sites. We have a large screen array - it is currently fed by a UAD which has three 4 port graphics cards installed to provide 12 video inputs  - ...
Score Wireless modem Can I?
Theslaz - 23 Mar 2009 4:43 PM - 11 messages
Getting a new Wireless modem from my ISP. I can hard wire my main desktop to the modem; however; my second computer does not have a wireless card. I don't know if the modem has a second port for another ...
Score File Sharing/Network problems
bizymom333 - 22 Mar 2009 11:46 PM - 5 messages
I’m having file sharing/connection problems.  I have 4 computers (3 wireless) set up on the same Windows workgroup, all running VCOM System Suite 7 (firewall/anti-virus) and Network Magic is also installed on all 4.  ...
Score Need to occasionally "repair" connection
Jeff - 21 Mar 2009 4:21 PM - 7 messages
I have a WPA secured wireless network that connects to Cox cable internet via a router.  Works fine.  But _every now and then_, when I wake my XP Media Center laptop from "Standby" (by lifting the lid), I cannot connect to ...
Score Printer networking query
Jeremy Poynton - 22 Mar 2009 4:50 PM - 5 messages
The ergonomics of our house means that the printer we wish to use as a network printer can't connect wirelessly to the router. And I'm minded to think that printing and scanning wirelessly may not be as reliable as one ...
Score internet sharing
rc - 21 Mar 2009 10:58 PM - 4 messages
Hello group, I am trying desperately to share an internet connection between a laptop running Windows Vista  connected wirelessly to a Westell 7500 modem (thru Verizon) and a desktop running Windows XP.  I would like to also do this ...
Score intermittent "acquiring network address" message on my laptop's wireless icon
Alex - 2 Jan 2009 5:12 PM - 21 messages
hi all I have a laptop from my work that I want to use to connect to my home wireless network. The network works fine for all other computers (wireless as well as wired). My laptop however very oftenly at ...
Score IP Address in Command Prompt has changed???
beto - 14 Mar 2009 6:56 AM - 3 messages
Hi, I disconnected my router and reconnected the modem so I could host a game, but I couldn't host. I checked my IP in Command Prompt and it now gives me the IP of the router. It should say the IP that I get in ...
Score Internet Oasis
XPerienced65 - 13 Mar 2009 1:07 AM - 3 messages
Hi, A few fellow students have noticed a wireless connection on their laptops that say Internet Oasis (FREE). Anyone had any experience with them? Most like since it is an ad-hoc connection it is a scam. ...
Score mac book pro and wireless
Dave Cason - 13 Mar 2009 2:00 PM - 5 messages
Hi, I have a guy in my shop that has XP running on his mac book pro.  If pluigged in to the LAN he can login and work happily.  Same goes for wireless he can login and work. ...
Score Good USB adapter for my OS?
Joe - 11 Mar 2009 10:57 PM - 6 messages
Anyone know of a good usb adapter that supports 98SE? Thanks for any replies that answer the question, :-) ...
Score Can't get the internet from the client computer on an ad hoc netwo
Harry - 17 Jan 2009 12:47 PM - 10 messages
I set up a wireless ad hoc network on 2 computers running XP Home, using the Windows wizard. The host computer has a broadband connection. Both computers connect with a strong signal. Under Network Connections the host computer shows both the broadband and wirelss network connections normally, as does ...
Score Wireless security and XP
Gordon - 15 Feb 2009 10:56 PM - 23 messages
Strange problem. My wife's laptop - XP SP2 cannot connect to our WAP that has WEP 128 bit security. She can connect to other wireless networks with (possibly) 64 Bit WEP. (I don't know the setup of this other network but I'm ...
Score What can I do if I lost my network key?
Infinize12 - 12 Apr 2007 8:30 AM - 6 messages
I current using my own wireless network at home.  A few days ago I install the progam called "JUMPSTART" to tighten the security of my wireless network. As a result,  that program decided the network key for my network without ...
Score setting up a home network
mark - 6 Mar 2009 7:35 AM - 13 messages
I have two computers, they both hook up to a router to go to the internet, one is wired the other is wireless. how can I get them to see each other on the network so I can share files and the printer? They have the same ...
Score automatic ad-hoc wireless connection?
sobriquet - 27 Feb 2009 10:17 PM - 10 messages
Hello. Is it possible in xp and vista to create a kind of automatic ad-hoc network connection between two computers that each have a wireless adapter (usb) (for internet sharing)? Some computers are hooked up via a wired network to a modem, but there ...
Score Using WiFi Router As WAP?
(PeteCresswell) - 21 Feb 2009 6:50 PM - 16 messages
I've got a LinkSys WRT310N gigabit wireless router unused. I've also got a major dead spot in the living room of our house. Two questions: -------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Is there some way to configure this thing so it's just ...
Score One laptop, multiple wireless networks, different settings...
Peter Connolly - 1 Mar 2009 3:35 PM - 6 messages
Hi, On Windows XP, every wireless connection had its own TCP/IP properties, so you could define static addresses on some networks, DHCP on another. In Vista (Ultimate), I can only find TCP/IP settings for the adapter - so if ...
Score wireless network with vista and xp
dean phillips - 28 Sep 2007 8:13 PM - 12 messages
i have an xp home machine and a vista laptop and am having problems sharing files. the laptop sees my wireless network and can access the net. I have shared a folder on the xp machine but cannot map to it on the laptop. could ...
Score Lack of ability to make up a wireless network WITHOUT an internet
Dan171681 - 28 Feb 2009 1:27 AM - 3 messages
Lack of ability to make up a wireless network WITHOUT an internet connection.  I used a dialup phone connection (no DSL) for years - always had trouble trying to find the 'correct' connection in the "Wizard" ( it doesn't exist ...
Score Dell behaving oddly
RipperT - 27 Feb 2009 11:01 PM - 6 messages
I have an old Dell inspiron with XP Pro that my daughter has been using for some time connected wirelessly to my network via a Belkin wireless router. Suddenly one day the laptop won't connect my network. I've tried many things ...
Score media state........................media disconnected
Illuzion - 7 Feb 2009 9:13 AM - 3 messages
Using a wired lan connection and also tried a wireless adapter to my router . On attempting to get an Advent 7801 laptop that was given to my son working correctly . It has no recovery partition nor recovery disk the OS is Windows XP Pro ...
Score WLAN Error: "The key is provided for me automatically" does not work
Alan Hobley - 26 Feb 2009 2:05 PM - 4 messages
I can connect to a wireless lan accesspoint successfully by using the proprietary Intel ProSet WLAN Utility. When I shutdown this Intel Utility and use the built-in WinXP WLAN tool then I cannot connect. moreover I found in the WLAN setup dialog a checkbox labelled ...
Score Vulnerabilities of using public WiFi?
Toni - 25 Feb 2009 7:40 PM - 3 messages
I hope this is the correct group to answer this. Until now, I have only used my WinXP Pro laptop with my own home wireless network, which has encryption. My laptop has Outpost Firewall Pro 4.0. Besides being exposed to bad coffee, what are the dangers of sitting down with my laptop ...
Score Wireless Network Setup Wizard.
PVR - 25 Feb 2009 1:31 PM - 3 messages
While trying to start a wireless network using Setup Wizard in auto mode I am instructed to use a Flash drive. Later in the procedure I am instructed to plug the Flash drive into my wireless access point (which I assume means my router). My router is a Linksys MRK54G and it ...
Score Wirelessly connected to server but can't connect to Internet
fanofthemick - 23 Feb 2009 2:26 PM - 4 messages
I have a problem connecting to some public wireless connections in hotels.  When I go to a hotel that has wireless in the room and the network is unsecured I can connect to their network server/router but not always the ...
Score Only seems to allow one wireless connection at a time
Andrew_JMData - 22 Feb 2009 12:36 PM - 6 messages
Hi - I have 2 laptops (both on wireless network) and 2 (1 on wireless) desktops On the wireless network it seems like I can only connect 1 pc at once.  I thought I was supposed to be able to connect any number? ...
Score hope this is the right group to ask this
Overbey - 22 Feb 2009 1:59 PM - 4 messages
I have not been able to find an "ASUS WireLess Router" group, so I pose my question here, if this is the wrong group, please direct me tothe right one. I have an "ASUS WireLess Router" WL-500W, I have two issues that I am trying ...
Score Frustrated about Vista WLAN connectivity problems
Boris Schaeling - 19 Feb 2009 1:42 PM - 12 messages
I'm using Windows Vista SP1 on a new laptop now for a month. While I'm  rather satisfied with Vista I'm very frustrated about WLAN connectivity  problems. Every morning I switch on my laptop it takes about 15 minutes  ...
Score WiFi Connection Delivered To Ethernet Port?
PeteCresswell - 6 Feb 2009 3:13 PM - 5 messages
I tried this in comp.os.ms-windows.networking.tcp-ip, but haven't gotten any responses. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Got a box that understands Ethernet, but doesn't do USB. What I'm looking for is a device that delivers a WiFi connection ...
Score Wired and wireless network
Mrich - 15 Feb 2009 10:50 PM - 5 messages
Hello, I hope this is understandable. I have three desktop computers. Computer 1 is connected to the internet via wired network adapter and wireless router. Computer 2 is connected to the internet via wireless network adapter on the same wireless network as computer 1. ...
Score New user authentication over wireless
msteinhoff - 18 Feb 2009 5:07 PM - 7 messages
I am having an issue when a new user attempts to logon to a laptop for the first time using the wireless network. Here are some specifics: Laptop OS: Windows XP SP2 Server: Server 2000 SP 4 IAS/RADIUS for authentication ...
Score N Wireless routers with G Nics
J - 17 Feb 2009 3:31 AM - 5 messages
I have a couple of clients with N routers in 'mixed' mode because I have some G generation nics. I seem to have more problems with drops and long wait times to connect to the network, when compared with clients who have G routers and G nics.  Is this to be expected? ...
Score WZC Locks Domain Account While Authenticating
Kevin - 17 Feb 2009 6:45 PM - 8 messages
We allow WZC to manage our laptop wireless connections.  We have approximately 3500 laptops users with same access to employee wifi using WPA-Ent TKIP.  Of these 3500 laptop users, we have about 10 users who can not ...
Score How to share a wireless network with 2 routers or switches
Polaris431 - 15 Feb 2009 10:34 AM - 6 messages
Hi, I live in a large house. I have a DSL connection that comes into a room on the floor where I live. The router is a Fritz!Box WLAN. People on the floor above me share my Internet connection by using the WLAN ...
Score Available Network refresh leaves old networks
Craig - 17 Feb 2009 2:22 AM - 3 messages
When I click view available wireless networks on my laptop the "refreshed" list shows wireless networks that I know are no longer available.  For instance, wireless networks I used in Sacramento CA still show even though I refresh the list when I'm in Florida. ...
Score Adding wireless capability to simplest wired configuration
Ron - 16 Feb 2009 1:42 PM - 7 messages
A very simple question (I think).  We have a wired Linksys router connected to the cable modem.  Each of two computers (upstairs & downstairs) are cabled to the router for the sole purpose of accessing the internet.  Each ...
Score shared network folders
KRK - 14 Feb 2009 12:36 PM - 3 messages
Hello, The only network I am connected to is the internet via broadband. If I click 'show me all the shared network folders on this computer'  in Network & Sharing centre I see my 'users' folder listed, also a printers ...
Score Wireless connection
Graham Hotch - 13 Feb 2009 7:09 PM - 5 messages
My PC has been working quite happily on the wireless network I set up a couple of months ago then suddenly last week, it stopped recognising the network. When I go into Network Connections,as suggested in @Help', there is ...
Score Windows Live Family Safety Preventing Internet Access HELP
LottOzz - 25 Sep 2008 8:57 PM - 6 messages
I tried uninstalling (with CCleaner) Windows Live Family Safety as it wasn't used and I was having a tidy up, and then found that I couldn't get onto the internet. After a LOT of messing about I realised that a residual element of ...
Score connection problems - Norton firewall ??
KRK - 13 Feb 2009 12:47 PM - 4 messages
Hello I am setting up a wireless ad-hoc network between my desktop & laptop. I've setup the network OK on the desktop. When I connect to the network from the laptop it seems to connect OK with a strong signal, but then disconnects a ...
Score How do you tell Windows XP Pro to connect to a wireless that isn't broadcasting SSID?
RS - 11 Feb 2009 9:37 PM - 5 messages
Normally, when I want to connect to a 802.11 wireless network using the Windows connection tools, I View Available Wireless Networks, select one, and tell Windows to connect. What happens if I set my wireless network up to not broadcast the SSID? ...
Score Wireless DSL Connection Dilemma
John O'Boyle - 9 Feb 2009 8:37 PM - 9 messages
I have a small Sony notebook computer that my wife and I use exclusively when we're traveling.  We've never had a problem with wireless connections in any of the hotels, or in fact friends and relatives homes ...
Score Network key
Sanford Aranoff - 9 Feb 2009 1:12 AM - 8 messages
XP Prof, desktop, connects to Internet via cable. XP Prof, laptop, connects via wireless XP Home, laptop. "Wireless connection is excellent." However, it needs the network key. We have the key written down, and added the key. It does not accept it. We do not ...
Score How do wired and wireless connections to a home router work?
polomora - 8 Feb 2009 11:41 PM - 7 messages
Hello, I have a question about using the wireless capabilities of my wired/wireless LAN. Normally, I use the wired connections to my home router for all my networking needs. Sometimes, when watching the TV, I like to surf the web at ...
Score Where do I find WPA2-PSK AES on WinXP SP3
Bill Wells - 7 Feb 2009 12:02 AM - 12 messages
Where do I find WPA2-PSK AES on WinXP SP3? I thought Windows XP Professional SP3 came with WPA2-PSK but I can't find it. If I doubleclick on the Wireless Network Connection applet; And then I press "Change advanced settings"; ...
Score Want to add wireless to existing lan
Dick - 6 Feb 2009 6:33 PM - 10 messages
Here is the problem: Comcast has provided an all-in-one modem/router/switch device (SMC brand) to our small business.  They (Comcast) do not support wireless through their devices.  We want to add wireless capability in our ...
Score adding printer to home network
Jono - 8 Feb 2009 7:02 AM - 4 messages
My home network is set up as follows; My home PC (XP)is cabled directly to Modem Router Tablet PC (Vista) wirelessly connected to same Router Epson Printer (named Home Printer) cabled to home PC The network is established as I am able to see and share files both ways ...
Score Is 32-bit driver possible on 64-bit Windows XP
spartacus - 4 Feb 2009 6:14 PM - 6 messages
Hi folks, I've got a question. On my Windows XP (32-bit) machine I have a D-Link Wi-Fi USB-adapter (DWA-142) installed which works just fine using D- Link driver. I am going to move to a 64-bit Windows XP soon but there ...
Score Add a stand-alone printer with print-server to Guest WLAN?
Mike in Nebraska - 5 Feb 2009 10:15 PM - 7 messages
I've got a spare HP LaserJet 4P with a JetDirect print server.  I was going to try selling them, but had a thought that maybe I could hang them off of an Access Point on our Guest WLAN so they could print to it.  We host ...
Score BSSID and security
Jake - 4 Feb 2009 3:23 PM - 5 messages
I am trying to get out what security APs use.  Basically I would know if AP uses Open or WpaPsk. How it is possible to find?  Get BSSID_List do not have information and Authentication_mode and Encryption_status tarket is NIC not AP. ...
Score unknown wireless networks
KRK - 2 Feb 2009 2:16 PM - 7 messages
Hello, In network centre (wireless) I find some networks that I do not recognise (eg, 'Betty'  ). I have not set any of them up. What are they & where have they come from ?, can I delete them & if so, how ? ...
Score PIR interfering with wireless network
Peter Hucker - 30 Jan 2009 6:25 PM - 30 messages
We have a wireless network at work which appears to have gone downhill since the workmen installed PIRs for the burglar alarm.  One of them in particular appears to cause dropped packets the closer a laptop is to it.  Is this possible??  It's not a wireless PIR as far as I know, as I can see some leftover cable he was using which is a multicore (about 10 cores) type similar to phone systems, so I assume this is for the signal aswell as power.  The person in that office swears blind that there were absolutely no problems until the PIR was installed above her desk, and now when I check, about 60% of the packets are being dropped.  Moving her laptop to the opposite side of the room it drops only 5% of packets.  PIRs used to just pick up infrared of your bodyheat, but I think now they are also motion sensors?  Perhaps this means they are sending out a signal and bouncing it off you?  Perhaps this could interfere with wireless networking? ...
Score N Wireless issues
J - 2 Feb 2009 1:47 AM - 5 messages
Hello, I just 'upgraded' from a Linksys G to a D-Link N (Dir-615). I'm using WEP 64bit security. Range and speed seem to have improved a little. However, I am having trouble consistantly with 'remote' software. I use Gotomeeting and Logmein regularly (connecting from office to ...
Score ad-hoc wireless network, where are the files ?
KRK - 2 Feb 2009 12:29 PM - 5 messages
Hello, I have set up an ad-hoc computer-computer wireless network between my 2 Vista pcs. I think I've set up correctly, but I cannot seem to find the shared files. Where should I be looking, in explorer ? or elsewhere ? ...
Score Can get computers to access the internet
metspitzer - 30 Jan 2009 4:52 PM - 6 messages
Because I use P2P I have a assign an ip to my computers.  I do know how to do this, but I always have trouble when the Internet goes down. My computer will connect to the Internet when it is plugged directly ...
Score Perplexing problem Anyone any good idea ?
Channel 53 - 30 Jan 2009 7:30 PM - 8 messages
I have 4 work stations connected to a Linksys router. On one pc out of all of them XP Home edition has No internet. when I do  ipconfig/release  renew ipconfig /all  it  gets a ip ...
Score Wireless Network Flakey
graemeg - 29 Jan 2009 10:06 PM - 3 messages
Hello I am having problems with a wireless network. I have 2 wireless PCs, one running XP Pro SP2 and the other running Vista. Frequently (after the PCs are dormant for some time) they cannot access the server (or any other PC) by name. ...
Score WEP vs WPA+PSK encryption
liveprices - 27 Jan 2009 5:03 PM - 7 messages
At the moment, my wireless encryption is WEP. As I read through your posting ( Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] 1/17/2009 6:48 AM PST ) may I know what are the advantages and if I want to change to WPA+PSK, what must I do?  My router is ...
Score trouble sharing a printer
Jeff - 28 Jan 2009 11:37 PM - 7 messages
I'm having trouble sharing a printer and cannot seem to find the problem. It used to work fine but I must have changed something and now it no longer does. PC 1 is connected through its printer port to a printer. ...
Score Connect desktop to laptop
KRK - 27 Jan 2009 1:10 PM - 5 messages
I have a Vista desktop connected to the internet, and I have a Vista laptop which is not connected to the internet. For various reasons I dont want to connect the laptop to the internet. Both have wireless capability. I would like to be able to connect the 2 computers together wirelessly (at ...
Score Maximum number of APs in use on WZC service?
Richard - 27 Jan 2009 8:14 PM - 6 messages
Hi All In a wifi network using numerous access points all set up with the same SSID, is there a limit on how many of them the zero-config service will associate with or even use when roaming? I've been having troubles lately on a site that uses 7 APs, all configured ...
Score WPA encrypted connection reporting as unencrypted
Niniel - 27 Jan 2009 5:48 PM - 4 messages
Hello, What little information I found on the web about this suggests this is a Windoze bug, but maybe somebody here knows more and can explain it to me. This has happened recently on 2 laptops connecting to 2 separate wireless ...
Score password retrieving software
ewastudent - 24 Jan 2009 2:06 AM - 18 messages
does anyone know about any password retrieving software that can remember a password if someone types it in? Do the retrieve passwords from other software programs on the computer? i dont know where to post this, but this seemed a good place. ...
Score question connecting to LAN
Linea Recta - 23 Jan 2009 6:15 PM - 7 messages
I have a network configuration briefly as follows: PC, wired to modem router, which is connected to ADSL. Laptop, wifi connected to LAN and internet. Pocket PC, wifi connected to LAN and internet. When all devices are on, I have no problems. ...
Score Problems setting up Home Network
Theslaz - 23 Jan 2009 6:15 PM - 13 messages
I have two desktop computers and a laptop that I wish to run a home network on. All three are running Windows XP Home Edition with Service pack 3. The two desktops are hardwired to a wireless hub. The laptop ...
Score Network Places Issue_Need Assistance
Chipj2nd - 22 Jan 2009 2:23 AM - 3 messages
Software Windows XP Hardware 1 desktop (Wired) 1 laptop (Wireless) 1 router (Linksys) 1 broadband modem Setup Both the desktop and the laptop run through the router to the broadband modem. No connectivity issues. Problem     When I am in the “My Network Places” (Window) on the desktop, it shows the ...
Score Wireless printer connections
Peter A - 22 Jan 2009 8:33 PM - 3 messages
My home network is a combination of wired/wireless based on a LinkSys router. I want to move 2 printers to a location where it is not feasible to string ethernet cables. I have heard of wireless printer solutions but they seem to be touchy and hard to get working right. Does anyone ...
Score Wireless outdoors
JohnB - 20 Jan 2009 2:27 PM - 9 messages
This isn't really a Windows question... I need to install wireless outdoors in an area approximately 750' x 350'. My concern is covering an area that large. Does anyone here have any experience with installing wireless for an outdoor ...
Score Will not Shutdown after Wireles PCI Card Installation
lk - 12 Jan 2009 6:11 PM - 15 messages
I put a new AirLink101 WLAN PCI card in a HP Compaq D530 tower and it works fine. Problem is during typical Windows shutdown, the computer goes thru all the normal shutdown activity and then reboots as if I had selected a restart. ...
Score No Networks Found
OldButStillLearning - 22 Jan 2009 4:10 PM - 3 messages
I was having problems with my XP, so I decided to wipe it all out, reformat the hard drive and start fresh. After installing XP Pro and then applying SP 3, I wanted to test my wireless connection.  When I looked but I could find no evidence that XP even ...
Score Cannot remove wireless network (assigned by GPO)
Erik - 20 Jan 2009 8:39 PM - 6 messages
So.. a while back I was experimenting with using GPOs to push out my wireless settings.  And it worked quite well. Unfortunately, the time came to make changes to the wireless settings, and the GPO (at the time) no longer sufficed... certain options were missing at ...
Score Strange connectivity problems....
Mike - 21 Jan 2009 1:33 AM - 7 messages
I have a Gateway W340UI, running Vista Home  & am trying to connect to a wireless network. I am using a Linksys WAP54G & the first time I connected, I entered the network key & it kept telling me it was wrong, even though it ...
Score Transfer rate old laptop: 108 KB/s, new laptop: 24 KB/s
Boris - 19 Jan 2009 9:11 PM - 4 messages
I got a new laptop (with Windows XP SP3 installed) which is standing next  to my old laptop (also Windows XP SP3 installed). Both are HP laptops,  both have a Broadcom card installed and both are connected to the same  ...
Score Printer to router connection?
Jeff - 21 Jan 2009 2:33 PM - 6 messages
I have a 3 PC Windows XP home network. - 2 of the PCs connect to the internet via a WPA secured wireless network. - 1 PC connects to the network by direct connection to the router because (its) disabled wireless adapter is not WPA capable. ...
Score Can,t open folder
desgnr - 19 Jan 2009 7:21 PM - 6 messages
On my laptop i can get 2 of my folders from my desktop ( desgnr pc )  to open. But 2 other folders ( Music & Keepass ) won,t open. See attached error. [attached file: Network places.JPG] ...
Score Setup wireless
Janet - 20 Jan 2009 4:17 AM - 4 messages
I have a wireless cable modem (SMC Networks) attached to one computer. I have another computer that I want to have access to that internet. The second computer has a linksys wireless adapter (Linksys Wireless G, USB network adapter). I can get the second computer to see the wireless internet and ...
Score can't get IE to connect
rc - 19 Jan 2009 6:45 PM - 6 messages
I am attempting to share an internet connection wirelessly with a desktop computer running xp.  I have verizon dsl and currently have a laptop (running vista) connected to the internet wirelessly.  The desktop wireless network card is up and running.  I can see the laptop in the network but ...
Score Trendnet Wireless Adaptors
W. Wolfe - 19 Jan 2009 6:38 PM - 5 messages
Does anyone know about TrendNet?  I bought a USB wireless adaptor from them and had a very basic question regarding software versions.  I posted a question on their web site, received an automated reply that I would have a ...
Score Can't connect to Router (Orange Livebox)
Trevor - 30 Dec 2008 7:07 PM - 4 messages
Further to earlier posting have reinstalled XP on a PC that was working fine with Orange LIveBox router using a wire less network adapter. Have now found drivers for the adapter and it says it is installed. The router is showing ...
Score Network magic site is all screwed up.
flamestar - 18 Jan 2009 5:05 AM - 5 messages
I keep trying to buy another license for network magic but the sale doesn't go throught. Now they want to charghe me $300 for things I do not wamnt and they won't let me change anything.            Description    Each    Qty    Total ...
Score Connectivity
Remydobe - 18 Jan 2009 11:13 PM - 4 messages
I have a Dell 1705 with a builtin card. I have never really used it for this purpose until lately I want my wife to use it when gone from home. The problem I am having is in the "Wireless Network Connection" box it staets ...
Score connecting second computer to printer using wireless connection?
Mike950 - 15 Jan 2009 8:34 PM - 13 messages
I know next to nothing about wireless connections and need some information on how it works.  I have a desktop PC that is connected to a Canon Pixma MP620 printer via the USB printer cable.  I have a second desktop ...
Score PHOTO X-RAY BAGS AROUND THE ROUTER ANTENNA
Louis Miller - 17 Jan 2009 7:22 AM - 7 messages
Would a lead photo x-ray protective  bag around the router/s antenna stop or reduce the range of router for better security. Lead photo x-ray protective bags were popular to ptotect photographic film at airport entrance x-ray machines. ...
Score IE will not work through wireless
Scott J - 14 Jan 2009 2:18 PM - 10 messages
I have a desktop with a dial up modem, it is also connected to a wireless router through a cable. I also have a laptop connected to the router wirelessly. Both are running XP. I can read files to and from both computers. ...
Score Yet another Intermittent 'Acquiring Network Address' issue
Rohan - 16 Jan 2009 12:22 PM - 3 messages
I know there's another post with an almost identical title, but it seems to be heading off into different territory, so... I'm running 3 HP laptops - 2 using Vista, the third running XP. Also connected to my wireless network are three Apple Airport Express, and a PS3. ...
Score How to delete Wireless Ad Hoc made with wizard
Louise Balmforth - 15 Jan 2009 1:38 AM - 6 messages
For the love of god I don't know why, but I created an ad hoc connection in the network connection wizzard and connected to it via my N95 phone. Now I cant remove it. If I select the connection in my phone XP starts up ...
Score Help:How to make two or more wireless connection items in Network Connections?
an - 12 Jan 2009 2:56 PM - 13 messages
Hello!   I begin to use wireless connection for my laptop computer recently. But there is something borthers me that I must change the IP freqently between home IP address and office IP address.So I hope to make two ...

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