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And i can't stand using this one. All the wires are joined up, i tried reinstalling the router, but nothing. The router works because it's how this and my Xbox get to the internet. It must be something on the PC... I recently tried setting up a little joinup between it and my mums laptop, which failed, then it wouldn't connect to the internet again. Save me.
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Did as you said. If only i could be bothered to find out your MSN address, i'd be sorted for life.
Aoe wrote:
> I did recently install Norton Internet stuff, however that was long
> before the internet went... And i believe it's a router... It says so
> on the box. *points*
>
> And it's working now. Hurrah!
How did you get it to work?
> I did recently install Norton Internet stuff, however that was long
> before the internet went... And i believe it's a router... It says so
> on the box. *points*
>
> And it's working now. Hurrah!
How did you get it to work?
I did recently install Norton Internet stuff, however that was long before the internet went... And i believe it's a router... It says so on the box. *points*
And it's working now. Hurrah!
And it's working now. Hurrah!
2 Questions...
1) Are you running anything like Norton on your PC's? I had a total mare getting mine to network then it suddenly dawned on me that I had to create a trusted zone in Norton!
And whats the OS's on each PC?
2) You sure it's a router and not a switch? There's a huge difference. Maybe if you gave us the make and model, we could be of more help.
Ok, technically 3 questions!!
1) Are you running anything like Norton on your PC's? I had a total mare getting mine to network then it suddenly dawned on me that I had to create a trusted zone in Norton!
And whats the OS's on each PC?
2) You sure it's a router and not a switch? There's a huge difference. Maybe if you gave us the make and model, we could be of more help.
Ok, technically 3 questions!!
Aoe wrote:
> Ok. I'll try... I'm blaming you if it all goes wrong though.
What if i change my name.
Nah, Good Luck.
> Ok. I'll try... I'm blaming you if it all goes wrong though.
What if i change my name.
Nah, Good Luck.
Ok. I'll try... I'm blaming you if it all goes wrong though.
Aoe wrote:
> Mind walking me through what you just said then? I can build a
> computer, but i can't be bothered to learn all the settings and
> stuff.
>
> What's a NIC?
Network Interface Card.
Just re-wire the network, unplug cable, uninstall Driver, Replug Cable, Reinstall Driver until you get it right.
> Mind walking me through what you just said then? I can build a
> computer, but i can't be bothered to learn all the settings and
> stuff.
>
> What's a NIC?
Network Interface Card.
Just re-wire the network, unplug cable, uninstall Driver, Replug Cable, Reinstall Driver until you get it right.
Mind walking me through what you just said then? I can build a computer, but i can't be bothered to learn all the settings and stuff.
What's a NIC?
What's a NIC?
Start a fresh.
Uninstall Drivers for the NICs, and re-configure everything to do with the network. It is what i would have done, or trace back the steps of making the network.
Shove the NIC's into the 'Assign IP address Automatically Mode', its worked for me when my networks buggered up.
Uninstall Drivers for the NICs, and re-configure everything to do with the network. It is what i would have done, or trace back the steps of making the network.
Shove the NIC's into the 'Assign IP address Automatically Mode', its worked for me when my networks buggered up.
Any suggestions at all? I kinda went from wanting the internet back to needing it. I really do need it for homework and such.
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