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Its probably worth pointing out - this is a wireless router, but please read on, you may have experienced similar troubles with a wired one
I opted for the Linkseys WAG 54G – apparently one of the best routers available to date. Already I have trouble.
After configuring my computer up with hard wire I decided to install the wireless card on my other computer.
ASDL ROUTER ----(wire)------- My PC
|
|__) ) ) ) Wire-Less
) ) ) )!—Other computer with wireless card (Excellent signal)
My internet connection works fine – but after following the installation process with the wireless card I can connect to the router – but I am only sending packets when I am connected – and very few of them at that. Both the router and the card are Wireless-G so I cannot see an obvious problem. I’ve messed around with the network connection wizard but he’s not a patch on young Harry potter – and cannot seem to resolve my problem.
If anybody could lend me any valuable information I will be very pleased – even if you are unsure, any information is welcomed with open arms. Thanks.
I opted for the Linkseys WAG 54G – apparently one of the best routers available to date. Already I have trouble.
After configuring my computer up with hard wire I decided to install the wireless card on my other computer.
ASDL ROUTER ----(wire)------- My PC
|
|__) ) ) ) Wire-Less
) ) ) )!—Other computer with wireless card (Excellent signal)
My internet connection works fine – but after following the installation process with the wireless card I can connect to the router – but I am only sending packets when I am connected – and very few of them at that. Both the router and the card are Wireless-G so I cannot see an obvious problem. I’ve messed around with the network connection wizard but he’s not a patch on young Harry potter – and cannot seem to resolve my problem.
If anybody could lend me any valuable information I will be very pleased – even if you are unsure, any information is welcomed with open arms. Thanks.
Its alright now, but thanks for the response - i had to configure the fire wall to trust a certain IP - then i had to disable both standard window firewalls - now it works fine. 9 times out of 10 anyway !
So basically you are having trouble sharing files? Best to work through the troubleshooter in the help and support centre but most likely thing I can think of is that the computers have seperate domains or workgroups. To check, control panel > system > computer name.
oh i've found it out.
I dont know!
How do i find out the IP of the other computer?
How do i find out the IP of the other computer?
Can you actually ping each computer?
no, firewall is diabled on both mate.
This is really peeing me off , more than Ninja Gaiden
This is really peeing me off , more than Ninja Gaiden
Do you have a firewall running on each computer?
If so you will have to add the IP addresses of your computers to the trusted addresses list.
If so you will have to add the IP addresses of your computers to the trusted addresses list.
My network places is a biatch aint it.
Ok, i've managed to share the net - not i cannot share files.
I just keep on getting a MSHOME not accessible error - when i try to click on the view workgroup computers button. On the other PC when they try to click on my PC then it says you cannot acsess this computer.
Any ideas?
I just keep on getting a MSHOME not accessible error - when i try to click on the view workgroup computers button. On the other PC when they try to click on my PC then it says you cannot acsess this computer.
Any ideas?
Its probably worth pointing out - this is a wireless router, but please read on, you may have experienced similar troubles with a wired one
I opted for the Linkseys WAG 54G – apparently one of the best routers available to date. Already I have trouble.
After configuring my computer up with hard wire I decided to install the wireless card on my other computer.
ASDL ROUTER ----(wire)------- My PC
|
|__) ) ) ) Wire-Less
) ) ) )!—Other computer with wireless card (Excellent signal)
My internet connection works fine – but after following the installation process with the wireless card I can connect to the router – but I am only sending packets when I am connected – and very few of them at that. Both the router and the card are Wireless-G so I cannot see an obvious problem. I’ve messed around with the network connection wizard but he’s not a patch on young Harry potter – and cannot seem to resolve my problem.
If anybody could lend me any valuable information I will be very pleased – even if you are unsure, any information is welcomed with open arms. Thanks.
I opted for the Linkseys WAG 54G – apparently one of the best routers available to date. Already I have trouble.
After configuring my computer up with hard wire I decided to install the wireless card on my other computer.
ASDL ROUTER ----(wire)------- My PC
|
|__) ) ) ) Wire-Less
) ) ) )!—Other computer with wireless card (Excellent signal)
My internet connection works fine – but after following the installation process with the wireless card I can connect to the router – but I am only sending packets when I am connected – and very few of them at that. Both the router and the card are Wireless-G so I cannot see an obvious problem. I’ve messed around with the network connection wizard but he’s not a patch on young Harry potter – and cannot seem to resolve my problem.
If anybody could lend me any valuable information I will be very pleased – even if you are unsure, any information is welcomed with open arms. Thanks.