Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)
Why, when I reset the router, did I lose my previous configuration? Or, at
least, I lost the downstairs computer's ability to access the upstairs
computer's WORKGROUP. Since the downstairs computer didn't have Windows XP's
System Restore on at the time, I can't try to go back. But, the problem lay
somewhere in "resetting" the upstairs computer. It did something to the
connection between the two computers. Why isn't that a Linksys thing for
which I can ask help?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)
"Mordido" <Mordido@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Why, when I reset the router, did I lose my previous configuration? Or,
> at
> least, I lost the downstairs computer's ability to access the upstairs
> computer's WORKGROUP. Since the downstairs computer didn't have Windows
> XP's
> System Restore on at the time, I can't try to go back. But, the problem
> lay
> somewhere in "resetting" the upstairs computer. It did something to the
> connection between the two computers. Why isn't that a Linksys thing for
> which I can ask help?
When you reset the router it went back to defaults, perhaps you
assigned a different SSID to your LAN other than the default ?.
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