MN-710 MN-700 Win XP Home and Win 98. No internet or file ..

[Ghost]

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Hey All,

I am on Comcast cable and I am trying to setup both of my
computers so they can share the internet and play games
with eachother.

I have my laptop directly connected to the MN-700 via the
ethernet cable. I programmed the base station from this
location. It is running Win XP Home edition.

The other system is a desktop about 15 feet away that is
connected to the MN-710 USB 2.0 Adapter. It has Windows
98 SE. Everything installed fine and sets up properly.

The problem is that the computer can't find the laptop
connected to the base station. It also can not find the
internet connection. However, it can find the Workgroup
and Network ID's.

So, if I am on the laptop, I can access the Win 98
Desktop system, but I can not do vice versa.

Any ideas? The whole reason I got these two products was
to share the net connection and things between the
computers, such as gaming.

TIA!

 

[Jamal]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)

>-----Original Message-----
>Hey All,
>
>I am on Comcast cable and I am trying to setup both of my
>computers so they can share the internet and play games
>with eachother.
>
>I have my laptop directly connected to the MN-700 via the
>ethernet cable. I programmed the base station from this
>location. It is running Win XP Home edition.
>
>The other system is a desktop about 15 feet away that is
>connected to the MN-710 USB 2.0 Adapter. It has Windows
>98 SE. Everything installed fine and sets up properly.
>
>The problem is that the computer can't find the laptop
>connected to the base station. It also can not find the
>internet connection. However, it can find the Workgroup
>and Network ID's.
>
>So, if I am on the laptop, I can access the Win 98
>Desktop system, but I can not do vice versa.
>
>Any ideas? The whole reason I got these two products was
>to share the net connection and things between the
>computers, such as gaming.
>
>TIA!
>.
>Reset your base station and your modem and try it.

 

[Ghost]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)

I just reset the modem and base station. It is still
doing the same thing.

Could it be a driver issue for the USB device? I have an
old version of Windows(98 SE). When I install the USB
device, it asks for the Windows 98 SE disk, but I put it
in and it can't find the files it needs for the drivers
for the USB device.

Is there a place to download these so I can manually add
them?

Anyone else having problems like this? Ideas?

TIA!


>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hey All,
>>
>>I am on Comcast cable and I am trying to setup both of
my
>>computers so they can share the internet and play games
>>with eachother.
>>
>>I have my laptop directly connected to the MN-700 via
the
>>ethernet cable. I programmed the base station from
this
>>location. It is running Win XP Home edition.
>>
>>The other system is a desktop about 15 feet away that
is
>>connected to the MN-710 USB 2.0 Adapter. It has
Windows
>>98 SE. Everything installed fine and sets up properly.
>>
>>The problem is that the computer can't find the laptop
>>connected to the base station. It also can not find
the
>>internet connection. However, it can find the
Workgroup
>>and Network ID's.
>>
>>So, if I am on the laptop, I can access the Win 98
>>Desktop system, but I can not do vice versa.
>>
>>Any ideas? The whole reason I got these two products
was
>>to share the net connection and things between the
>>computers, such as gaming.
>>
>>TIA!
>>.
>>Reset your base station and your modem and try it.