XP Network frustration 1 wireless and 2 direct to router. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () I have 1 wireless laptop with a Linksys Wireless - G Notebook adapter (WPC54G) and two desktop computers networked directly to...

since it works fine when the computer is hooked up to the modem directly. Only when the router comes into play does this problem occur. Well, in that case, replace your router. I personally find D-Link to be just above junk. I prefer the quality of linksys...

Point, as originally stated, it has one port that is in effect an uplink port and it expects to be patched into another LAN port with a straight through cable. Its wired the same as a PC NIC, its built to plug in direct. If its a router and you're using...

it out and plug it direct into a pc) Many thanks in advance! -Rob Seems like Router 2 is not talking to router 1. I would work from there. Try manually setting the settings in router 1 to allow router 2. I had this same problem at my house. I had 2 routers...

try bypassing the router and using an ethernet cable to connect computer direct to modem supplied by ISP. If wireless, try plugging computer direct to router by ethernet. You should then be able to figure out where the bottleneck is. If using wireless...

Web forum kills my Netgear router connection.. Archived from groups: () This is a really weird one... The setup: Cable modem into Netgear WGT624 router. I have one pc wired direct to the router and another pc that is wireless. When I go to one particular...

If I connect PC3 directly to the cable modem, bypassing hub/router, it gets the IP info from that DHCP server, and connects to the Internet perfectly. So I know the network card works. Reset everything and reconnect to the hub/router, and nothing again....

with XPPro, XPHome, Win98SE, a Belkin Pre-N wireless router, and D-Link wireless USB cards without problem. Are your sure your IP address and subnets are set correctly? Have you tried connecting the extender directly to a port on your router to check...

you are connecting directly to the router over the wireless (or wired) link. You are not connecting to the router via the internet. Indeed, as the router is what gives you a gateway to the internet it would be rather hard to connect to the router from the...

So here is the set-up: Motorola SB5101 Cable Modem-->D-Link DI-604 Router(both in Living room)-main computer hooked directly to router, xbox 360 hooked directly to router--> ethernet cable through wall to ENCORE ENH908-NWY 8 port switch. Media Center PC...