problems with connecting my laptop to a wireless connection. hi ive just installed the BT home hub for my wireless around my home. my desktop computer connects to the wireless network no problem, but the laptop does not seem to be connecting. the laptop...

you test connecting one of the xp machines with wired and see if the other can connect using wireless? At home I have 3 compters connected to the router, one laptop wireless "N"with Vista 64bit, a PC with XP Pro hard wired to the router @ 1gig and a PC with...

The > desktop computer is connected with a cable and the Laptop wirelessly. I made > a connection to the internet with the both Desktop and the Laptop. I am able > to surf the internet and get Hotmail email with the laptop, but I cannot get > my Comcast...

If not, how do I fix it? Thanks, >>>Roger >>>>>> Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely () Only the laptop has a wireless connection. The desktop connects to the wireless router-cum-access point via ethernet cable. Another...

XP Home PC hardwired to router and XP Pro Laptop wireless ... Archived from groups: () I am having some problems networking my pc and laptop wirelessly. The PC has Windows XP Home (SP2) hardwired to the router and the Laptop has Win XP Pro with a Belkin...

MN500 resetting my confguration after I have set everything up. I have a desktop (hardwired) and a laptop (wireless) connnected both with XP. The problem I have is when I try to connect the laptop to the configured wireless connection I made for...

the routes with the ROUTE command, and they're fine (if I connect the laptop to the router with a cable, everything works fine). But the moment I unplug the cable from the laptop and DO establish a wireless connection, despite the routes don't change, even...

bought a Blitzz, wireless USB adapter for my laptop and a wireless router. Through my laptop I can connect through "Wireless Connection 2," and "Wireless Connection" seems to work, even though I don't know what I am connecting to. But the "Local Area...

Try these steps: First, disable the DHCP server on the wireless router and connect the wireless router to the LAN port of the wired router. Select the option to obtain an IP address automatically for the laptop. Now, connect the laptop wirelessly to...

little problems. Did you try running the Hawking wireless card in one of the other laptops to see what you get? Thanks for the replies, I'm going to try all of the advice here and see if I can narrow down the problem. I didn't realize wireless routers...