PC Location: Upstairs OS: Windows XP Pro Connections: ADSL USB Modem - IP 217.155.xxx.xxx (external facing ISP) Wireless PCI card - IP 192.168.0.1 Laptop OS: Windows 2000 Connections: Ethernet adaptor (not used) Wireless PCMCIA card. At the moment...

Windows 2000 - cannot connect to ethernet?. A while ago an old friend gave me his old computer, it was a windows 2000 thats about all i know, my other pc is being workd on atm so i figured id plug it in, it works/runs fine but i could not figure out how to...

of a desktop upstairs on a wireless 11b PCI card (Running windows 2000 server) and a shuttle downstairs connected on ethernet (Wired) running Windows 2000 Proffesional. I can connect between the 2 computers fine, and I can remote connect up to the wireless...

Windows 2000 Professional, with shared Laserjet printer, connected to Ethernet switch via Cat 5 cable Linux 2.4 Whitebox PC running Samba file sharing, MySQL, and Apache, connected to Ethernet switch via Cat 5 cable...

the following behavior of windows 2000 SP3 or SP4, Have anyone ever seen the phenomenon where bootup time take 1 to 2 minutes longer when connected to an ethernet switch compare to Not connected to the Switch. Fixed IP Address Windrws 2000...

off. The model I got was a Thomson Speedtouch 536, which has a single Ethernet connection, or you can use USB instead. I went for the Ethernet, because I wanted to be able to connect from any computer. Other models in the Thomson range have 4 ethernet connections,...

it if it is. If you have Windows XP with Service Pack 2, from a clean start, you can make some other connection to the internet, maybe wired. Insert the new card, and let Windows search the web for drivers. Nothing from the Wireless Maufacturer's CD,...

card. Teaches me for buying mismatched network hardware;) >-----Original Message----- >What linksys network card are you using? >[Josh] Dual-Band Wireless A+G PCI Adapter Model #WMP55AG >Which OS is running on that computer? >[Josh] Windows 2000>How...

supported on Microsoft Windows® 98, Windows 98 SE, >Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me), Windows 2000* Professional, Windows>XP Professional, or Windows XP Home Edition operating systems. You can, >however, connect with an Ethernet cable...

2000) uses a autoconfiguration IP address (169.something). I have searched everywhere and cannot find a reasonable explanation for what is happening. Here are my different circumstances: (1) laptop (Win 2000) connected directly to cable modem, all is good:...