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Subject:
Wireless Networking Issues
Category: Computers > Internet Asked by: suhsix-ga List Price: $2.50 |
Posted:
09 Sep 2005 00:44 PDT
Expires: 09 Oct 2005 00:44 PDT Question ID: 565980 |
I connect to the internet using a wireless usb adapter. My problem is that when I try to connect my computer to my router, the internet becomes inaccessible. It still says I?m connected to the wireless network, but as soon as I?m connected to the LAN, BAM... no net. Also, I want to be able to share the wireless connection over my router to other computers. PLEASE HELP!! |
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Subject:
Re: Wireless Networking Issues
From: sherlockholmes4u-ga on 10 Sep 2005 16:22 PDT |
Hi suhsix-ga , There is more information needed here like the make of the wireless router and the wireless cards plus the operating systems (Windows XP, Win 98 etc ) on the computers and if you could tell me the name of your ISP. It is impossible to help without these information. |
Subject:
Re: Wireless Networking Issues
From: suhsix-ga on 12 Sep 2005 00:03 PDT |
Router is: BEFW11s4 (latest firmware installed) OS: XP Pro w/ Service Pack 2 and all updates USB wireless adapter is: Microsoft MN-510 ISP is N/A, wireless signal being broadcast by one of many neighbors. Thanks! |
Subject:
Re: Wireless Networking Issues
From: sherlockholmes4u-ga on 12 Sep 2005 14:24 PDT |
Hi Suhsix-ga, There are a few more things that we need to know pls answer the following questions. Try and be as detailed as possible when answering them some of them might be repetitions so please forgive me i am only trying to help. :) 1 > Are you having a issue with the computer that has the Microsoft MN-510 Wireless USB adapter ? 2 > Has it ever worked before ? 3 > If you are connecting to your neighbours wireless network then you might need to know the security key (or WEP key) of the router , Do you have that ? 4 > What is the make and the model no of your computer ? 5 > Check the lights on the microsoft wl usb adapter you should have two solid green lights on it? If answers to questions 1,3 and 5 are yes then you could go ahead and try the following steps i > Click on Start --> Run and put in "cmd" in the run box and click ok ii > once you have a black dos screen up key in "ipconfig" and hit enter iii > look for an ip address that should begin with 192.x.x.x iv > if there is no ip address begining with 192.x.x.x then please type "ipconfig/release" and hit enter v > once you are back type "ipconfig/renew" and hit enter check out the return message and look for an ip address that begins with 192.x.x.x v > after you have checked the ip address go ahead and type "exit" to close the dos screen Irrespective of whether you get an ip address try the following steps vi > right click on my computer and click on properties vii > then click on hardware viii> under hardware click on device manager ix > in the device manager click on the + sign in front of network adapters x > Note down everything you have in there (ideally you should have MN-510 wireless USB adapter listed in there.) xi > If it is there (which is a good sign) then double click on it xii > check the device status you can close all the above screens and get to the desktop. Pls make sure that you follow the following steps and keep me posted :) |
Subject:
Re: Wireless Networking Issues
From: rabidroach-ga on 12 Sep 2005 15:32 PDT |
To answer kinda simply, you're connecting to multiple connections at once. The internet that you get from "one of many neighbors" deals with your wireless network using the USB adapter, and when you plug in to the LAN, you are connected to just the LAN. What you need to do is bridge the connections. Go to Network Connections (can simply type in address bar of explorer) and select the two connections in question, the wireless and the LAN. Then right click and select bridge connections. It should do it for you, and you should be able to access your neighbor's internet while still on the LAN. -Hope it helps! |
Subject:
Re: Wireless Networking Issues
From: natidada_gr8-ga on 28 Sep 2005 22:47 PDT |
Do a Power cycle : >> Turn everythng on >> Unplug Power Power from Modem and Router and Wait for a minute >> Replug Power to the Modem and wait for one minute >> Replug Power to the Router >> Once u get all lights on Router try to go online plz letme know if this takes care of the issue Reach me natidada123 at yahooooooooooo |
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