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• Unable to connect to the wired or wireless network.

  wireless network

  OK so my comcast Internet got off because my husband was laid off anyway so now my computer connecting to the tired all wireless network as power ang unplugimg cable everything is hanging Strip tight ideas?

  Hello

  1. are you trying to connect to the home or public network?
  2. what version of Windows are you using?
  3. you receive an error message trying to connect to the network?
  4. What is the brand and model of the computer?
  If you try to connect to the home network, contact the Internet service provider and make sure that the Internet service is activated.
  
  If you try to connect to the public network, try the following methods.
  Method 1:
  Wi - Fi and in Windows network connection issues.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  Method 2: Temporarily disable the security software.
  Disable the anti-virus software
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/disable-antivirus-software
  Note: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks

• SHAREIt will transfer files by wired or wireless network?

  If my computer wired and wireless network, SHAREIt Will transfer files by wired or wireless network?

  SHAREit will choose the fastest network for the user automatically on the background.

• How to configure a multihomed in Windows 7, wired network and wireless networks at the same time?

  Hello

  I have a fixed computer Windows 7, I need to configure for the use of wire and wireless networks.

  On the phone we transfer vast amounts of data, astronomy cameras than only products of 20 to 30 seconds, space images 3-4 GB each. The cameras are connected to the top of a tower, which in turn is connected via a 45 feet cable CAT-5 to the search engine.

  Internet access requires a wireless network connection.

  These two connections work - separately. I have to disable an and activate the other to pass. This jump back and foth is obviously a bit inconvenient.

  How to configure Windows 7 to manage both types of networks at the same time? On another forum I learned this kind of configuration is called multihoming, and it's something difficult to achieve.

  Having studied more about it, there is another possible solution called Internet connection sharing. that may be easier. I haven't used this option for years (since the routers were introduced) but is still active.

  Disable DHCP on the Dovado or use a cable between the PC and the laptop.

  Turn on the wireless on the PC and make sure that you have an internet connection. Disable wireless on the laptop. Connect the PC's LAN ports and laptop (via router or a cable crossover).

  IN the network of PCs and next to the connections Sharing Center, you must have 2 Ethernet and WiFi options. Double click on WiFi, then on the next screen, click Properties.

  The second tab in the next screen is sharing, check allow other users of the network to connect and then OK.

  Define the IP addresses for PC and laptop as in my previous post, but this time on the laptop set the default gateway to the IP address of the Wired of the PC port, the 1st DNS to the address of the Huawei and value of secondary school who suggested for your ISP.

  This affects your PC to access wireless internet and allows the laptop to access the internet via the PC

  Basic information about ICS are HERE

  Manuals for the Dovado HERE

• help with HP Laser CM1415fnw wired and wireless installation

  Hi all

  I have a hard wired and wireless. He let me just do one or the other. Is it possible that I can do both?

  everything works if I'm wired or wireless, but the user wants to be able to use both.

  Any help would be great.

  Sorry, cannot be enabled by design.  That said, the devices on a network don't like the way that others are connected.  You can print from a wireless connection to a wired (Ethernet) printer and v/v.

• E4200V1 disconnects - wired and wireless

  I have random disconnects, but it is not only wireless, it's the trendy too.  I updated the firmware and I still have questions.  the 4200 worked fine for 3 years, and all of a sudden it just starts dropping across the network at random.

  Ideas?

  Thank you - kxlara

  Hi kxlara. Intermittent connection for wired and wireless is usually caused by a bad firmware. You updated the firmware version of the router yourself? Did you do a hard reset of the device as soon as you have made with the upgrade process? I suggest that you do. To do the correct reset, simply press the reset button on the router for 30 seconds while the unit is turned on. Release the button and unplug the unit. Reinstall the settings from scratch.  Hope that helps.

• Want 5660 printer: 5660 envy may be wired and wireless?

  Hello

  I have a new Evny 5660 all-in-one printer and I was wondering if I can configure it to be wired and wireless. I inow have it configured to be wireless for two computers - it connects to my network and both computers can access. However, I was wondering if there was a way to add also a USB connection on my desktop so there is work computer to the printer when the wireless is not enabled. I don't always have the wireless and then I can not print from this computer, so it would be nice to have the opportunity to do both, if there is a way to do it.

  When you first install the printer, he used huge amounts of my posting of monthly wireless data, so I disabled (I hope) all updates and order options of connection so that it uses ONLY the wireless for my LAN connection - not to go out on the internet and download things by himself.

  For this reason I don't use it a lot or leave the wireless for more than the time required to print everything I print, and then I have to disable the wireless because I am not convinced that it it not again try to use a huge amount of data on its own. So the question on wireless and wired. I do not actually print a large part of my laptop and that you do not have the wireless on most of the time if she could also be connected via USB to my desktop computer.

  Thank you!

  AMT

  TNorth wrote:

  OK - as I thought, the manual does not make the printer wireless and wired. It tells how to pass Wireless USB, but not the other way around and also provides no information on the type of USB cable not required.

  In the section "Installation and printer software" on the computer itself, it only gives the option to add a new printer, or to change the wireless settings - nothing about adding a wired USB connection.

  Any help on how to do this very appreciated!

  AMT

  You need a USB cable from the printer.  Not just a USB cable standard.   Like this.

  http://www.Amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-2-0-cable--male/DP/B00BCWALHM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1440363469&SR=8-1&keywords=printer+USB+cable

  You should just be able to run the installer and follow the prompts to connect the USB cable and it should work.

• Wired and wireless at the same time

  Printer: hp photosmart 6520; operating system: win7; router: linksys

  When I arrived to this printer, I have used the USB connection and everything was fine. Then I changed to wireless mainly to use eprint.

  This morning, I decided to go back to the wired USB connection - has been able to accomplish it, but with considerable difficulties - and now I have 2 printers in the folder of my printer (photosmart HP 6520 and photosmart hp 6520 (network).)

  My question is: can I get the printer to function as both wired and wireless? If so, how?

  maxie987 wrote:

  .. This morning, I decided to go back to the wired USB connection - has been able to accomplish it, but with considerable difficulties - and now I have 2 printers in the folder of my printer (photosmart HP 6520 and photosmart hp 6520 (network).)

  Hello

  They are LOGICAL printers to separate the physical connections.  Before, you have made a conversion of USB-wireless (has removed the printer), but now you have TWO connections. Yes, we can use both connections at the same time, but when you send a print job to print your computer need to know how which.

  Kind regards.

• Satellite L735 does not connect to the internet (wired and wireless)

  Hello

  I have a brand new L735 satellite, and I'm having a lot of trouble with internet connections.

  When I connect to a wireless network it is the profile and connects but still then doesn't say: "no internet access" for two IPv4 qnd IPv6 connectivity status.
  I tried troubleshooting, turing off the computer, and wireless network and stil back, but it does not.

  The same phenomenon occurs with the workplace wireless, despite other computers that connect to this good (so it does not come from the networks). I also tried to connect to work with an ethernet cable but no luck.

  I have the Atheros AR9002WB-1NG wireless network card and the Atheros AR8152/8158 PCI - E Fast ethernet controller.

  I don't know what to do as the laptop is new and so it should not need to updates, all parameters are default, etc.. I'd appreciate some help here!

  Hello

  Uninstall or disable the TCP/IPv6 and use only TCP/IPv4 protocol.
  Also check whether in the properties of TCP/IPv4, IP address and other parameters are defined to assign automatically

  I recommend also check the firewall and some security applications that may be preinstalled on your laptop.
  It might be possible that antivirus or firewall block the laptop to connect to internet.

• Notebook Network Card - it controls wired and wireless?

  A few weeks ago, we were struck by lightning.  Several components wired ethernet were blown out.  My HP laptop was connected by CAT5e network at the time.  Now, the WIFI works, but the hard drive, Wired is DOA.  I don't know that there is a hardware failure.  Is the wired and WIFI, both controlled by the portable NIC... a $30 fix or will I need a new motherboard on the laptop?

  The "WIRED" network adapter is built into the laptop system board and would require the relocation of the card of the system to solve your problem. The 'WIRELESS' network adapter is a discreet card that is independent of the system board and can be replaced if necessary.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Wired and wireless at the same time HP Laserjet MFP M226dw Pro

  Hi all

  I'll put up an MFP HP LaserJet Pro M226dw.  Connected by ethernet with a static IP address.  I also want to connect to the wireless network but when I try I get the status message: not enabled.  Unplug the network cable in order to activate the wireless connection.

  To me, it sounds as if you may have either ethernet or wireless but not both simultaneously.

  Is this really the case?  AirPrint works however it is best to attach the printer to the wireless company.

  

  Thank you

  According to this guide "Getting Started", you cannot use both wireless and wired network connections at the same time with the LaserJet Pro MFP M225 or M226 models:

  

• Slow speeds E3200 use wired and wireless

  Hello

  I'm trying to understand why my E3200 is (for lack of a better word) 'throttling' my internet speed.

  I am registered for the 50Mbps data plan my ISP. When I plug my laptop directly to the modem cable (via LAN cable), I see near 50Mbps as internet speed (via speedtest.net). When I connect my router to the cable modem and connect through a LAN cable to the router, the internet speed comes down through a maximum of 26Mbps. NOTE, that I speak still wired and not wireless. With the Wi - Fi speed tests give the same results as well.

  In order to exclude the evidence, I have confirmed that there are not other devices on the network and any other bandwidth hogging applications running while I made these tests.

  Any thoughts on what configs could be twisted to improve the situation?

  All the...

  Spent the last 2 hours on the phone with a Cisco support person. After some fairly elaborate tests, they came to the conclusion that the unit is maybe defective. Fortunately, I'm covered under the hardware warranty, so I'll return it for a replacement.

  Thanks for any ideas for troubleshooting... And other people having similar problems with this model should also probably call assistance...

  See you soon

• Booster and wireless network

  Found it difficult to get a signal in some places in the House. I have a WRT54GS router and just bought a Lynksys signal booster.  Can get internet on Mac laptop and desktop wired.  On my desktop wireless, I have signal strength is very good, but cannot access the internet.  Help

  JC

  What is the model of the wireless adapter?

  Which operating system you are using on the Wireless Office?

  Which exact error message do you get when you try to connect to the wireless network...?

• WRT54G2 wired and wireless?

  My Linksys Wired went bad so I bought a WRT54G2 wireless because I thought that my PC has installed wireless network. Discovered that is not if I've always used this one and connected by cable.

  Now, when I want to 'Add' my laptop wireless in the Easylink...  It shows only an option for wiring. Why can I not use the wireless for the laptop? Anyone know?

  Thank you

  Update your Linksys EasyLink Advisor here to change the settings on your router wireless follow this see also the related articles if you want to enable security wireless at the end of the second link...

• Can not put computers wired and wireless on the same homegroup

  I have a newbie question. I can't figure out how to put a computer cable and a computer in the same wireless Group of residential. Here is my configuration:

  I installed Windows 7 Pro on two computers, one connected to the LAN from my router (Linksys WRT610N) port and the other has a wireless-N card. Both can connect to internet just fine. When I click on 'Network card' in the window network & sharing, two computers appear and the diagram of the switches and router seems correct. However, since they are not on the same 'local' network, Windows 7 does not offer the possibility to join the homegroup and each other.

  Having partially abandoned on homegroup, I tried to use usernames and passwords to share files between 2 computers (instead of homegroup.) If I click on 'Network' of the computer wireless, wired computer appears, with the folder that I set to 'shared '. (Partial success). However, if I click on 'Network' of the computer cable, the wireless computer does NOT appear.

  All I want to do is to share data between the two computers. What is the best way to set up the network?

  Thank you!

  Don't know which question you answered, but you obviously did not read my question before you posted this reply directly from the windows help page. Fortunately, I answered my own question.

  After much reading, I suspected a firewall problem. I have reinstalled Windows on the computer before installing the same Norton security suite and wireless, I had used before, I tried sharing folders again and voila! It worked. So, I'm not going to install all _ which comes with security suite Norton and go instead for a simpler solution of an antivirus program like AVG combined with the firewall that comes with Windows 7.