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• Settings need to connect a second desktop computer using a NetGear wireless adapter.

  Original title: wireless settings

  I need the settings to connect a second desktop computer using a NetGear wireless adapter.

  The Belkin router work a lot using my Tablet and streaming movies but I can't understand

  the settings on the second PC.

  Any help will be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  "Settings", you need are the SSID (network name) and the encryption key (password).

  Unless you have configured the router to 'hide' the SSID (generally a bad idea), you will see in the list of available wireless networks.  Then, the only thing you need is the encryption key.

  If you do not write your encryption key, you can find it by logging into your router configuration utility.

  If you have a computer running Windows can now connect to the router, open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK) and type "ipconfig" (without the quotes) and press ENTER.  Take note of the 'Default gateway' address.  It is the IP address of the router.

  The default IP for Belkin routers is 192.168.2.1.

  On a computer that is already connected to the router, open a browser (Internet Explorer or Firefox) and enter the IP address of the router (the gateway by default, you noted above or 192.168.2.1).  If you do not have a computer that is connected to the wireless router, you will need to temporarily connect a computer to the router by an Ethernet cable.

  Connect to the router configuration utility.  If prompted for a password and you don't remember, you need to reset the router to its factory default.  Return ticket for additional instructions.

  Once logged in, click on "Security" under "wireless" in the menu.  At this point, you should see a page that shows your password.  Write it down and exit the router configuration utility without making any changes.

  For more help, post back with the model of your Belkin router and also mention if you have any Windows computer that can connect to the router (and if yes, what version of Windows they use).

• HP Officejet 7612: Also how wireless connect my laptop to my printer? (Already connected Dell desktop computer)

  I just bought a printer Officejet 7612.

  I have setup my Dell desktop (windows XP, ASUS router) with a wireless connection to the printer successfully.

  My Dell desktop computer is connected to the router via a cable ethernet ASUS.

  I thought that my laptop (Fujitsu T900, windows 7) would automatically see the printer; but it doesn't work.

  The laptop connects wireless to my ASUS router to access the Internet.

  For my laptop see the printer Officejet 7612 - do I also need to install the software suite Officejet 7612 whole on the laptop (as I already did on my desktop Dell computer)?

  Thank you once more!

  (I apologize in advance because this is probably a stupid question

  Hello @Scooby777,

  Welcome to the HP support forums.

  Certainly not a stupid question.

  The answer is: Yes, you need to install the software on all your devices.

  You can also choose to install the base drivers.

  Base drivers will give you all the features of the printer.

  If you need additional assistance, please let me know.

• Disconnecting wireless connecting wired desktop HP - WRT350N

  Hello
  I have the problem that I can't solve.
  Everything worked great until I bought the new laptop with map N.
  My previous Setup was: WRT350N, wire connected desktop HP 1 GB, wire connected Dell computer laptop 1 GB, HP printer connected 10Mo wire and connected wireless laptop IBM 802.11 g (all running XP).
  With this configuration all was working fine until I bought new Sony Vaio with N (Intel) card and Vista. Initially it connected without a lot of problems, but only with the speed of G (the Office was off). I made some changes in the configuration of the router - past from WEP to WPA2, band radio to wide etc. Result - worked well with speed N.
  Next day I couldn't connect via radio by any way (which includes Vaio and IBM; Office lit up).
  I suspect me of Vista on the new Vaio so I started to install the patches, hotfixes, drivers, etc. Then I accidentally turned off the desktop computer, wireless started working.

  If the final configuration is like this:
  desktop computer is off - works wireless on two laptops, using N or not, in the work of wire connected Dell and printer.
  On office - Wireless does not work on two laptops, wire connected to Dell and HP printer work.

  What is going on?
  I already tried to reduce the speed of 1 Gb to 100 MB and 802.11n to 802. 11 g and the upgrade of the firmware on WRT350n (2.00.19).
  See you soon,.
  Andy

  Thanks for the reply Ricewind. No, I don't change the range of IP addresses. But I discovered what my problem was.
  I had a low price (and quality ) Bluetooth dongle on my HP desktop. He was jamming of wireless connections when I turned on the PC.
  It has worked before with only a laptop and G network but when I set up the router for N, I changed the channel from 1 to 7 and turned on the radio 40 Mhz band.

  Removed the dongle, switch back to channel 2 with 20 Mhz band and everything works (I also had a few problems of range so I'm sticking with standard channel for now.)

  See you soon,.

• Is it possible for my laptop to share its wireless connection, my desktop computer can get online with it?

  original title: connect 2 pc set and used for wifi

  Yes iam trying to conect my desktop pc to my laptop which gets very good WiFi and use it as a host you for my office and use the laptop computer wifi also to desktop PC is possible

  Configure your router to allow the Office to have a wireless connection. And make sure your desktop has wireless capabilities.

• If my desktop pc is connected through CATV cable, I use the wireless connection?

  We have a router that connects two laptop computers, a smart phone and smart TV, a Kindle reader and a printer.

  I want to know is so that desktop shows a "wireless network connection", I actually use this connection if this computer is connected through a CATV cable? Specifically, if I disconnect in that regard, maybe would I win any speed for this computer or laptop computers that are located in different parts of the House?

  And if so, how can I fix it so that it does not automatically each time connect that I boot?

  Thanks for your advice.

  It seems to me that you have a wireless router with many connected devices, including a desktop PC, and you want to know if forcing the PC being used a wired connection to the router, instead of a wireless connection, will increase speed or ease of use for one of your devices?

  Short answer, probably yes, and it should not hurt anything.

  Wireless network connections are all just more finicky than the wired connections. Without knowing the details of your router, I can't do any insurance policy, but reducing the pressure on your wireless radio components and its replacement by the PC with a wireless connection wired should not hurt anything and could help.

  I guess CATV here means a type of wired network cable CAT-5 cable? If it's just a "CAT 5" cable, he'll only go 100 Mbps, which might be slower than your wireless router. However, 100 Mbps is probably faster than your internet connection at home (your speed of the router to the outside world), so it should be good. If it's a "CAT-5e" cable, so no problem.

  To disable your wireless connection on the PC, go to control panel-> Device Manager command. You will get a window with a list of all the hardware devices on your computer, listed by category. A category must be "Network adapters" or something similar. Expand this category by clicking on it and find your wireless card (something something Wifi or wireless network card). Right-click, and then click on disable. Now your computer will be able to connect with the wired connection. When you want to cancel the process, simply repeat these steps and you will find that 'Disable' has been replaced with the option 'enable '.

• Failure of wireless connection to the router to the desktop

  I use Windows 7 and a router/modem method. The wireless connection to the internet recently stopped working in my HP Pavilion desktop computer. He still works for my tablet, but I can only connect to my desktop by Ethernet cable. It would seem that the fault lies in my office. The icon in the bottom right of the screen shows the wireless internet available as internet access card. I can't find any disabled dialog box display the Wi - Fi connection and troubleshooting shows no defects with network cards. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  If I understand you correctly, when you click the icon in the system Notification area, you can see a list of the available connections, including the SSID of your wireless network.

  If this interpretation is correct

  • Unplug the Ethernet cable
  • open network and sharing Center
  • Click on the link 'manage wireless network '.
  • Select your network
  • Click 'delete '.
  • Now close the window manage wireless networks
  • Click on the network icon, select your network
  • Click on connect
  • Enter the security password when prompted.

• How can I set up a wireless connection with the Gateway desktop computer?

  I recently buy Gateaway computer (CPU) Office. But it says in the user guide that you can configure the Wi - Fi connection

  but I can, t able to put in place. In fact I, m trying to establish a wireless connection for printer. I want to download wireless

  drivers. You can solve my problem. MY PC model number is:-SX2110G if may be able to solve my problem, I will be happy with you.

  Contact technical support
  http://paapp.Acer.com/findsystem/FindSystem.aspx?title=contact+support&brand=gateway

  You have the right drivers for your machine and your operating system?
  http://support.gateway.com/product/default.aspx?modelId=4522.------

  You have a wireless router for your computer to connect via?

  Set up a wireless router
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/set-up-wireless-router#set-up-wireless-router=Windows-8

  What it takes to set up a home network
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows-8/what-you-need-Setup-home-network

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• Satellite M70-173: wireless connection is not working properly

  Hello

  I am a novice and need help with Wi - Fi. I have laptop Satellite M70-173. My desktop pc is connected to the Netgear MR814v3
  802 11b cable/DSL with wireless router. I have connected the router to my broadband (telewest) and have access to the internet on my desktop pc. I turned on the connection Wireless via the menu of the router (the lights is on the router it's transmission). My wireless laptop is switiched on, BUT when I use windows on the laptop to get a wireless connection, nothing is detected. The laptop is 50 cm from the router. I tried and did the following:

  Firmware update,
  Made sure the SSID is the same on the router and the laptop.
  Wireless on laptop mode is on infrastructure,
  Wireless access point is enabled.
  List of access on the router is enabled,
  No encryption is used until I have run

  Any ideas any help?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Have you activated the wireless antenna?
  Please check if the switch wireless on the side of the unit is on. Also check if the wireless is turned on with the FN + F8 key combination

  Please check this possibility

  Concerning

• Two years trying to get Toshiba laptop wireless connection works

  I tried for two years to try and get the connection Wireless on my Toshiba laptop to work without much success. For a short period I managed to connect the laptop to a desktop computer's ad-hoc wireless and share the internet connection in this way but then it stopped working.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro U400 - 15L model no PSU45E-00J005EN. It is with the 12.1 "screen and running Windows XP Pro sp3.

  My wireless switch on the front of the laptop is turned on. It is also activated in the software Fn F5 wireless enabled, disabled bluetooth. I don't have Intel ProSet.

  Already when I was able to establish an ad hoc connection using microsofts software. I had to manually activate the Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) whenever even if, as he always began with disabilities or order even if I set it to start automatically. It is a monumental PITA.

  When I try and connect to the ADSL wireless router (Belkin N150) using the Toshiba Software, I get the message error "application from another provider is controlling the wireless adapter.

  I get all the time, even though I turned off Microsoft Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC).

  I thought that Windows controlled always somehow it even though I disabled WZC, so after reading solutions in other posts, that I tried to go...

  -> Control Panel-> network connections-> wireless-> properties-wireless networks tab > uncheck "use Windows to configure...". ».

  But unfortunately there is not 'the wireless networks tab' in there, all I have is the other two tabs. And since trying to use Toshibas software to connect wireless using their Radar thing, now when I click the wireless network connection in there the message "Windows cannot configure this wireless connection. If you have enabled another program to configure this wireless connection, use that software. »

  Can someone on the forum or using Toshiba please?

  Thank you

  John

  Two years? Sorry, but I can't believe it.

  If everything is Ok and I mean if there is no hardware problem you n t need more than two minutes for the WLAN configuration.

  As a first step, you must be sure that the wireless network card is installed correctly (Device Manager).
  Wireless network card must also be enabled correctly (switch > check FN + F8 > check ConfigFree tool).
  When the wireless network card that it is correctly enabled scan (check the status of ConfigFree) the area with RADAR option in ConfigFree.
  You will find this option?
  You can scan the area?
  Some WLAN is visible for your laptop?

• Loss of wireless connection on Satellite Pro L10

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L10, with wireless capabilities built-in. I recently bought an ADSL Modem Belkin Wireless G Router. My desktop PC can connect to the internet via cable and cannot therefore have my laptop. However, when I connect to the internet via wireless connection my laptop sometimes everything stops. This isn't something to signal that I'm only about 2 feet from the router, and it is not that I can't connect to the internet, as I am on this at the moment. Is that in a few minutes, the connection will be lost and I can't seem to find what I can do about it.

  The other problem is that when I click the icon at the bottom right of the screen, the "Wireless network connection" window opens. Here, it shows the wireless network I'm trying to connect and it shows with a strong signal, but it is almost always said not 'connected '. He said never 'connected', even when I am connected to the net and surf away!

  Anyone has any ideas at all?

  It sounds a little to the Wireless LAN card is unable to obtain a valid IP address.
  These interruptions may occur for different reasons.
  But especially the new version of the driver Wlan and/or Bios should help resolve these interruptions.

  What card Wlan do you use?
  If you are using the Intel Wlan card you can also visit the Intel Web site to download the most recent version of the WLan driver.
  Please also compare the BIOS version available on the Tosh site with the version preinstalled on your laptop.

  Wlan card properties contain some useful options that could improve the quality of the connection. Energy saving options should also be required to check other functions in the tab advanced and disabled.

• Wireless connected but cannot display Web page

  Hi, I have a HPG7094 laptop with Vista 64 bit installed.

  I tried for days to fix my problem. My wireless connection has stopped working. It says it is connected to my wireless - excellent - but when I try to open the internet I get the error IE cannot open the Web page. I deleted my network and tried to re-login only to get the same error. I did a clean install on my laptop and downloaded the drivers on the HP site, but it's always the same.

  In the lower RH it says 'Unidentified network' (and the name of my network) access: Local only. If I connect the ethernet cable, it works fine and if I connect my mobile dongle orange it works very well.

  I have other laptops and desktop computers and all these connect wirelessly without problem. I have tried to 'fix' the wireless connection and not to renew the period of INQUIRY, still no joy. I connected on the router from my office and changed the channel from "auto" to "6" and "11", but this has no effect.

  Someone at - it ideas, what could cause this problem, any help would be highly appreciated.

  Gail

  Hello

  After a couple of hours last night looking through this forum, I came across a post by Paul Tikkanen, January 21, with a link to another driver for the Atheros wireless. I downloaded and now my wireless works!

  Thank you for all your help and keep up the good work!

  Gail

• use the usb connection or wireless connection?

  I have windows 7 64 bit.  My printer is Photosmart all-in-one model D8110a.  It came with an antenna for the wireless connection. I can't find a place to screw the antnna in. I have a modem to work with band wifi.  Once I've set up wireless can I use my usb on my desktop connection.  I have desktop and I have a mini I - pad. I would like to print from my I - pad and my office.  I do no network, just personal crochet patterns, recipes, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks, MissPiggie

  MissPiggie

  Hello

  I did some tests about 18 months back to connect printers, USB connection or wireless at the same time with a few computers (only 1 connected via USB) and the tests worked. I can't find the model of your printer, so I can't say more.

  Kind regards.

• My laptop lost wireless connection after hibernation I or stop it. Then I have to reset the automatic Wireless Configuration to find my wireless connection

  I just bought a new NetGear wireless router and now my laptop lost wireless connection after hibernation I or stop it.  Then I have to reset the automatic Wireless Configuration to find my wireless connection.  Whenever I stopped him it and I have to choose.  This does not happen on another laptop or desktop that I have.  Is there a safe solution for this?

  Hi Ron,

  1 Windows operating system you are using?

  2. you receive messages or error codes?

  You can read the following article and check.

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  If you use Windows XP, then read the following article:

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

  This problem can also occur when the power management profile turns off your network card.

  You can try the following steps and check if it helps.

  a. click Start, type device manager in start search and press ENTER.

  (b) in Device Manager, expand network adapter.

  c. now you will see your network adapter or adapters if you have more than one. Right-click on the network component, and then click Properties.

  d. go to the power management tab.

  e. ensure that all check boxes are unchecked (check boxallow the computer to turn off this device to save power is off).

  f. If you have disabled the boxes, click ok and restart your system. Put the computer in Hibernate mode and check if you still have any questions.

• HP Officejet Pro 8620: Wireless connection is 'hogging' my bandwidth on router

  Until this week, I have always connected my computer to my router via an ethernet cable direct. But recently I had to move my router to a different location so decided to use the wireless on my printer to connect to my computer (laptop). When I noticed that my wireless connection for the interest rate has been substantially reduced I started checking all computer products in my house (two IPAD, a desktop and my laptop). What I've discovered, it's my 8620 was "hogging" bandwidth of the connection to the router wireless. Even if the printer is not used (but on) he continues to reduce the speed of my connection to the computer. I discovered this by:

  (a) I disabled all the computers & IPADs, but left the printer on - the wireless light on the router keeps blinking like crazy

  (b) I turned off my printer with my computer and connection speed instantly jumped about 3 x the speed

  So, with the printer off, the speed of my connection to the computer is about 3 times faster. I do not quite understand this and wonder why the printer connection to the wireless router is "hogging" bandwidth when the printer is not yet used?

  Someone has an idea?

  Hey @kenz1-_,.

  Welcome to the HP Forums.

  I see that you are having problems with your router and your 8620 e-all-in-one printer Officejet. For this problem, you must contact the manufacturer of your router or one that provided you with the router for assistance.

  Please let me know if you are able to solve your problem. If you are, click on accept solution. If you appreciate my help, please click on the thumbs up icon. The two icons are below this post.