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• cannot parse through a router connection with HP software

  My 7590 printer is installed via a router.  The part of the ANALYSIS of the installation do not imstall the scan function.

  Printing/scanning HP doctor does not solve the problem

  Hello dickkaiser

  It seems that the printer software is not installed correctly. Follow the instructions below to "scrub" or to "clean" your computer HP software. Then you can reinstall the printer as if it were the first time. If you receive errors during the installation please take a screenshot and upload it to your next post.

  Of the Original installation CD:

  1. Insert the CD in the drive and then cancel Setup

  2. open my computer and click right then on the CD from the drive and select open

  3 open the Util folder

  4 open the CCC folder

  5. run the L4uninstall.bat

  6. once the uninstall is complete, restart the computer

  7 run the Accessories\ System Tools Disk Cleanup

  8. download and install the latest version of Adobe flash player

  http://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/

  9 download drivers and full software features

  OfficeJet Pro L7590 Full Feature software (Windows 7)

  10. run the download to reinstall the printer

  If the software has been downloaded and extracted to your system:

  1. type % temp % in the field of race

  2. Locate and open the folder starting with 7z (example: 7zS2356)

  3 open the Util folder

  4 open the CCC folder

  5. run the L4uninstall.bat

  6. once the uninstall is complete, restart the computer

  7 run the Accessories\ System Tools Disk Cleanup

  8. download and install the latest version of Adobe flash player

  http://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/

  9 download drivers and full software features

  OfficeJet Pro L7590 Full Feature software (Windows 7)

  10. run the download to reinstall the printer

• All my iTunes music is on a disk hard Ext. connected to my home network through a router. Is it possible that devices that are part of my home network share iTunes can access the music on this disc hard Ext. without my laptop being on?

  All my iTunes music is on a disk hard Ext. connected to my home network through a router. Is it possible that devices that are part of my home network share iTunes can access the music on this disc hard Ext. without my laptop being on?

  Additional information: the laptop is what I used to install all the music, via iTunes, which is located on the external hard drive connected through home network router.

  Is it possible that devices that are part of my home network share iTunes can access the music on this disc hard Ext. without my laptop being on?

  Laughing out loud

• I want to use my network connection to neighbors through his router on my laptop

  I want to use my network connection to neighbors through his router on my laptop. He gave me the info to do it, I do not know where to enter it or where to go. HELP PLEASE!

  Hello

  What operating system do you work?

  You can refer to:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/view-connect-available-wireless-networks#1TC=Windows-7

• Need me a firewall if my internet connection through a router. I'm with Virgin and I have a D-Link router

  Need me a firewall if my internet connection through a router. I'm with Virgin and I have a D-Link router

  On Friday, June 8, 2012 14:45:42 + 0000, Ian 213 wrote:

  Need me a firewall if my internet connection through a router. I'm with Virgin and I have a D-Link router

  Your router provides firewall protection, so the need is not the same
  as if you had no a router. There are some who say you need to no.
  all firewall software.

  But my opinion is that you would be a lot safer if you have run a
  router software, and since there is little reason not to, I
  recommend that you do.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

  I agree.

  @OP Windows XP (SP2 and above), Vista, 7 and 8 all have active firewall software by default.

  There is no need of any 3rd party firewall.

  Some users like running programs such as ZoneAlarm because it warns him from the processes that use the network, and then there is the possibility to deny/allow it on the spot, or deny/allow forever. There may be slight discomfort in the installation, but once it's for all your programs, and then it really can work in silent mode.

  Microsoft Firewall simply leave everything default, but they can be configured manually to block anything outgoing or incoming.

• I'm trying to connect 2 through a router (network) computers. The Network Setup Wizard tells me to insert my Windows XP CD, but I can't.

  Configure the connection without my Windows XP CD?

  
  

  I'm trying to connect 2 through a router (network) computers. The Network Setup Wizard tells me to insert my Windows XP CD, but I can't. Is there something that I can get online? What should I do?

  Hi Humphrey2,

  I suggest you arrange for an installation CD of Windows XP which may be necessary to copy the files to configure the network connection.

  You can follow these links and check if the problem persists:

  In Windows network connection issues

  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP?

  
  Reference: Overview of the Network Setup Wizard

  Hope the helps of information.

• WRT54G - cannot connect computer wired to the internet through a router

  I have the WRT54G and unable to connect to the internet when you are going through the router.  I feel that I've checked everywhere can, but still does not work.  I connected the way the instructions, the lights are on the case and all that.  I have cable internet and when I plug directly, there is no problem.  When I try to 'ping' to check the connection between my computer and the router, I get "Request Timed Out".  I tried to reset the router and goes in this direction, but I can't go beyond checking the internet connection through the router.  Any ideas what I'm missing?

  Thank you!

  You should not use the installation CD at all.  If you throw it away.

  See here for the installer of cable.

• Unable to connect to the Internet through a router can just connect by Modem

  Hi, I am a user of the Inspiron 1525 Labtop.

  My home use 2 desktops and 1 this labtop and 2 days ago, I changed my wireless router.

  2 desktop computers connect to router with wire and there is no problem to use internet. but my laptop

  could ' t connect to the internet with no wire or cable. So, I tried to connect the Modem directly and can connect

  Internet. Only my labtop cannot connect to internet through this router (desktops work well).

  So, first I thought of my lancard which might be too old, so could not provide this new router, but no way

  because the desktop is older than that.

  Now, I want to just connect to internet with wire or wireless, either. Please help me.

  Laptop: Inspiron 1525

  O / s: Microsoft XP proffesional

  Network card: Dell Wireless 1395 WLAN Mini Card, Marvell Yukon 88e8040 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller

  Modem: Conexant HDA D330 MDC V.92 Modem

  Router: Xtreme N D-Link DIR-655

  
  

• Factory reset wireless router connection problems?

  Hello

  I recently did a factory reset on my HP6745f desktop running Win7 sp1 and I don't know if my problem is with HP or Linksys/Cisco (my router). I already contacted the support Cisco who reported the problem seems to be "a matter of HP, a corrupt driver or other third-party issue" and then offered to help, for a price. I'm hoping to avoid that if possible.

  This office computer is directly connected to the router via an Ethernet cable. Cisco software was that I want to install that 'control' of my router (called Cisco Connect) and when I try to install the software, I get a message saying: "We could not find your router" (that's why the software will not install) - although I am accessing internet through that router. Even if I try to enter my network name and the password, it cannot find anything. I am also unable to access the router via my browser "168.198.1.1".

  I am unable to connect wireless with the same desktop so, my 2 wireless laptops have no problem of connection at all, which leads me to believe it's something specific to my desktop pc.

  The Cisco Connect software has already been installed on my desktop and it worked fine. I guess my question is: someone has any suggestions for me? This could be a driver problem? How can I identify what (s) for 'check '?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  I thought about it! My router can use a "network key" to connect other computers to the router. I guess when I reset my pc all this info has been removed and the router could not communicate.

  I have just created a network key on a flashdrive USB of my laptop, plugged the USB in my office and hop, I reconnected properly. Thanks for the suggestions, I really appreciate the help.

• How to reconnect using wired through my router?

  Network wireless adapter NIC Ethernet network device

  How to reconnect using wired through my router?

  Hello

  ·        Are you facing any problem to reconnect to the router?

  ·        What operating system is installed on your computer?

  ·        What exactly is the problem you are having?

  Method 1: Follow the step of the link troubleshooting problem with network connection:

  Wired and in the Windows wireless network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  Method 2:  If you use Windows 7, then follow the steps for the link to how to configure a router:

  Configure a router

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/set-up-a-wireless-router

  Method 3: To troubleshoot the problem network connection follow the link:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313242

• Unable to see the computers in the workgroup or server to print to my HP laptop, but I can all ping and access the internet through the router.

  I have a laptop HP with XP pro. I have a network with 2 computers laptops (Dell and HP), 1 office and 1 DP300U DLINK print server with a static IP address. I use a LINKSYS WRT110 router. Everything is connected through this router. I can ping ALL laptops, the office and the print server. I can access internet from all laptops and office. All THE MACHINES are in the same workgroup. Only from my DESKTOP (XP HOME), I can click on FAVORITES NETWORK, click VIEW group of WORK COMPUTERS and I can see the other compters and the print server. However, since my computer Dell laptop or HP LAPTOP (XP PRO) I can PING the router and the journal in it, all the other machines and print server but can NOT SEE THE OTHER COMPUTERS or ACCESS THE PORTABLE HP computer or the other laptop. I turned off all firewalls and firewall McAfee (PORTABLE HP computer) and still no joy. I think that there is a box ticked somewhere or the one that is checked and who should not, but I can't find out where it is or something else to look at. Any ideas would be appreciated.

  I suggest you take a look at:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/318030/

  You can run fixit in the PC that encourage the problem this fixit automatically.

• E3000 router connection problem when I use the telphone

  I plugged my router through my telphone line. When I use my telphone, I can't connect my computer to my router. When I see the available wi - fi networks available, my router does not see. As soon as I get off my phone, I can see my router and able to connect. I thought that my router has two bands and I'll be able to use it. I'm not a geek.

  Help, please. Thank you

  Why is your router connected to the phone line?

  It must be connected to a DSL Modem or a Cable Modem (assuming that the release for consumption).

  Need information in order to determine the question.

  Is your wireless phone a DECT 6.0, 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz?

  I changed my DECT 6.0 wireless phone because they do not interfere with wireless 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz. older phones use the same frequency as the network and can interfere.

  Why so your router on a telephone line?

  How often your mobile phone works on?

• "Access: Local only" problem and an unidentified router connection.

  I use a laptop Compaq Presario CQ60 with Windows Vista Home Basic.

  The laptop connects to the router (a Belkin.43A1) However, it is unable to correctly identify the router and does not connect to the internet. Offer me only a "Local" access only

  My brother has the same exact model of the laptop and windows vista edition, with all settings completely unchanged but suffers still from the same connection problem.

  All other devices in the House are able to connect to the internet through the router, such as ipods and game consoles. Another laptop running Windows XP is able to connect without a problem.

  Connecting the laptop to the internet works when connected via an ethernet cable.

  I tried several solutions offered on the internet without any positive results, such as:

  -Disable IPv6

  -Computers wireless card uninstalled, then put it back

  -Uncheck the link layer topology

  -Restart the router/mobile

  -Check and install all updates for windows and HP

  And several others, all parameters have returned to what they once were.

  Help and suggestions or solutions would be greatly appreciated thanks.

  Hello

  It could be set-match security, log in to the router wireless security turned off and see if you can connect

  If it works, restore security.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• How are routed connections Wi - Fi? They are proxyied by BES or BIS?

  I'm trying to understand how the Wi - Fi connections are routed in Wi - Fi phones BB.

  First of all I am confused that there is an entry in the routing host for WiFi with address/port rcp.na.blackberry.com:443 table. Why is there a blackberry address? I thought that the WiFi was not proxyied through RIM.

  Then I read an article by knowledbase entitled "system requirements and support of Wi - Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphones. There, he says for the WiFi connection, you need
  -Routable path between the smartphone BlackBerry and Internet via TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol () on port 443
  -Routable path of BlackBerry smartphone on the BlackBerry via TCP/IP router on port 4101
  -BlackBerry
  access to smartphone for the DHCP server and the domain name system (DNS) Server

  If this confused even more. Because I told the phone must be able to reach to the BES or the Internet (I assume that it is address of RIM in the table of routing entry host Wi - Fi) wireless.

  Then I read another of the knowledge base article titled 'Services via a Wi - Fi connection' saying 'a network of Wi - Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphone can establish
  a WiFi a personal Wi - Fi, a wireless company network
  network with a virtual private network (VPN) connection or a hotspot with a
  VPN directly to the BlackBerry router connection.
   
  So it says that you need a BlackBerry router VPN connection (I guess that BES) If you are a small business Wi - Fi network.

  Finally, my confusion reached upstairs when I read another article titled 'Direct web browsing' knowledge base which says

  «Direct web browsing allows BlackBerry smartphones»
  with Wi - Fi® technology to navigate the web through hot spots or at home
  Wi - Fi networks you connect to a BlackBerry Enterprise Server or the
  BlackBerry Internet Service»

  That said, that you don't have to join to BES or BIS.

  I'm totally distraught about how Wi - Fi connections are routed.

  Any help is appreciated.

  I got the answer.

  The article 'System Configuration required and the support of Wi - Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphones' refers to the configuration required to use Data Services BlackBerry as BES, MDS, BIS, BB Messenger.

  These aren't the requirements on applications for non - BB data services like 3rd party MI application trying to connect by Wi - Fi.

  If all goes well, it helps to address future confusions.

• No internet access through VPN router

  Hi all

  I configure a Cisco 851 router do a VPN site-to site at ASA5510. The VPN works great. I can get to any host behind ASA5510. But the host behind Cisco 851 cannot go to the internet. I have only set up traffic to the subnet behind ASA5510 through the VPN tunnel. The rest of the traffic through 851 internet connection. The part of configuration is listed below. Except the nat by Fa4 VPN traffic. I miss something here?

  Any help is appreciated.

  interface FastEthernet4
  IP address 24.xx.xx.xx 255.255.255.0
  NAT outside IP
  IP virtual-reassembly
  IP tcp adjust-mss 1400
  automatic duplex
  automatic speed
  crypto SITE map
  !
  IP forward-Protocol ND
  IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 24.xx.xx.1
  !
  IP http server
  local IP http authentication
  IP http secure server
  IP http timeout policy slowed down 60 life 86400 request 10000
  IP nat inside source overload map route interface FastEthernet4 sheep
  Ganymede IP source interface Vlan1
  !
  IP extended SITE access list
  permit ip 10.5.x.0 0.0.0.255 10.x.0.0 0.255.255.255
  sheep extended IP access list
  deny ip 10.5.x.0 0.0.0.255 10.x.0.0 0.255.255.255
  allow an ip 10.5.x.0 0.0.0.255

  Lou

  Based on the subset of configuration, it looks correct, you should be able to browse the Internet with the NAT configuration.

  Do you have any ACL applied to your inside interface which may be blocking access? If you perform a traceroute, where the traffic stops?