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• Add Windows XP to a wireless home network

  Hi just to add a lapttop XP to a wireless home network. the network icons are shown as they are always posted on vista and windows 7 and is there a centre network for xp

  so do not know if the connection is correct. In addition, the Dungeon of connection keep out and reconnect. any help please

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  Hi Vanchoch,

  Please visit the following link for instructions on how to connect a Windows XP-based computer to a wireless network:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/setup/wireless.mspx#4
  With regard to the abandonment of the connection, I highly recommend download the latest drivers for your wireless network card. If you can get me the model number and the company that makes it, I can normally provide you with a link to the driver.
  In the meantime, the following link can provide some advice on troubleshooting for your connection:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702
  Please let me know if I can be of further assistance!

  Cody C
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• XP SP3 can not access Win7 on home network

  W/SP3 XP can't access Win7 on home network but Win7 can access XP.  XP m/c gets good ping response of Win7.

  Things, I tried but still have the problem:

  I turned off of Win7 and XP Firewall and antivirus.  When you try to connect a network drive, I've included the password on Win7.  Win7 was on and off homegroup.  I shared C: authorized "everyone".  Implemented the new location of the network on Win7... as well as a few other things.  It still does not.

  Follow the advice in these articles:

  Sharing files and printers with different versions of Windows
  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows
  Share files and printers between Windows 7 and XP Boulder computer Maven
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• With the help of Compaq SR5214X on wireless home network

  I have a Compaq SR5214X desktop PC I want to connect to my home wireless network.  What to I need to buy for this?

  Hello:

  Here is an article from Microsoft which should provide the information you need to set your PC to a wireless home network.  Basically, you will need to purchase a PCI internal or external USB wireless adapter for your desktop PC.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/organization/wirelesssetup.aspx

  Paul

• Need to improve the wireless home network

  I am trying to improve the coverage of my home network.

  I have Fios, and with existing wireless features, there are several dead and weak coverage areas in my house.  This is due to a combination of the place where my router's (limited by the power input) and the confuration from home.

  I have CAT - 5 running for most of the rooms, so adding wired devices is not a problem.  I went out and picked up an EA4500 router, and my plan was to convert my Fios router a bridge and then use the EA4500 as the DHCP server.  However, even with this router, my coverage is not improved.  My preferred solution to get 1 or 2 additional access points that I can plug into my cable system, however, I would like to have a common SSID for the network.

  Is a home-based solution available?

  It would be probably better get these access points that you plan to learn to eliminate these "notspots".

  as suggested previously, you can get a WAP610N or one of the new series of EA (set to bridge mode) router.

• Satellite A100 with Vista: Canoe connect to wireless home network

  I am owner of computer laptop satellite A100 and on the Microsoft Vista operating system.
  I have a problem to connect to my home wireless network.
  When I try to connect to my wireless connection, Vista reports that it can not be connected for an unknown reason.

  I use the D-Link Access Point and I connected with my HP lap top very well.

  Can anyone help?

  Hello

  Believe me it's not easy to say why you are not able to connect to the WLan.
  I think that all options must be checked by steps.

  First of all I recommend you disable encryption of WLan. Also, turn off the firewall on the laptop settings.
  If the laptop connects successfully to the WLan you can turn everything back.

  I also found this Toshiba document on the activation of a connection to a WLAN network that is not broadcasting the SSID in Windows Vista
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB7101OC0007R01.htm

  Check it!

• Persistent problems with wireless home network

  Hi, the problem started two weeks or more ago, when after the connection to the internet easily using our wireless network connection, my computer began to say that our domestic network was unidentified, then studied by troubleshooting my self but do not really understand the information the computer indicated to me. As it was a problem of the internet I contacted our local provider broadband, they looked like the line and the service was absolutely perfect and to confirm this router computer of my father in the same cable network has internet connection easily as it was my mom who was using the connection via the same router wireless cell phone.
  Following the instructions of technitians I have tried to manually enter internet addresses to see if that would help the internet connection, it did. So I thought that the problem has been resolved. I had the use of the internet that day and everything was fine until I restarted the next morning. The problem reappeared. So I called my internet provider again, this time I'm sorry to say to a girl rather too quickly diagnosed that I had a virus to uninstall Google chrome and reinstall a different browser... That didn't make sense to me, but I tried some sort.  So I moved my office tower and all the bits in one place in the House were we could conect it to the router with an ethernet cable followed his instructions then moved the computer to its original position but still no internet connection and still this problem 'identification '. I turned off the machine and tried again the next day. Start by running the troubleshooting of network problems, this time I looked at the detailed report which curiously stated that the computer had difficulty oscillating between two somethings (sorry don't remember the detail correctly is days ago)
  So I called my internet provider again and I am a helpful young man, read him the information and examined the reports that they had written about the problem in the days preceding. I followed his instructions looked in the network sharing Center, settings changed and added in manual codes for the internet, turn off the router for 10 seconds or more and then restarted, this time with not even a temporary success. We tried a few things but I always got the same contradictory message in the dialog box in the lower right corner, where it showed I was connected to the local network not connected to the internet, when I opened the network sharing Center from the local network to the router would show that 'Identification' and the conection to the internet would be marked with a cross. I managed to pass my network profile is for some reason any defined to the public rather that home and we were able to change it (even if it wasn't easy)
  So I was told it was probably a driver issue, I was told I might need check the updates of my license on this operation the technitian and I also saw the site of netgear, that there was a potential conflict between Kaspersky and the netgear driver, so I need to uninstall my Kaspersky anti-virus stuff and the old pilot , down load and install the new drivers and then reinstall kaspersky. I followed it. (Movement of the tower and all the bits in place in the House were the ethernet cable was available).  I found an updated driver, uninstalled downloaded kaspersky and run only the driver installed Kaspersky again. Everything seemed to go well and I even plugged in the wireless adapter connected to the internet through that and disconnected the cable... things were going well.
  So I turned off the machine and carried over into my room where I turned on once again. The problem reoccured. I thought it was time to communicate with kaspersky. So I turned the computer off and reduced to the ethernet cable. Connected a Kaspersky contacted by e-mail, they were quick and I was asked to run a program that logeed my information system. I did this and I told them I thought it might be a conflict between the driver and their softwear, they have looked into it, asking me to run a misuse of this program and the results by e-mail. Once again, I've followed the instructions and took notes, but no problem was found. They showed me how to configure my kaspersky firewall to allow access to the networks. It's when I was doing that I noticed that the computer had five ads of our home network, so I put all the profiles of their trust, apply changes and tested to see if it would work. On the wireless internet in the office where the ethernet cable and a router are by train, it's good, it works. I connected the wireless network and disonnect the ethernet then on the internet and there is no break in service. But if I shut down the computer and set up in my room at 12 meters, it won't work with signal strong (4 / 5 bars are green).

  This morning I watched the windows firewall settings and changed some of them to see if that makes a difference. but none.

  I'm trying hard to think about this problem but I'm getting nowhere fast, I know just enough. I just tried pluging in the wireless network adapter again, but there is no wireless network connection now and no internet connection:

  After having tried downlaoding a new driver and this has not fixed the problem after having only tested the wireless signal is strong enough for good internet connection to my mother's computer in my room, I'm stuck. I looked on the netgear site and follow their advice, but it's really a night Mare!
  I also noticed that somehow, we put in place five versions of our home network, I wonder if there is some confusion computer... I looked into the idea of the removal of the networks, and it seems that you can not do. I am trying to back up my files, uninstall everything and re - build my computer from scratch. If there is something else I should try before taking this message please drastic measures me ASAP.

  Hello

  1. What is the operating system installed on your computer?

  Please follow the steps from the link below.

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

• can receive bur can't send emails on my laptop wireless home network

  When connected to my work network or to use the iphone as a modem I can send/receive emails. When connected to wireless home I can receive but not send.

  When I do a self-diagnosis, it says THE LAN is not connected. Also I can send/receive my gmail account but not my business account?

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  ·        What operating system is installed on your computer?

  ·        What service provider or email client do you use to access the e-mail?

  ·        Are you connected to any server?

  If you use Hotmail, then post your query to the following forum:

  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=1

  Reference: http://windowslivehelp.com/

• The question of the Access Point wireless router

  I am considered to be an amateur when there are routers so patient with me. I have a wireless router in my office and two workstations are hardlined (ethernet cable-joint) to the router. Then, in the living room, I have 3 devices (Xbox, BlueRay, directTV) I want on the network. Rather than running three office ethernet cables, I expect to have some sort of (reverse hotspot) where a device could hop on the wireless router and the signal I inflexible at these three devices. Not sure if this would require an Access Point or another wireless router?

  Any thoughts would be appreciated.

  -J

  I suggest that you try to find something on WET54GS5... is a bridge with 5 ports wireless if I'm not mistaken... but since it's under Cisco Small Business, I suggest you could ask more about it here

  Cisco Small Business support community

  Or you can see WET54G and buy a separate so you switch can accommodate other devices
  

• Implementation of HP Officejet 6500 has; don't know how to connect to the web w / wireless home network

  I have a small home network wireless.  I configured the printer today but it says I have to connect to the internet (part fax machine works).  The bureau only I have, I keep out of most of the time and just use my laptop (which is for work so I can't set the printer up to now).

  Is it possible to connect the printer directly to my router?  They are only a few feet from one of the other; However, I have no idea how do and the instructions don't me much.  Do I need a phone line?  What can I use to connect the two?

  Use an Ethernet cable, available in any tech store, online or even target will have them.

  Plug it into the back of the printer and the router.  You should be able to add the printer to your laptop.  Let me know which operating system you have and I can help you.

• Impossible to get a laptop running Vista SP2 on a wireless home network to recognize your desktop running Windows 7.

  Try to share files.  OIOS sees files shared of the laptop, but the laptop cannot see the office.  Have following settings 'walk' on two PCs... network discovery, file sharing, public folder sharing, and media.
  Password protected sharing is 'off' in both computers.  Printer sharing is disabled on laptop computer (not connected printers)... any help?

  Here are the procedures for Vista with Windows7 network layout that can help:http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Windows-7-Understanding-Network-Administration-Configuration.html.

  Here is another article on home networks (with several links to related articles which must all be considered - as well as others, you will find in the related articles) to help you better understand the home networks: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Setting-up-a-home-network.  If it's for Vista, much of it applies to Windows7 (although there may be some differences that should be addressed in the previous article).

  Here is an article on the networking of the different versions of Windows:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows.

  I hope this helps. If necessary, start from scratch using these procedures and see if that helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Best settings for a wireless home network?

  I want to get help on a somewhat complicated setup: my connection in optical fiber gets into my house to a room in the basement. I have a last generation Asus router, which spreads the signal through various Ethernet cables. Wi - fi is disabled, because it wouldn't reach anywhere. Upstairs, I have a new airport time capsule, which creates the main WiFi network for the home. However, it dose not brought into the world. In the box where I want to extend the signal, I have a 5th generation AirPort Extreme (it does not support the alternative signal) connected to an Ethernet jack.

  Now my questions:

  1. my Time Capsule should be set to bridge mode, because it is connected to a router? Do not forget that I can't exclude this router because it brings the signal via a cable to other places.

  2. If the answer to the above is Yes, is there a way to establish a network of wi - fi comments?

  3. What are the best settings for the Airport Extreme, which is supposed to extend the signal? It is better to create a new wifi network, as it is connected via Ethernet, or should I put it to extend an existing wifi network?

  I hope that I have explained clearly, I'm only half of technology warned, and I am a bit lost...

  1. my Time Capsule should be set to bridge mode, because it is connected to a router? Do not forget that I can't exclude this router because it brings the signal via a cable to other places.

  Own configuration of Apple software, AirPort utility you should implement in Bridge Mode time Capsule to avoid a network error called Double NAT. But, ironically, if you call Apple support, they will tell you 'ignore' the Double NAT error and run time Capsule as another router on the network.

  Normally, you can avoid having a Double NAT error on the network, because that might lead to other problems, Apple boards so... If you call them... is controversial. Basically, it seems that Apple wants a router from Apple in charge of both the network possible... not another router.

  So, you will need to decide what advice to Apple you want to try.

  2. If the answer to the above is Yes, is there a way to establish a network of wi - fi comments?

  The feedback network option will not work correctly if the Capsule is configured in Bridge Mode.

  3. What are the best settings for the Airport Extreme, which is supposed to extend the signal? It is better to create a new wifi network, as it is connected via Ethernet, or should I put it to extend an existing wifi network?

  "Extend a wireless network" is used only when the airport connects to another router from Apple using a Wi - Fi connection. Since you will use Ethernet to connect, you would use "create a wireless network" setting.

  But, you won't have to worry about this if you are using Apple Configuration "Wizard" to set up the AirPort Extreme... it automatically applies the correct settings.

• The router access point wireless bridge

  Hi I recently moved into a new building which has a few hot spots for the Internet connection is included in the rental price. I don't have a model of linksys Cisco wireless-G broadband router. WRT54G2 V1 and I am trying to create a wireless bridge between the point of interest (I have my own Unique Internet identifier) the router, which is then connected to my office using an Ethernet cable.

  Can I create a wireless bridge, if yes, how can I do this?

  Thanks in advance

  The router (WRT54G2 V1) does not have a capacity of wireless receiver so you will need a separate ethernet bridge.

  Your installation should be like this:
  (((WiFi)))---> (((pont Ethernet<-wired connection-="">routeur Linksys<-wired connection-="">ordinateur de bureau))

  I hope that makes sense. XD

• WRV200 as for xbox wireless access point

  I have a WRGT54GX2 that runs my home network. I have a Xbox 360 in another room. Can I use an WRV200 router as an access point wireless connects to the xbox360, which gets its information from the WRGT54GX2. Just see if it's possible before you buy the xbox wireless adapter.

  Ok thank you...

  stop at the store, I'll

• I have a computer 2 wireless home phone network, only administrator there?

  I have a wireless home network and I got a connected laptop. I added another one last week and I don't have administrator rights. I have no firewall or virus. I just want to know how to give the two pcs of admin rights so I can update my other laptop. We have administrator and the other not.

  I have a wireless home network and I got a connected laptop. I added another one last week and I don't have administrator rights. I have no firewall or virus because I can't access administrator? the two laptops running xp and are dells and both are connected to a router belkin on suddenlink cable. How to give administrative rights for both computers?

  It is quite easy to stop the menu "Select the hardware profile" to appear... Once you get connected to Windows.  Your post is not clear is whether or not you can do.

  What do you mean by "the other login page. the only user I know is the lowest user in the book?

  What version of Windows XP is on each computer (Home, Pro, Media Center)?  If you can connect to Windows, made a click right my computer and select Properties.  Also a report of the service pack.

  If you use the built-in account named 'Administrator' for daily use and connect your computers between them and the Internet "without protection of firewall or a virus", you should probably do a clean install of Windows on both computers.

  If you have important data on computers it back up to an external drive and scan with good antivirus and anti-malware applications before copying this back on your computers (after install it clean).

  Contact Dell for instructions on reinstalling Windows.