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• Network problem between Windows 7 laptop with the Windows XP desktop computer via Linksys WRT54 router.

  Original title: network problem!

  How can I get my laptop with Windows 7 Home Edition to connect to my desktop with Windows XP on it. I have a router Linksys WRT54 plugged directly to the desktop via ethernet and my laptop has an excellent signal but I can't access programs or the printer with it. I know the 'host group' on 7 but XP isn't that. Are there alternative than to put 7 on my desktop? Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community and we give the opportunity to help you.

  According the description of the problem face you connection problems in Windows 7 laptop with the Windows XP desktop computer via Linksys WRT54 router.

  Residential group option is available on Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating systems. However, you can see the following article for more information on the connection of Windows 7 and Windows XP computers:

  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows

  Hope this information helps. For any other corresponding Windows help, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• router lockout? wrt54-g

  so I was messing around in my router settings and I unchecked HTTP and HTTPS under administration-> web app.

  Is anyway to access other than the factory reset router?

  Thanks for your time,

  J

  You cannot access your router now as you have disabled both options, you must reset the router and then re - configure... You should not unchecked the two options...

  Press and hold the button of reset for 30 seconds... Release the reset button... Unplug the power cable from your router, wait 30 seconds and reconnect the power cable... Now re - configure your router...

• Can WRT54G and XP with WINDOWS/7 on the same network?

  I run a wireless home network using a LINKSYS

  WRT54G 2.4GH, connecting a desktop computer and a

  laptop, both running WINDOWS/XP SP3. The

  laptop recently crashed and I need to replace

  soon. The office is running OK, but is also quite

  old and will probably be replaced enough

  soon.

  
  

  
  

  I have a big thing in area shopping

  so I did not have a strong sense of the price

  involved in a replacement. Assuming that I have

  can not replace the two

  systems more or less to the

  Moreover, because of the costs, I probably need

  to replace the notebook now and wait to replace

  the desktop computer. Assuming that this sequence:

  -There will be some problems of network hardware

  to make the new book can co-exist with the

  WRT54G? Wouldn't not possible (and smarter) to

  replace the WRT54G now with something that could

  be used now and in the future when the

  Desktop is replaced?

  -Can I get a laptop that comes with

  XP and is expandable (at reasonable cost) to

  7? Or that it will be possible to run with 7 on the

  laptop while I am still running XP the

  desktop computer? I don't think that 7 running on the desktop

  is an option, because it has a limited memory

  Although I suppose I could upgrade the memory.

  Should I still who?

  Should I cross-post this to others

  WINDOWS

  Forum?

  TIA,

  Phil

  Hello

  Cable/DSL wireless router are stand alone devices that are supported on any computer with Ethernet networking capabilities (cable or wireless).

  All versions of Windows + Apple + Linux may run together when connecting to a router as the WRT54, and/or routers newer wireless for the end user.

  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Change of Modem and WRT54GL quit unexpectedly from Internet

  I've got a WRT54GL powered by a Motorola 5101 cable modem that has worked well for years.  Today, I replaced the 5101 with a very modem provided by Charter mastering DOCIS 3.0, which resulted in a loss of internet connection.  The modem works when connected directly to the computer and the router also function as before except the two do not play well together.  I don't know if there is a problem with the DOCSIS 3.0 standard and the WRT54 or what.  The router firmware is very old - something in 2006 so I don't know if that has anything to do with it.  Recommendations or suggestions are sought after.  Thank you

  No confusion, quite clear.  Thanks Pepper_mint.

• Add WRT54G: second router / access point, unable to get to the outside network.

  Here is the prob:

  We just got cable internet the other day and the cable operator insisted on using their v1000 Belkin F5D7234-4 instead of my WRT54G V8. So I thought I'd use the WRT54G as a second router/AP (without wireless/LAN/WAN). I was eager to do this by running an ethernet in the WAN on the WRT54G port and plug it into the port of the client on the Belkin, place the wrt - 54 G at the other end of the House and have the WRT54G broadcasting the same SSID and require authentication even as the Belkin and use the Belkin to Linksys Wireless Bridge. In this way, it will extend my wireless network and all computers can access the internet and the other (wireline customers will keep at wire-speed, wireless is not authicate to two different networks.)

  I can't get the Linksys network based able to see all the other computers outside the WRT - 54 G, even for wireless clients. On the side of things Belkin network, I can't ping the router even if she pulls a DHCP in the Belkin address. All customers the Belkin side can meet and thin internet. I've fiddled with the WRT54-g for almost an entire weekend now with no result. The WRT54G can see the other router as a DNS as well as external DNS providers, but none of the client computers can. Basically, I'm wanting to extend the network of Belkin 4 as most cable customers and fill a few dead wireless, and make the visible computer on the same network of suggestions?

  Parameters of WRT - 54G:

  Automatic configuration - DHCP

  Same domain name like Belkin
  IP router set a tire to the DHCP server

  DHCPserver OFF

  Mode of operation: router

  Safe are disabled.

  Wireless SSID is the same as Belkin

  Wireless channel is the same as belkin.

  Method and auth. key is the same as belkin.

  Belkin:

  DHCP is on.

  15 IP addresses available.

  Wireless gateway is on with the WRT54G Wireless MAC address information.

  Ethernet cords are connected.

  I played with static routes for hours, tried the option routing dynamic, even tried DMZing of the WRT54G intellectual property in the belkin and still unable to connect to the internet. Tried the Belkin MAC address cloning. Nothing seems to work. When I plug the WRT - 54G directly in my digital/Modem/phone cable box, I get internet and everything. I'm at the point of throwing same DD - WRT on it.

  But beyond connection "wireless" I discovered really does not work if well (drops random wireless speeds seize up) with two different pieces of equipment running two different firmwares. So the thing connecting wireless set was out the window.

  I however knew what I had to do Linksys firmware:

  1.) DHCP clients forward.

  Customers of Belkin - network

  Linksys customers - network B

  The dhcp pool was not get transferred to the client computers. That is the 1-2 on network computer had XXX. XXX.100 - 102 for 3-4 computers on network B was YYY. YYY. YYY statically set by Windows. Even after changing to a static address on the network A dhcp scope I could still connect to the internet or to one of the computers on the network.

  The static routing table seemed not lead me anywhere either, and I've tried dozens of configurations.

  The way I got it Setup is with the customer enthernet of the Belkin ROUTER to THE Internet on the Linksys WRT54G port 1-4. Maybe I should have plugged the ethernet on the client side of 4 ports Linksys?

  Anyway DD - WRT redirect DCHP feature was what I need.

  Regarding the scenario wireless two routers have the same encryption method and key but different channels and ssid. Who, with DD - WRT for some reason when I jump on the wireless-B, Vista will be ID it as network A (B).

  I hope that it has not violated anything except the guarantee which was anyway. The reason for which I needed for my network up this way is because I do a lot of work using VM (of various operating systems), is simply easier to have two separate semi networks. (to different physical locations in the House)

• EA3500 NP

  I've been using WRT54G (bought in the United States) for a while in the United States and India now.  As he began to slow down (meaning borrowed is cut, power often etc..) I thought that need to update that I use: iPod, iPad, computer desktop, Dell Vostro, Nokia all with Wi - Fi access.  I got an EA3500 EP of the use and tried to connect to Chennai, India.   When I inserted the CD, it does not go beyond what it doesn't accept intel PROSET which works well with WRT54G.

  So I connected EA3500 and a WRT54G connected connector.  I see 2 strips for EA (in ipad, ipod) and my WRT54 continues to work for Dell Vostro.

  1. that I don't see any tab of Windows network (requires CD in a few seconds), I continue to use WRT54G with non-existing windows network driver.

  2. the other gadgets (ipod and ipad) work well without doubt using EA and needed no overall upward.

  How is it my start of Dell Vostro using EA so that I can remove WRT54G still hanging around?

  I can see 2 strips of EA in my Dell with intel proset, but cannot put in place (as it asks for a password)...

  It is Windows XP SP3.  I solved the problem, finally after talking to Linksys Rep in India.

  If you do not have windows networking driver or there are damaged or you did call to Intel PROSET (or third party) for any router, just relax.  It's just a simple problem

  Connect EP3500 using the IP address and change it to personal WEP (not WEP personal 2).  The same IntelPROSET will now connect the router and show bands.  Just ignore the CD that you got with EP3500

  I now look forward to configure using the Seagate 1 TB hard drive (there is a slot for this).

  I'm still exploring this more...

  Shankar

• default gateway is 98.218... not 192.168.1.1help

  I can't access the 192.168.1.1 Linksys been thru step page a lot and my time to pings... WiFi is turned on my wrt54 but I can not connect via laptop... any help is appreciated. I reset for 30 sec and when I go in to check the ip address after release and reset its still not 192.168.1.1.

  Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
  Copyright (C) 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...: DESKTOP
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  Node... type: hybrid
  Active... IP routing: No.
  Active... proxy WINS: No.
  ... DNS suffix search list: hsd1.va.comcast.net.

  Adapter Ethernet Local Area Connection 11:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. : hsd1.va.comcast.net.
  ... Description: Card Fast Ethernet of Linksys LNE100TX (v5) A
  developments
  Physical address.... : 00-12-17-4F-36-CE
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes
  ... The IP address: 98.218.163.73
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.252.0.
  ... Default gateway. : 98.218.160.1.
  DHCP server...: 68.87.73.12
  DNS servers...: 68.87.73.246
  68.87.71.230
  Lease obtained...: Wednesday, March 3, 2010 16:12:19

  End of the lease...: Sunday, March 7, 2010 16:12:19

• HP C4580 not connet the WAG160N wireless

  Hello

  just bought 1 WAG160N 1.00.14 firmware Version. All my 2 PC can connect to the gateway/router fine, but when I reinstalled the driver for my printer (HP C4580) for wireless connection, it does not connect. I connected this printer previously to the WRT54 GS, and everything was fine.

  Can someone enlighten me please. Thank you very much beforehand

  See you soon,.

  Stanley

  Thank you very much for the reply..... do that, but when he got to the point of "wating for the printer's SNMP" or something like that it just stopped there and left me hanging...

  I read on another post about someone who also failed to connect their view of 802.1.1.g, it was suggested to update the firmware of the WAG160N on the later (1.00.015 in my case), so I did it and VOILA! the installation went very well... There must be something on the previous firmware which did not allow my HP wireless printer to connect to the WAG160N.

  Thank you very much for the suggestion, although I'll keep in mind if I never have to another problem!

• E3000 loser on multiple devices wireless connectivity

  Problem with router Linksys E3000 (firmware 1.0.02). I have problems with the following wireless connections:

  iPhone 4G (female)

  iPod Touch 2 G

  PC with Wi - Fi (adapter brand Linksys no)

  NetBook Acer (not Linksys adapter brand)

  It comes from the connection is interrupted and dropped, but the devices and the router DHCP clients table indicate that connections are always present. By interruption, I mean that no data traffic is transmitted.

  IPhone 4 G to the my iPod Touch Wi - Fi my son and wife show that they are connected to the network home, with WiFi bars displayed, and the check mark is present next to the home network connection in the device for both settings. When I check the table of DHCP E3000 customers, two Apple devices are listed as with a connection. Yet the two devices to display network errors when you try to use any application that connects to the internet. By raising the wifi on each connection, the connection is restored to the point where traffic passes now. My wife and son believe it's after 10 minutes they encounter interruptions.

  On the PC and NetBook, connections must be terminated and reconnected. I've not timed to see how long before the connection becomes problematic.

  Interestingly, my ASUS laptop and my iPhone 4G do not have the issue, nor did my (Dell) laptop.

  There is no time-out setting in the router config. Thing the closest is the beacon interval, but I don't know which way to adjust (up or down) to help the devices which are undergoing interruptions. I did not a setting of the interval... at this moment, everything is set to the default settings.

  The E3000 replaced an old WRT54 (v2 hardware) router so that I could have a N router in the House.

  Thank you
  -Phil

  How about you change wireless channel? If you do not, then you should try it. Using the two bands, 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz? If so, make sure they have different but unique SSID. Have you tried to remove the Security Wireless for testing?

• What Linksys router for?

  Hello!

  My old wired router Linksys BEFSX41 v1 died and I had to use my old Netgear RT311 router to use the Internet. I'm looking for a new router at a local retail store (Best Buy, Fry, Office Max, Staples, etc.) to buy tomorrow evening. I heard a lot of positive comments on WRT54. A good for? I don't need speed and will always use an old Linksys WAP11 (connected) because some old wireless devices and computers do not have something higher to WEP (Yes, I know, it is easily hackable). The good of http://www.salescircular.com/ca/computer/wrlsnp.shtml?

  Thank you in advance.

  Yes, the WRT54G is really a good wireless router... A few good models are WRT54GS, WRT54G2... Check out this link.

• can I use wrt54GS as wireless extension?

  Hi, I just want to know if I can use old router wrt54 GS as a wireless extension? Here is my story, I have a router WRT54G2 wireless located on basement and I have laptop connected through wireless and connected via ethernet, now these two portable it is a place of office can't signal usually if your in the deadspot room and I heard I can use my old router as extender but don't know how can do? If possible, pls, tell how. Ad in advance thank you appreciate it. good day to all

  Hi tuts69!

  Welcome to Cisco Home Community Forums!

  Unfortunately, it is not possible to extend the networks with the WRT54GS wireless since it does not have the connection ability. However, you can run a cable to him and set it as an access point. Here's how:

  Nesting of a Linksys router to another router

  I hope this helps.

• Help installation WRT54G2

  I recently to plug a new WRT54G2 after the death of my faithful WRT54. I installed my old 54G a few times before, never through the use of the CD (it's unnecessary), so I thought it would be a fairly easy installation. I copied my old router settings (192.168.2.1 etc.) but I was not able to get a connection to the internet. I use a modem RTA1320. Now for the strange part... I was able to connect to "Steam", the game by the WRT54G2 like Skype application. Because of that I thought that the problem could be with a pesky anti-virus or firewall, so I disabled both (including the windows firewall), nothing helps. According to cisco Network Magic program, I am connected to the internet, but I failed to connect with firefox, internet explorer or google chrome (I deleted all browsing history, cookies etc...). I restarted both modem the router again, but I am confused. I'm sure it's a mistake to simple configuration on my part, but it seems very strange that I can connect correctly to steam and to play online with Team Fortress 2 (cannot download good maps) and yet I can not connect to the internet through a wired connection or wireless on a vista desktop and laptop XP computer. Can someone give me a hand? (I'll try to restart again after this post and it will probably work ^-^)

  Just as I predicted, I have reset to the default values (something I had not done) and it worked. I myself used reverse physcology.

• Installation of two - route

  I live in a rural area and have the two satellite internet and cellular (mobile broadband) internet, because none are reliable. I connect to technology mobile broadband with a PCMCIA card that is inserted into a Linksys WRT54G Router. Until very recently, I plugged on satellite via a separate router, which meant that I had to switch routers to switch services and one of the two services could use both.

  I just bought a router Linksys RV042 double-Wan, hoping to run them simultaneously by satellite and cell phone through the same router and use load balancing. I have the RV042 defined as the router DHCP. DHCP is disabled on the 54G. I changed the IP address of the default 54G to 192.168.1.145, in the sector of the RV042 customer. I connect a LAN on the WRT54G port to a port on the RV042 WAN. No go. The RV042 does not see the 54G. He treats the LAN connection as active, but does not have an IP address.

  How can I get the RV042 the 54G, as he would a modem? Any ideas?

  It's a bit complicated, so I have it divided into stages.

  IP address settings:

  (1) the value of the port LAN WRT54G 192.168.2.1

  (2) set the RV042 LAN port on 192.168.1.1 [default]

  (3) RV042 WAN1 and WAN2 for obtain an IP automatically

  (4) WRT54G LAN Server DHCP active.

  (5) WRT54G gateway (no RIP) mode

  (6) set RV042 for BACKUP or load balancing mode as you wish

  (7) fill RV042 configuration of DHCP - DNS Server - with 192.168.1.1 or the address of an Open DNS server that is accessible from both of your ISP.

  Connections:

  (1) WRT54 LAN to RV042 WAN2

  (2) RV042 WAN1 to satellite Internet

  (3) PC and any other printer, etc., next to RV042 LAN game consoles.

  Results:

  (1) WRT54G should now be accessible [of LAN] to 192.168.2.1

  2) two providers of Internet services must be accessible without the need to reconfigure the hardware or the LAN IP settings

  (3) RV042 is accessible [LAN] at 192.168.1.1

  (4) all connected to the WRT54G wireless LAN devices will not be able to access the Internet by satellite.

  What is the kind of Setup you had in mind?

• Remote Desktop works when my office and cell phones are on the same system, but then when I take my laptop home, it does not work!

  I recently updated my computer to Windows 7 Pro.  I also have a laptop running Vista Pro.  I have configured remote desktop on my Windows 7 machine to allow my laptop to access and it works fine when I work the two machines on the same Linksys WRT54 router, here at my small business.  I have configured my router to allow communications to port 3389, but as soon as I take my computer laptop home, I can't access my desktop computer.   I have to configure my home router as well?  It's a new Motorola ADSL router/modem and no place in the configuration to allow port forwarding or port address.  Help!

  Hello

  We are unable to access a computer from another computer if they are in another network by using remote desktop.

  If they are in the same network, use the following links as reference:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-to-another-computer-using-Remote-Desktop-connection

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions

  Hope that helps.