Problems adding a downgraded PC to my home network? - home network make harddrive accesible
I tget I had my PC with Vista Home Editin now accepts home downgraded to XP on my LAN connection and internet connection to connect. I basically formatted my hard drive and put XP on my PC. works well, but no matter what DP I still can not find in the creation or my network. in addition to an existing network with routr Linksys modem. I'm not there at least 30 times as things difrent. ti = ryed with my XP CD. i tryed with the CD, to advise him addinter Linksys, but it was not good. Someone knows what can I do?
Home Network Make Harddrive Accesible Problems Adding A Downgraded PC To My Home Network?
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Make sure it is properly connected.
Also check if you have updated the correct drivers for your network card. This is the biggest problem I see to end users when their computer.
If your network card is enabled and working properly, is set to static or DHCP? If you simply move to DHCP (if the router to be connected as well) must be good.
Hope this helps, good luck
Make sure it is properly connected.
Also check if you have updated the correct drivers for your network card. This is the biggest problem I see to end users when their computer.
If your network card is enabled and working properly, is set to static or DHCP? If you simply move to DHCP (if the router to be connected as well) must be good.
Hope this helps, good luck
Time Linksys web interface and see the IP address of the router's IP and how to contact your ISP and check the interface cable RJ45 your user base for the Linksys user: admin pass admin manufacturer. The east.
Time Linksys web interface and see the IP address of the router's IP and how to contact your ISP and check the interface cable RJ45 your user base for the Linksys user: admin pass admin manufacturer. The east.
I have a Linksys router and Wi-Fi card. Both were new. The software that comes with them does not work! He had to make calls to Linksys support to get installed the router. Tried to use Linksys support Wi-Fi card, but not. Finally downloaded, Linksys, a program that eventually did. Good luck. BTW has nothing to degrade with the team, it's just bad software from Linksys.
Well first, and it is only an opinion. Upgrade to Windows XP.
Next:
You should know if you have successfully installed the network driver with a clean install.
Start -> Control Panel -> Network Connections.
If not, see nothing, you have the drivers for your card. It will.
Next step:
Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Hardware -> Device Manager.
Search for network interface cards: You can see that there are red x AA or point excaimation beside her. These alerts can help find problems.
XP drivers for your network card is likely to be from the manufacturers website. You may have to use another computer to connect to connect to and download. You can use a flash drive for drivers on the computer that needs it.
Good luck!
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