Idaven
April 17th, 2007, 12:04 PM
Hi Guys
Google has kindly sent me here when trying to solve the problem - I can't find the exact same one so I thought I'd post it up and hope someone can help.
As requested in the sticky:
I have two PC's running off a wireless network (cable connection, NTL/Telewest) On the same day, I reformatted one and bought a new HD for the other and reinstalled windows xp pro on both. I then installed all the usual drivers, including the wireless network card (exactly same card in both, used same installation CD) The PC I am sat at instantly scanned for nearby wireless networks, and found mine no problem and let me connect. The other PC simply does not find any nearby wireless networks, and when I try and rescan only does so for a second or so before saying none found. The "problem" pc worked fine on the same network only a few weeks ago.
I've tried rebooting modem/router/pc, disabling all router security, reinstalling all drivers, to no avail.
Modem is Motorola Surfboard SB5100i
Router is Belkin (sigh) F5D7230-4
Wireless adapters: Safecom Wlan SWLPT-54108
Are you using Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) - no idea how to find the answer to this :S
Both PC's running Windows XP SP1
IP address that is working is 192.168.2.2
Running "cmd /k ipconfig" on the PC that isn't connecting says:
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: Media Disconnected
Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection: Media Disconnected (i'm thinking the problem lies somewhere here ;) )
And no, I could not ping my default gateway.
Thanks in advance,
Ian
Google has kindly sent me here when trying to solve the problem - I can't find the exact same one so I thought I'd post it up and hope someone can help.
As requested in the sticky:
I have two PC's running off a wireless network (cable connection, NTL/Telewest) On the same day, I reformatted one and bought a new HD for the other and reinstalled windows xp pro on both. I then installed all the usual drivers, including the wireless network card (exactly same card in both, used same installation CD) The PC I am sat at instantly scanned for nearby wireless networks, and found mine no problem and let me connect. The other PC simply does not find any nearby wireless networks, and when I try and rescan only does so for a second or so before saying none found. The "problem" pc worked fine on the same network only a few weeks ago.
I've tried rebooting modem/router/pc, disabling all router security, reinstalling all drivers, to no avail.
Modem is Motorola Surfboard SB5100i
Router is Belkin (sigh) F5D7230-4
Wireless adapters: Safecom Wlan SWLPT-54108
Are you using Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) - no idea how to find the answer to this :S
Both PC's running Windows XP SP1
IP address that is working is 192.168.2.2
Running "cmd /k ipconfig" on the PC that isn't connecting says:
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: Media Disconnected
Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection: Media Disconnected (i'm thinking the problem lies somewhere here ;) )
And no, I could not ping my default gateway.
Thanks in advance,
Ian