I have a LAN with 1 server, two client computers, and 2 laptops.  All
machines are running WinXPHome except for the server which is running XP Pro.
My mother's computer is directly connected to a hi-speed cable modem,
running thru a Linksys wireless router.  The server (Dell) ...

I've 1 ADSL modem (zyxel 650ME) wich is connected to internet.
This ADSL modem is also a DHCP server and may serve up to 4 addresses.
It's default IP configuration is 192.168.1.1
It uses PPOe mode.

problem with linksys wmp11 PCi wireless networking adapter.
Historically, installing this device on a friend's Gateway PC has been
problematic. However, it can be made to work.
The person who installed it before me had difficulties which were resolved

Here the brief description of the problem:
Most of the time clients can successfuly obtain an address via dhcp.
But time to time a client fails to get an address from dhcp and starts
with something like 169........

There is probably an obvious solution to this, but my laptop will not connect
to the wireless network because it requires a network key.  I thought I would
not need a key to connect but thats apparently not true, Ive tried creating a
new conection and manually  entering a long ...

I added a router to my cable modem and set up a wireless network for my
desktop and laptop computers. The laptop seems to be working fine, but
the desktop is problematic. i set up the network using Belkin's
instructions rather than Windows.

I have a wireless linksys router and notebook adapter on windows xp. I get
everything to work great, (static IP, DNS,Gateway etc.) when I reboot, all my
settings are gone. any ideas ?

If I have a USB wireless adapter, can I plug it into my PS2 and play online
with it? I have a wired adapter that works, but wireless would be so much
more convenient. Probably not because it has to install drivers right? Just
curious.

Hope some of you folks can help me out and thanks in advance!
I just got this Acer laptop with a Broadcom 802.11g wireless card built in!
I also had a Toshiba ,which my husband is using now, which has an Intel pro
2200BG built in! We are running a wireless home network using a ...

I have Microsoft MN700 G router on Windows XP Pro PC and home networking set
up already. How can I remotely acces to my computer at home from my work?

Lately I'm noticing that my network speed seems to drop from 54mbps to 36-24
... quite often.  And I'm only about 20ft from the router/desktop.  I'm
using a D-Link DI-524 router.  Anyone have any ideas/suggestions?

Both my wife and I use wireless at home - Linksys Router.  It appears as
though a neighbour has a SMC network setup.
It seems whenever the neighbour's signal becomes active, we get kicked off
of our own network.  I have tried numerous times to delete/remove this SMC

I have a DLink DSL G604T linked by ethernet to a Dell Dimension running XP
SP2. Everything works fine, the Dimension can access the internet.
I also have a Dell Latitude D810 which used to simply wirelessly link with
the home network. All was fine with the Dimension and D810 ...

I am using a Linksys Wireless Router SMC 2804 WBR and it hasn't quite got
the range for some of the pc's on my network .They are using Linksys USB
wireless adaptors.
What should I buy to get the range improved?

I've just installed a Neatgear DG834G asdl/router.
I have a desktop and a laptop connected wirelessly to it.
I was wondering if it is possible to remote desktop between the two?
Or do I have to be networked differently with XPHome, and actually have each