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This shouldn't be that hard. I have a desktop running XP Professional
connected via an ethernet card to a Linksys WRT54G wireless router which is
then connected to a cable modem. I had three computers connected to it and
everything was fine. Then I installed Service Package 2 on two machines and
bought a new hard drive for the third and installed a new XP update on it,
also with SP2.
Machine 2 is connected to the LAN with a wireless card and seems to be
holding up fine. Matter of fact, it can see all three machines. Machine 3
with the new hard drive can see none of the network. Machine 1 with the
ethernet connection used to see all three, but then I ran netsc int ic reset
and it now can see nothing.
I have Notone Internet Security on all three and I have turned them all off.
I have Norton Anitvirus on all three and I have disabled those. I even
disabled the firewall on the router and it goes without saying that the XP
firewall is disabled. Nothing seems to work.
All three machines can access the internet. All three machines cannot
access the LAN. What gives? It just shouldn't be this hard.
This shouldn't be that hard. I have a desktop running XP Professional
connected via an ethernet card to a Linksys WRT54G wireless router which is
then connected to a cable modem. I had three computers connected to it and
everything was fine. Then I installed Service Package 2 on two machines and
bought a new hard drive for the third and installed a new XP update on it,
also with SP2.
Machine 2 is connected to the LAN with a wireless card and seems to be
holding up fine. Matter of fact, it can see all three machines. Machine 3
with the new hard drive can see none of the network. Machine 1 with the
ethernet connection used to see all three, but then I ran netsc int ic reset
and it now can see nothing.
I have Notone Internet Security on all three and I have turned them all off.
I have Norton Anitvirus on all three and I have disabled those. I even
disabled the firewall on the router and it goes without saying that the XP
firewall is disabled. Nothing seems to work.
All three machines can access the internet. All three machines cannot
access the LAN. What gives? It just shouldn't be this hard.