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Ton2
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Help please
After many problems I have reinstalled win xp and tried to reset up the wireless network the desktop pc will not recognize the belkin so I cannot connect to the internet however our laptop still connects through the wireless network without any trouble has anyone any suggestions please
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RichieP
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Does the computer see the network at all? Have you reinstalled the drivers for the wireless network adapter, or whatever it is you're using to connect?
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Ton2
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Thanks for your reply the pc as you suggest does not recognise the wireless network the only clue I have is in control panel, system, there is the following, Network adapters Nvidia with a yellow exclamation mark then it describes it's location and below this, this device cannot find enough resources that it can use If you want to use this device you will need to disable one of the other devices on this system
hope this means something to you thanks for your help
Tony
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RichieP
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Does the desktop have wireless capability or do you connect using the LAN connection?
Right-click The newtrok connection in Device Manager and select Uninstall, then reboot.
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Ton2
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The wireless router connects via the phone line I have now uninstalled the network as you described and on restart the pc found the hardware again but the same fault showed up again
thanks for you help
tony
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Sandhound
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G'day Ton2.
I think richard was asking if the belkin router is connected to the PC using LAN (hard wired).
With the problem you have is to stop windows trying to run the show.
Go to admin tools/services and change wireless zero config to manual NOT disable.
Then go to TCP/IP properties and set - use the following ip address followed by a DNS server addresses
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Ton2
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Thanks for your help that is how I am connected hard wired to the pc I will now try and do as you advise in admin tools but you are not dealing with the brightest light when it comes to pc's
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Ton2
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Good morning Sandhound
I have done the first bit I think (it had been selected auto). Can you tell me where I get the the TCP/IP properties screen up please these are really all firsts for me
thanks
Tony
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Sandhound
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G'day Ton2.
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Network adapters Nvidia with a yellow exclamation mark then it describes it's location and below this, this device cannot find enough resources that it can use.
Network adapters - Nvidia does it now have enough resourses.
Also Nvidia, what wording follows it briefly.
BTW how much memory does the computer have installed.
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Ton2
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Thanks for being interested in this problem Sandhound, the yellow ex.mark returned when I restarted the pc the remainder of the message is, if you want to use this device disable one of the other devices on this system then restart pc.
The installed memory is 960meg
thanks again
tony
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Sandhound
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G'day Ton2.
Yep ok, not really what I ment.
What Nvidia device is displaying the yellow ex. mark.?
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Ton2
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Sorry
Nvidia nforce networking controller
Tony
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Sandhound
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G'day Ton2.
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Nvidia nforce networking controller
You need to find the software that is required for the Motherboard and install the LAN driver and any other drivers the motherboard may require.
The drivers will be on a CD that you may have got with the computer.
When the LAN driver has been installed the USB Wi-Fi device should then work, if not uninstall it and do a fresh re-install.
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Ton2
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Thanks for your help sandhound I have done what you have asked but I am still in the same situation do you mean finally to uninstall the belkin wireless router and reinstall it if so the pc does not show it as being there to uninstall (I had said earlier its not the brightest light you are dealing with here)
Thanks for all your help
Tony
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Sandhound
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G'day Ton2.
You now have the Nvidia with out the yellow x mark (LAN installed)?
Now reinstall the Wireless drivers that came with the wireless PCI card or USB dongle.
I was under the impression they were already installed.
You can't install/uninstall a Router as such.
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Ton2
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Sorry for the confusion Sandhound
I did uninstall the nvidia driver and the yellow ex mark went with it. I then reinstalled the drivers from the cd supplied(I assume that the correct driver is there)then the yellow ex. mark returned?
thanks again
Tony
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