apj101
VIP Member
Take it easy buddy, the reason everyone was getting irate is because you weren;t clear as to what you had tried 
, no lets all calm down and focus on the problem
Now if you are based in the UK, dont throw the router away, send it to me. I'll pay postage. I am of course joking, but this gives you an indication of how sure i am that your router is working just fine.
The chances that the ports on the router are broken is so small that i will shrug it off untill the last moment. Now i think we need to focus on this rather than simply write it off. So lets start:
You say your computer doesn;t recongnise the router... firstly there is no recongnition issue here, more of a connection issue. So lets call it what it is.
Now a quick question... do the lights on the ether net port on the desktop flash?
After connection of the cable give me a screen shot of your ipconfig /all command. I want a screen shot not a type out.
, no lets all calm down and focus on the problemLook, i mean this in the nicest possible way, but for you no. The process required is very hard, required good linux skills, and to be honest i'd say only 1-2% of people on this site could do it.
Now if you are based in the UK, dont throw the router away, send it to me. I'll pay postage. I am of course joking, but this gives you an indication of how sure i am that your router is working just fine.
The chances that the ports on the router are broken is so small that i will shrug it off untill the last moment. Now i think we need to focus on this rather than simply write it off. So lets start:
You say your computer doesn;t recongnise the router... firstly there is no recongnition issue here, more of a connection issue. So lets call it what it is.
Now a quick question... do the lights on the ether net port on the desktop flash?
After connection of the cable give me a screen shot of your ipconfig /all command. I want a screen shot not a type out.
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