phillipjohnybob
New Member
i was helping someone set up a wireless network in their house when i had a problem
their existing setup was this: (they have broadband internet service)
cable outlet in wall connected to "shark" (provided by the internet service provider) which is connected via ethernet cable to their desktop pc
heres what i did:
unplug ethernet cable from desktop computer, plug it into new wireless router (d-link brand)
plug in desktop computer to wireless router (the wireless router is for a new computer)
so now the signal goes from the wall, to the "shark", to the wireless router, to the desktop pc
their internet was working perfectly before i made the change
after the change it didn't work, even after running through the setup cd included with the new wireless router
we then decided to go back to old set up, so we removed the wireless router and plugged the desktop computer directly into the "shark". after all this the internet still didnt work, even though it was set up exactly the same as before
any suggestions?
their existing setup was this: (they have broadband internet service)
cable outlet in wall connected to "shark" (provided by the internet service provider) which is connected via ethernet cable to their desktop pc
heres what i did:
unplug ethernet cable from desktop computer, plug it into new wireless router (d-link brand)
plug in desktop computer to wireless router (the wireless router is for a new computer)
so now the signal goes from the wall, to the "shark", to the wireless router, to the desktop pc
their internet was working perfectly before i made the change
after the change it didn't work, even after running through the setup cd included with the new wireless router
we then decided to go back to old set up, so we removed the wireless router and plugged the desktop computer directly into the "shark". after all this the internet still didnt work, even though it was set up exactly the same as before
any suggestions?