Ever since I added a WAP to my existing router I'm losing connection, help!
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Ever since I added a WAP to my existing router I'm losing connection, help!
I have my PS2 and one desktop connected via Cat5 to my Linksys BSFR41 router. I added a Linksys WAP several weeks ago and whenever someone starts using the wireless network, I lose connection on my desktop? Can anyone clue me in?
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that doesnt make any sense why it would do that h: is it brief hiccup? or you totally lose connection and have to reboot or somethin
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Originally Posted by RicoD
wat kind of OS are you running?
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i was trying to refer to... if he was running windows xp home, professional, etc.... h: cuz if u have home edition itll sometimes crap out on u with certain routers
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Originally Posted by Black2KGSR
I'm gonna guess it's the kind that's designed to control the hardware of a data-processing system to allow users and applications to make use of it.
Must you always be an ass....gah dam...for all we know chris could be running Win98 or 2k. That was a legitimate question.
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Originally Posted by AP2
I have my PS2 and one desktop connected via Cat5 to my Linksys BSFR41 router. I added a Linksys WAP several weeks ago and whenever someone starts using the wireless network, I lose connection on my desktop? Can anyone clue me in?
do you have static ip's on your network?
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Originally Posted by VPUPPY
To me, it seems like a router firmware issue. But, you could access the router and see if you have any ip conflicts.