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Old 08-02-2004, 11:15   #5
Stuartbe
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Re: PC won't access network

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Originally Posted by alanf617
Thanks to both of you.
The PC sits where the old PC sat, so reception should be ok. Site monitor just says unable to connect to network. Have rebooted router so many times that I start to worry about wearing out the reboot button, ditto the set-top box. 3 other PCs access the router, so prob. not interference, but will try a different channel, thanks. And I'm not sure about the correct settings, so have left them on Auto, which works for the other new PC. If you can advice on each setting, I'll try a manual setup
Alan
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there are 10 sorts of people in this world:
those who understand binary........
Can you please perform the following command on all the pc's on the network and post the results.

Open a command prompt and type " ipconfig /all "

This will give us all some decent info...
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