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Originally Posted by Raistlin
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Originally Posted by Wayne A
so i had to reset the router, any ideas?
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Manufacturers reset or simply reboot?
If it happens again, and before you reset, check to see what IP address the PC has in the properties for the network card/wireless adaptor.
Then check to see if you can get to the control panel for the router from the PC.
You're going to need to try and do some investigating yourself, resetting the router (while it might have seemes like a great idea at the time) just causes more work for you. It may have been something really simple that you could have sorted in about 5 seconds flat, now you have to set the thing up again from scratch. |
Manufacturers reset, do you think it was because i put the internal wireless cards MAC Address into the MAC Filter? The PC is also set to obtain an IP Address automatically.
