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Hello, I have a small wirelesss home network. I know that the network has worked before. MY problem is I went up to college no doubt had to change some settings there on my laptop, and now that I am back home, my laptop is not connecting to the host computer properly. Interestingly enough, the connection icon pops up in the system tray and says that I have good to excellent reception. I cannot however access any network functions, in fact, it says that I do not even receive any packets. Once I performed some sort of diagnostic and got about 60 packets to come through, but nothing else. It is a link sys hub and wireless PCMIA card, both are workign properly. I know that my laptop is acquiring a new IP address, when I click the repair option on the laptop, it says that it cannot renew IP. I do now plan on changing anything on the hsot PC, b/c nothing on it has changed...it is most likely with my laptop (dell latitude). ANy help is MUCH appreciated. Thanks

P.S. Please if you could send a duplicate of your reply to amorris@email.byu.edu Thanks!

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Hello...me again. This might help. My Dad's laptop is working fine on the wireless network, I imagine this indicates the host computer and its settings to be fine. ALSO, I put in my wired PCMIA card and plugged it into the back of the hub, once again, the card light indicators came on AND the systray icon came on indicating a live connection, but each time I send numerous packets of info and receive only 3 back. I am confident it is with the settings of my PC. ThankS!

P.S. I have tried enabling and disabling, also assigning IP addresses manualy (perhaps I am using incorrect ones), and the wizards as well, no luck. THANKS AGAIN!

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Have you changed you workgroup name back to what it was...? At school were
you in a workgroup or a domain..?

"Meetloaf" <amorris@email.byu.edu> wrote in message
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> Hello, I have a small wirelesss home network. I know that the network has
worked before. MY problem is I went up to college no doubt had to change
some settings there on my laptop, and now that I am back home, my laptop is
not connecting to the host computer properly. Interestingly enough, the
connection icon pops up in the system tray and says that I have good to
excellent reception. I cannot however access any network functions, in
fact, it says that I do not even receive any packets. Once I performed some
sort of diagnostic and got about 60 packets to come through, but nothing
else. It is a link sys hub and wireless PCMIA card, both are workign
properly. I know that my laptop is acquiring a new IP address, when I click
the repair option on the laptop, it says that it cannot renew IP. I do now
plan on changing anything on the hsot PC, b/c nothing on it has changed...it
is most likely with my laptop (dell latitude). ANy help is MUCH
appreciated. Thanks
>
> P.S. Please if you could send a duplicate of your reply to
amorris@email.byu.edu Thanks!

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