chuck
January 9th 04, 10:19 PM
you haven't mentioned gateways or subnets. Are they
correct in the router? Is the router fix or assigned IP?
Seems the router is not assigning proper gate and subnet.
Whatever, I think you got a settings problem.
Just a suggestion from a non ms tech.
>-----Original Message-----
>I just bought a Hp Pavilion laptop a wireless router and
>a wireless pcmcia card and can't get my wireless
>connection to the internet or anywhere else to work. The
>XP and SMC utilities show I'm connected to the router
>with great signal. The built in lan works fine. The
>wireless card works in my old laptop running WinMe. The
>HP (winxpHome) gets a ip address via dhcp but after that
>ther is no tcp/ip communications. I can't ping anything
>except my card's ip. I know I'm getting an address
>because it's in my range of my router and changes if I
>reboot. I've updated drivers, turned off the wireless
>Zero service and have no firewalls. Any suggestions ??
>
>P :)
>.
>
correct in the router? Is the router fix or assigned IP?
Seems the router is not assigning proper gate and subnet.
Whatever, I think you got a settings problem.
Just a suggestion from a non ms tech.
>-----Original Message-----
>I just bought a Hp Pavilion laptop a wireless router and
>a wireless pcmcia card and can't get my wireless
>connection to the internet or anywhere else to work. The
>XP and SMC utilities show I'm connected to the router
>with great signal. The built in lan works fine. The
>wireless card works in my old laptop running WinMe. The
>HP (winxpHome) gets a ip address via dhcp but after that
>ther is no tcp/ip communications. I can't ping anything
>except my card's ip. I know I'm getting an address
>because it's in my range of my router and changes if I
>reboot. I've updated drivers, turned off the wireless
>Zero service and have no firewalls. Any suggestions ??
>
>P :)
>.
>