1. I hope I misunderstood you but it sounded like you are using the 1180 on a laptop? If that is the case, its not even supposed to work(although it sometimes does) because of power requirements.
2. Have you tried disconnecting the router and the modem for around 5mins then reconnecting them?
3. Try giving more details about what is connected wired and what is connected wirelessly.
Ok here is how I have things set up. To start off I didn't set the network up the first time.
I have a dell dimension 2350 desktop. I have a Linksys cable modem with Usb and Etherent connections hookup. My router is a dell 2300 wireless broadband. I just learned that my router won't work with a usb connection but when I disconnect my usb connection my cable modem is gone.
I also have a laptop that is a dell inspiron 2650. I'm using a dell 1180 wireless usb adapter. Both are running windows xp home edition.
Here is the problem. I had to have my windows xp reinstalled on my desktop. Everything worked fine with my network until I had to have my window xp reinstalled. Now when I try to hook up my network, I can't get my router on my desktop. It connects to the internet but it doen't connect to the router so I can see it. If I get the internet on my desktop, I can't get it on my laptop or if I get it on my laptop I can't get it on my desktop. I want my desktop to be the host computer. Now remembe all this worked before I had to reinstall windows. Do I have the cable modem hooked up wrong. Need help about ready to just throw it all in the trash.
Yes you do have it hooked up all wrong from what you are telling me.
ok here is how it should be hooked up, you do not need a host computer.
the ethernet port from the back of the cable modem should be hooked up (with cat5 wire) to the connection labled WAN (Some times labled INTERNET) on the back of the TrueMobile 2300, Lan1 on the TrueMobile 2300 should hook up to your desktop computer,
after this is all done turn on your computer (remove the USB forever) and type 192.168.2.1 in your web-browser, go to basic settings and set up the router, after that you are good to go.
Privat33r
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August 29th, 2004 03:00
1. I hope I misunderstood you but it sounded like you are using the 1180 on a laptop? If that is the case, its not even supposed to work(although it sometimes does) because of power requirements.
2. Have you tried disconnecting the router and the modem for around 5mins then reconnecting them?
3. Try giving more details about what is connected wired and what is connected wirelessly.
Rcnc4
2 Posts
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August 30th, 2004 22:00
Ok here is how I have things set up. To start off I didn't set the network up the first time.
I have a dell dimension 2350 desktop. I have a Linksys cable modem with Usb and Etherent connections hookup. My router is a dell 2300 wireless broadband. I just learned that my router won't work with a usb connection but when I disconnect my usb connection my cable modem is gone.
I also have a laptop that is a dell inspiron 2650. I'm using a dell 1180 wireless usb adapter. Both are running windows xp home edition.
Here is the problem. I had to have my windows xp reinstalled on my desktop. Everything worked fine with my network until I had to have my window xp reinstalled. Now when I try to hook up my network, I can't get my router on my desktop. It connects to the internet but it doen't connect to the router so I can see it. If I get the internet on my desktop, I can't get it on my laptop or if I get it on my laptop I can't get it on my desktop. I want my desktop to be the host computer. Now remembe all this worked before I had to reinstall windows. Do I have the cable modem hooked up wrong. Need help about ready to just throw it all in the trash.
THE-NERD
5 Posts
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June 1st, 2005 23:00
ok here is how it should be hooked up, you do not need a host computer.
the ethernet port from the back of the cable modem should be hooked up (with cat5 wire) to the connection labled WAN (Some times labled INTERNET) on the back of the TrueMobile 2300, Lan1 on the TrueMobile 2300 should hook up to your desktop computer,
after this is all done turn on your computer (remove the USB forever) and type 192.168.2.1 in your web-browser, go to basic settings and set up the router, after that you are good to go.