Re: problem with home network
From: Malke (malke_at_nospoonnotreally.com)
Date: 05/27/04
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Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 19:07:49 -0700
Quaoar wrote:
> namsilat wrote:
>> I have a XP machine and Win98 SE machine linked in a small home
>> network. The XP machine has access to internet through a cable modem,
>> while the Win98SE machine has internet access through the XP machine.
>> The setup has been working without any problem for months, until
>> about just an hour ago. For reasons unclear, the Win98SE networked
>> machine "suddenly" lost its internet access. The connection between
>> the two machines are still working, i.e. they see each other on the
>> network and can transfer files to each other.
>>
>> I tried running XP's "set up a home or small network" on the XP
>> machine, then put the XP CD into the Win98SE machine to do the same,
>> it stil doesn't work. The small "internet connection" icon that used
>> to appear in the system tray in the Win98SE machine is no longer
>> there, despite running XP CD setup multiple times.
>>
>> I am puzzled, because I have no clue what changed. Regardless of
>> what's changed, why does running "set up a home or small network" not
>> working?
>
> Check the cables also.
>
> Q
Power cycle your cable modem. Turn off your computers and then unplug
the cable modem. Let it stay off for 30-60 seconds. Then turn it on,
turn on your computers, and see if you have Internet access. If not,
call your ISP because maybe they are having problems. The first thing
they'll ask you to do is power cycle your modem, so you will be able to
say you already did.
Malke
-- MS MVP - Windows Shell/User Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!"
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