One comp at a time thru fs108

serch for the network in your network at Control Panel\Network and Internet\Manage Wireless Networks
now find the device name and enter password if required. you will be connected

The wireless device must be connected to a cable modem supplied by your cable company for a small fee. Therefore, there must be a cable connection in the bedroom to the cable modem. After you have connected the actual cable to a modem, you will need an extra device sold by LinkSys or another company to transmit and be connected to the cable modem. This device actually transmits the signal from the bedroom. You will be able to see it on your PC or phone, and can just choose it. You may also connect it to the transmitter with a LAN cable sold everywhere.

Check your network settings
Start, control panel, networking and sharing center. Click on your connection, properties. Click on TCP/IPv4 and TCP/IPv6 and click on properties. Make sure the settings say to obtain IP address automatically and also for DNS, then reboot the modem and computer.

You did not specify if you are using a router.

first reset the check with diff browsers....like IE,Mozilla,Chrome...if none is working try this---go to start open command prompt---type ipconfig--- press enter 3.get the ip address if it is starting something with 169.0.0.2 or anything that starts with 169... 4.check with your Internet service provider.... 5.else uninstall reinstall the network card drivers from the device manager....restart the computer... 6.check the hard connection unplug the cable and replug it... 7.shutdown the comp...then the modem for 20 sec...then start the modem and then the comp... 8.this should work...

on your host computer go to network settings go to advanced and enable Internet connection sharing (ICS)

go to > control panel >network connections > in left hand pane.under Network Tasks..click..Create A New Connection... that will start a wizard and will guide you thru the process. you will also need to install the drivers as well for his computer to be able to use the modem/router.
i hope this has helped

have you installewd the drivers for the modem ? if you have go to desktop and click settings got to network settings open this up it should show any connected networks if not click new connection then go throught the proceedure you can try the first internet connection if not try the advanced option for the wireless.. make sure you installed the wireless drivers as well a it wont work without these.. Good Luck A

You can obtain IP details for Preferred DNS server & Alternate DNS server from your internet service provider.


don't use automatic ip addresses.

best regards,
Krishan.

The Bose GS can only support component video set-up for the best video definition. This video connection set-up uses three RCA cables to transfer the video signal from an output device (the Bose GS) to an input device (Your TV).

Check if the back of your GS system has a set of video out RCA ports that are titled "Comp Out". You TV should then have a "Comp In" video input RCA ports you can connect to.

Hope this helps.

possible issue with freequent connection loss when going over 2 comp on a network are possible issues of collisions on the network meaning that sometimes more often then not, it is possible for two comp to end up recieving same ip address fr modem.

 

solution: first find out ip range supplied by the router in modem. then statically assign ip address to each comp

 

this is done by going into tcp/ip properties of either nic or wireless card and set to use following ex

NOTE: IP RANGE USUALLY LAST SET OF NUMBERS IN IP ADDRESSING TIPPICAL RANGE IS BETWEEN 10 TO 99

ip address: 192.168.2.12 (static ip address for computer)

subnetmask: 255.255.255.254 (generic subnetmask)

default gateway: 192.168.2.1 (ip address of router)