Networking how do i make my portable hard drive assessable by my wireless network?

The simplest way to add more ethernet ports is to use a network hub and connect it to the Netgear DG834 instead of the Netgear WNDR3700. This does not require any configuration.

You did not elaborate further why you cannot connect you PSP to internet. But I will assume that you have a wireless connection within reach and that your PSP Wi-Fi switch is turned on (switch on the right).
1.) If your wireless network requires a Network Key (WEP or WPA), you need to know the exact key to be able to connect to it. 2.) To connect to internet, open Internet Browser in your PSP and this will prompt you to connect to a Wireless network. 3.) To set-up, press the 'scroll right' button (>) until you reach the "Network Key". Choose the type of key your network is using (WEP, WPA or other) then press 'scroll right' (>) again until you reach the last menu. 4.) If you do not encounter any error, you can start browsing. If you still do, you may have to leave the specific errors or further details of your problem for us to assess...
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A guide in .PDF format has been included on your hard drive that provides instructions for installing and configuring both wired and wireless Ethernet networking on your notebook. To access this guide on your hard drive, from the Start menu, point to All Programs, Gateway Documentation, and then click Gateway Networking User's Guide. The following are some of the topics included:

• Learning the Basics
• Creating a Wired Ethernet Network
• Configuring Windows for a Wired Network
• Configuring Windows for a Wireless Network
• Creating a Wireless Access Point Network
• Creating a Peer-to-Peer Wireless Network
• Turning Your Wireless Emitter On or Off
• Sharing Your Resources
• Troubleshooting Your Ethernet Network

A copy of this guide is also included on your Application and Drivers CD.

You should be able to save the e-mails in text format to your portable USB drive.

find if you portable deviceshas any SAFETY REMOVE function, if you using hot plyg and unplyg function without firs safety remove it causes this action, same is in flash drives. because writting process is not finished when unplug and last transaction had not been writen and file allocation table has wrong data in it.

http://support.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/CS-010623.htm

go here and follow the steps to get the drivers and software to install.

dont know what o.s. you are running, but go into device manager, if you haven't already, to see if the apropriate drivers are installed and are enabled. let me know.

sound like it. try disabling the radio and reenabling it .try reinstalling or hard resetting the router.

was there any storm in the area lately. maybe its blown.

here are your drivers for that particular model

Driver - Network Date Version Previous Size » Broadcom WLAN Network Adapters Driver for Windows XP 08-2004 3.00 B » Version: 3.31M » Broadcom WLAN Network Adapters User Interface 06-2004 2.00 B » Version: 16.44M » National Semiconductor DP83815/816 10/100 MacPhyter NDIS 5.0 Miniport Driver for Windows 2000/XP 10-2003 1.00 C » Version: 5.68M

PXE-061 error also know as a "PIXEY" erroroccurs when the system cannot find a bootable device and attempts and FAILs to boot from the Network Adapter. Most newer computer network cards have the ability to boot to an operating system thru the network (A function generally only available over large domain networks).

In your case, the most likely senario is that the hard disk drive has failed.

If this is a portable system, remove and reseat the hard drive, then boot to the SYSTEM BIOS and see if the drive is detected.

If this is a desktop/tower system, open chassis, reseat the power and data cables to the hard drive, then see if the drive is seen in the BIOS.

Ensure the hard drive is the 1st in the boot sequence.

If the system still will not boot to the hard drive, time to replace the hard drive.

search the ip address which you give to the secong hard drive.