Tried to set a new IP-adress. now I cannot access it

wait you using DHCP? What's to stop the computer from releasing the dhcp lease and obtain a new IP besides the 192.168.0.5 that you are blocking?

Connect the machine to a router or a switch with a network cable.
In used mode, under network settings - set the machine to DHCP, so it will get an IP adress from the switch/router.
Print out a network status page, and see if you've got an IP adress.

In the command window on your PC type: ipconfig/all and see the IP adress of your computer. Compare it to the adress the machine got from the router/switch and see if they are almost identical apart from the last digits.

Install the driver, and install the printer using device name, and you should be good to go. Or you can set the IP you got from the switch/router as a static adress, and install the copier using the IP adress.

Did you try resetting to factory defaults and then access it from the default IP address and password?

You can locate your router's adress with this easy trip:
Hit start - run - cmd. At the new black window that will appear type "ipconfig" without the quotes and hit enter. The system will reply with the the details for IP Adress, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway. The ip adress for Default Getaway is your router's ip adress. This photo may help you:


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Check in your router to see if your router is set up to be a DHCP Server. If your router and adsl are both set up to be DHCP servers, sometimes they will fight with each other and some computers seem to have problems getting adresses from this kind of setup. Make sure that only one is set up to give out adresses, then check on your second computer to make sure that it is set to obtain adress automaticaly. If someone has set a manual adress in that computer that is not on the same subnet as the router, they will not comunicate. If this does not solve your problem, try putting in manual adresses into both computers: IE 192.168.1.2, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, Default gateway 192.168.1.1 in the first, and 192.168.1.3 in the second with the same subnet and default gateway,

It could be a conflict with IP adresses. Go to your network connections and right click on wirless connection and go to properties. Scroll down the list to internet tcpip and highlite it. Once highlited go to properties. Then check the set manual ip adress and set it to whatever number you like. leave the bars as is. Do the same to the other laptop but different number.

sounds to me like you have the security turned on . Just type in your security key on PS3 and it should connect. Best of luck!

1. click START-settings-Controll Panel- Network Connections
2. right click on your LOCAL AREA CONNECTION and select PROPERTIES from the menu.
3.when properties opens, select TCP/IP by highliting it, then click on the properties .
4.once the new window opens titled "internet protocol (tcp/ip) Properties you will need to check the boxs that say "Obtain an IP adress automatically" and "Obtain DNS server automatically"
5. Click on OK
6.reboot
Hope this helps, post if you need further assistance.

Have you tried to find the settings automatically? Your router may be stopping the ps3 from access it to retrieve the information

open a web browser and goto http://192.168.1.1 the default password should be admin and the username is admin too