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ip conflict reset the router.

At present very few things are compatible with windows 7 Like all microsoft operating systems they are released without much consultation to the millions of players out there that need to produce a driver that will work in microsofts ever changing untested software.

In future never rush out and buy an MS new op system leave it for 12 months till industry catches up and all the bugs have been removed with a million patches etc.
Some companies use Beta Testers, Microsoft users Clients and there lies the lesson. Contact HP and see when they will be able to supply a new driver for this unit.

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Port forwarding is you need to know what address you to port fowarding. It is usually under the administration tab.

I can only suggest going to the hawkins website and looking at the web camera's here to identify your model. Most of them have drivers that are available on each model.

You are connected from the wireless to the modem with a cat 5 cable ... correct?

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I use the paid pro version and highly recommend it.

I think it will solve your issue.

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All you need to do is to setup it again to get the Hawking 54M or have to do a Ad-Hoc connection.

Get Network Magic, free download for evaluation ... it will guide you to solve this minor difficulty/

Put your driver file into your programs file after creating a folder.
Double Click on "My Computer"...right click on "Open" ...Right click on Program Files...Put the folder with the files in the "Program Files".

It just means that the router is not connected to the internet. Run the set up wizard or equivalent in the router to connect to the internet .
Thanks
Ranjit

TRY THIS:


call in your provider to change the ssid and the network key

[all computers will be disconnected]

and then try to reconnect them one by one to the new ssid or network name

this should resolve the issue

always make sure that the wireless properties are okay and the same as the router


also check the device manager: network adapters if they are properly installed and no errors on the icon for the adapters. for windows OS[]

Yes what seems to be the problem here so we can help you?

feel free to post your problem here there's a lot of experts in here that can help you...

Go here for directions on disabling DHCP:

http://wiki.snom.com/Settings/dhcp

Once DHCP is turned off, you should have the option to manually configure the IP address.

If there reset the router to the factory settings:
Default Username: admin (lowercase)
Default Password: none (none, leave blank)

If this doesn't work, try pressing the reset button for 10 seconds with it powered ON. Then try it off. I can't remember which one will work.

After this is complete, username: admin and password: (nothing, blank, nada) will work.

Good Luck!

Here's a link to the updated driver. The download link is about midway on the page.

http://www.hawkingtech.com/support/faqdetails.php?FAQID=12