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I have a comcast modem and use a netgear router for a wireless connection to
my second PC. Everything was fine (I did have problems with my wireless adaptor connecting on my second PC but that's for another day). I downloaded McAfee security from comcast and soon after I lost my connectivity for my main PC. I called comcast and they said my PC was not communicating with my modem (could not pick up the IP address) the only thing I could think to do was uninstall McAfee since that's when the problem seemed to start, still no connection even when I dropped the netgear router and connected comcast modem to my PC. I ended up reinstalling windows XP and now I can get a connection when I directly connect comcast modem but when I try to connect the netgear router I get the same problem I had before. No connectivity, no ip address. =?Utf-8?B?SmVyaQ==?= |
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Jeri wrote:
> I have a comcast modem and use a netgear router for a wireless > connection to my second PC. Everything was fine (I did have problems > with my wireless adaptor connecting on my second PC but that's for > another day). I downloaded McAfee security from comcast and soon after > I lost my connectivity for my main PC. I called comcast and they said > my PC was not communicating with my modem (could not pick up the IP > address) the only thing I could think to do was uninstall McAfee since > that's when the problem seemed to start, still no connection even when > I dropped the netgear router and connected comcast modem to my PC. I > ended up reinstalling windows XP and now I can get a connection when I > directly connect comcast modem but when I try to connect the netgear > router I get the same problem I had before. No connectivity, no ip > address. Sounds like the Netgear has died. Try a different router. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User Malke |
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"Malke" wrote: > Jeri wrote: > > > I have a comcast modem and use a netgear router for a wireless > > connection to my second PC. Everything was fine (I did have problems > > with my wireless adaptor connecting on my second PC but that's for > > another day). I downloaded McAfee security from comcast and soon after > > I lost my connectivity for my main PC. I called comcast and they said > > my PC was not communicating with my modem (could not pick up the IP > > address) the only thing I could think to do was uninstall McAfee since > > that's when the problem seemed to start, still no connection even when > > I dropped the netgear router and connected comcast modem to my PC. I > > ended up reinstalling windows XP and now I can get a connection when I > > directly connect comcast modem but when I try to connect the netgear > > router I get the same problem I had before. No connectivity, no ip > > address. > > Sounds like the Netgear has died. Try a different router. > > Malke > -- > Elephant Boy Computers > www.elephantboycomputers.com > "Don't Panic!" > MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User > Thanks Malke, I was thinking the same thing, I have been using this netgear router for about 2 years and never had a problem before. I will try buying a new one. Thanks for your reply. =?Utf-8?B?SmVyaQ==?= |
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