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10-27-2005, 06:46 PM
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NO RECEIVE SIGNAL
I recently purchased 2 wireless usb devices to use with my 2 wire (SBC DSL)
wireless hub/router. Both usb devices SEEM to be working fine except that NEITHER will receive. Under network connections; thye show that they are transmitting fine with high signal strength. However they read ZERO on the receive packets! I've tried turning the windows XP (pro) firewall, reinstalling the driver disk (many times) unplugging the wireless usb device and still NO RECEIVE! Any ideas what i'm doing wrong? Obviously since I get NO receive; there is NO TCP/IP adresses or information received. I KNOW that is NOT right but I can't figure out what's wrong. HELP, PLEASE! THANKS! Tom Proudfoot =?Utf-8?B?TUlDaGVyb2tlZQ==?= |
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10-27-2005, 07:07 PM
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Re: NO RECEIVE SIGNAL
are they all on the same channel?
"MICherokee" <> wrote in message news:6C0D8DAB-131C-44F9-AAD2-... >I recently purchased 2 wireless usb devices to use with my 2 wire (SBC DSL) > wireless hub/router. Both usb devices SEEM to be working fine except that > NEITHER will receive. Under network connections; thye show that they are > transmitting fine with high signal strength. However they read ZERO on > the > receive packets! I've tried turning the windows XP (pro) firewall, > reinstalling the driver disk (many times) unplugging the wireless usb > device > and still NO RECEIVE! Any ideas what i'm doing wrong? Obviously since I > get > NO receive; there is NO TCP/IP adresses or information received. I KNOW > that > is NOT right but I can't figure out what's wrong. HELP, PLEASE! THANKS! > Tom Proudfoot Dave |
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10-27-2005, 07:53 PM
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Re: NO RECEIVE SIGNAL
Yes, Dave. THANKS for replying!
TOM "Dave" wrote: > are they all on the same channel? > "MICherokee" <> wrote in message > news:6C0D8DAB-131C-44F9-AAD2-... > >I recently purchased 2 wireless usb devices to use with my 2 wire (SBC DSL) > > wireless hub/router. Both usb devices SEEM to be working fine except that > > NEITHER will receive. Under network connections; thye show that they are > > transmitting fine with high signal strength. However they read ZERO on > > the > > receive packets! I've tried turning the windows XP (pro) firewall, > > reinstalling the driver disk (many times) unplugging the wireless usb > > device > > and still NO RECEIVE! Any ideas what i'm doing wrong? Obviously since I > > get > > NO receive; there is NO TCP/IP adresses or information received. I KNOW > > that > > is NOT right but I can't figure out what's wrong. HELP, PLEASE! THANKS! > > Tom Proudfoot > > > =?Utf-8?B?TUlDaGVyb2tlZQ==?= |
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10-27-2005, 11:12 PM
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Re: NO RECEIVE SIGNAL
Do you have security enabled for the wireless connection? Do your clients
recieve a DHCP address? -- Jerry Peterson Windows Network Services - Wireless This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "MICherokee" <> wrote in message news:66B9C69B-B521-4D2D-87F2-... > Yes, Dave. THANKS for replying! > > TOM > > "Dave" wrote: > >> are they all on the same channel? >> "MICherokee" <> wrote in message >> news:6C0D8DAB-131C-44F9-AAD2-... >> >I recently purchased 2 wireless usb devices to use with my 2 wire (SBC >> >DSL) >> > wireless hub/router. Both usb devices SEEM to be working fine except >> > that >> > NEITHER will receive. Under network connections; thye show that they >> > are >> > transmitting fine with high signal strength. However they read ZERO on >> > the >> > receive packets! I've tried turning the windows XP (pro) firewall, >> > reinstalling the driver disk (many times) unplugging the wireless usb >> > device >> > and still NO RECEIVE! Any ideas what i'm doing wrong? Obviously since >> > I >> > get >> > NO receive; there is NO TCP/IP adresses or information received. I >> > KNOW >> > that >> > is NOT right but I can't figure out what's wrong. HELP, PLEASE! >> > THANKS! >> > Tom Proudfoot >> >> >> Jerry Peterson[MSFT] |
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10-28-2005, 09:57 AM
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Re: NO RECEIVE SIGNAL
"MICherokee" <> wrote in message
news:6C0D8DAB-131C-44F9-AAD2-... >I recently purchased 2 wireless usb devices to use with my 2 wire (SBC DSL) > wireless hub/router. Both usb devices SEEM to be working fine except that > NEITHER will receive. Under network connections; thye show that they are > transmitting fine with high signal strength. However they read ZERO on > the > receive packets! I've tried turning the windows XP (pro) firewall, > reinstalling the driver disk (many times) unplugging the wireless usb > device > and still NO RECEIVE! Any ideas what i'm doing wrong? Obviously since I > get > NO receive; there is NO TCP/IP adresses or information received. I KNOW > that > is NOT right but I can't figure out what's wrong. HELP, PLEASE! THANKS! > Tom Proudfoot See previous thread "Tray Icon Error" Pat Patrick Cleburne |
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