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fuus · 28th Dec 2010, 19:34

yeah, still no result... Wireless channels also cant be a problem, I live in the countryside xD

RichCreedy · 28th Dec 2010, 19:44

bad wireless card, try a different one, as in different brand and chipset.

fuus · 28th Dec 2010, 19:45

i've tried two wireless adapters AND ethernet >.< Its an IP Resolution fail me thinks....

RichCreedy · 28th Dec 2010, 19:51

ok, try this

log in to homehub , 192.168.1.254

go find the lan settings, and change the range to something else,ie 192.168.5.x, reboot router, login again to whatever you set routers ip to. and change them back to default. reboot again.
then you should be able to get an ip address again.

i have had to do this a couple of times with homehubs.

fuus · 29th Dec 2010, 16:56

thanks, but the PC didn't work with a Netgear unsecured either?

bulldogjeff · 29th Dec 2010, 19:19

Have you tried the PC connected direct to the hub, if it doesn't work then you will know that the network adapter is at fault and will need reinstalling.

fuus · 30th Dec 2010, 19:47

YES, i've tried direct Ethernet to Home hub, and via 2 different wireless adapters...

RichCreedy · 30th Dec 2010, 20:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by RichCreedy

ok, try this

log in to homehub , 192.168.1.254

go find the lan settings, and change the range to something else,ie 192.168.5.x, reboot router, login again to whatever you set routers ip to. and change them back to default. reboot again.
then you should be able to get an ip address again.

i have had to do this a couple of times with homehubs.

i forgot to say this should be done with ethernet connected, not wirelessly

fuus · 31st Dec 2010, 11:31

just a general RAGE QUIT lol

RichCreedy · 31st Dec 2010, 22:34

manually assign ip address 192.168.1.210, subnet mask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.254 1st dns 192.168.1.254

leave other dns blank

fuus · 1st Jan 2011, 14:06

am downgrading to xp lol, atleast then it will be reliable

RichCreedy · 1st Jan 2011, 15:02

nothing reliable about xp, lol

fuus · 1st Jan 2011, 18:44

from my experience, which is very limited, it's a h3ll of a lot better than Vista lol

bulldogjeff · 1st Jan 2011, 22:43

I found Vista alright toward the end if it's life once most of the bugs had been ironed out, also once it's tuned up and all the crap thats not needed is disabled it's quite usable.

fuus · 2nd Jan 2011, 16:09

i still have issues

matt_lumley · 2nd Jan 2011, 16:26

NEW PC TIME...i joke but seriously would consider this as an option even excluding the networking issues, get a cheap-o pc that will run windows 7 solidly and try the network adapters again, or get hold of another PC to test the network adapters on!

Teelzebub · 2nd Jan 2011, 16:31

I found Vista way better than XP in fact I've got Vista ultimate 64 on two of my rigs never had any problems with it.

fuus · 2nd Jan 2011, 17:22

Matt - i downgraded it to xp, the network adapters now all work fine....

Bum - Glad to hear it ^_^

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28th Dec 2010, 19:34	#21
fuus Confessed Rep Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shropshire Posts: 1,866	yeah, still no result... Wireless channels also cant be a problem, I live in the countryside xD __________________ :: i5 3570k :: EVGA GTX 670 :: Z77X D3H :: 8GB RAM :: 800W PSU :: Filco with Browns :: 23' 1920x1080 :: 19' 1440x900 :: Microlab FC360 :: GiffGaff

28th Dec 2010, 19:45	#23
fuus Confessed Rep Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shropshire Posts: 1,866	i've tried two wireless adapters AND ethernet >.< Its an IP Resolution fail me thinks.... __________________ :: i5 3570k :: EVGA GTX 670 :: Z77X D3H :: 8GB RAM :: 800W PSU :: Filco with Browns :: 23' 1920x1080 :: 19' 1440x900 :: Microlab FC360 :: GiffGaff

28th Dec 2010, 19:51	#24
RichCreedy Hey What Who Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: lost in the middle of lincolnshire Posts: 3,565	ok, try this log in to homehub , 192.168.1.254 go find the lan settings, and change the range to something else,ie 192.168.5.x, reboot router, login again to whatever you set routers ip to. and change them back to default. reboot again. then you should be able to get an ip address again. i have had to do this a couple of times with homehubs. Last edited by RichCreedy; 28th Dec 2010 at 22:12.

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28th Dec 2010, 19:44	#22
RichCreedy Hey What Who Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: lost in the middle of lincolnshire Posts: 3,565	bad wireless card, try a different one, as in different brand and chipset.

29th Dec 2010, 19:19	#26
bulldogjeff The modding head is firmly back on. Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Gliding through cyber space Posts: 7,322	Have you tried the PC connected direct to the hub, if it doesn't work then you will know that the network adapter is at fault and will need reinstalling. __________________ BULLDOGS BOX..FINISHED HEAT BLAST...FINISHED Saturday Night Special..FINISHED... Rebirth Finished

30th Dec 2010, 19:47	#27
fuus Confessed Rep Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shropshire Posts: 1,866	YES, i've tried direct Ethernet to Home hub, and via 2 different wireless adapters... __________________ :: i5 3570k :: EVGA GTX 670 :: Z77X D3H :: 8GB RAM :: 800W PSU :: Filco with Browns :: 23' 1920x1080 :: 19' 1440x900 :: Microlab FC360 :: GiffGaff

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fuus Confessed Rep Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shropshire Posts: 1,866	just a general RAGE QUIT lol __________________ :: i5 3570k :: EVGA GTX 670 :: Z77X D3H :: 8GB RAM :: 800W PSU :: Filco with Browns :: 23' 1920x1080 :: 19' 1440x900 :: Microlab FC360 :: GiffGaff

31st Dec 2010, 22:34	#30
RichCreedy Hey What Who Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: lost in the middle of lincolnshire Posts: 3,565	manually assign ip address 192.168.1.210, subnet mask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.254 1st dns 192.168.1.254 leave other dns blank

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fuus Confessed Rep Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shropshire Posts: 1,866	am downgrading to xp lol, atleast then it will be reliable __________________ :: i5 3570k :: EVGA GTX 670 :: Z77X D3H :: 8GB RAM :: 800W PSU :: Filco with Browns :: 23' 1920x1080 :: 19' 1440x900 :: Microlab FC360 :: GiffGaff

1st Jan 2011, 15:02	#32
RichCreedy Hey What Who Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: lost in the middle of lincolnshire Posts: 3,565	nothing reliable about xp, lol

1st Jan 2011, 18:44	#33
fuus Confessed Rep Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shropshire Posts: 1,866	from my experience, which is very limited, it's a h3ll of a lot better than Vista lol __________________ :: i5 3570k :: EVGA GTX 670 :: Z77X D3H :: 8GB RAM :: 800W PSU :: Filco with Browns :: 23' 1920x1080 :: 19' 1440x900 :: Microlab FC360 :: GiffGaff

1st Jan 2011, 22:43	#34
bulldogjeff The modding head is firmly back on. Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Gliding through cyber space Posts: 7,322	I found Vista alright toward the end if it's life once most of the bugs had been ironed out, also once it's tuned up and all the crap thats not needed is disabled it's quite usable. __________________ BULLDOGS BOX..FINISHED HEAT BLAST...FINISHED Saturday Night Special..FINISHED... Rebirth Finished

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2nd Jan 2011, 17:22	#38
fuus Confessed Rep Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shropshire Posts: 1,866	Matt - i downgraded it to xp, the network adapters now all work fine.... Bum - Glad to hear it ^_^ __________________ :: i5 3570k :: EVGA GTX 670 :: Z77X D3H :: 8GB RAM :: 800W PSU :: Filco with Browns :: 23' 1920x1080 :: 19' 1440x900 :: Microlab FC360 :: GiffGaff