Help With Blubster

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HollowSoul

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ok, here is the prob..
When i had my laptop connected to my cable modem, everything was hunky-dorey...
Well now i'm wireless....and now it don't work:mad:


anyone have any ideas?
TIA :huggy:
 

FastCarsSpeed

Come Play at BigWoodys
HollowSoul said:
ok, here is the prob..
When i had my laptop connected to my cable modem, everything was hunky-dorey...
Well now i'm wireless....and now it don't work:mad:


anyone have any ideas?
TIA :huggy:

1. Can your Wireless Card see the Router?
2. If one is yes then possibly your wireless router is confused and needs a reboot.
3. If you have connectivity to your router go into the router config in your instructions and see if you can do a reset that way.
4. Possibly your computer is confuse.. You can go to the command prompt and depending on which version windows your running you can do the following.

Win98 - winipconfig /renew
win 2k-xp : ipconfig /renew
 

cholo

¡Tengo una tarjeta verde!
HollowSoul said:
ok, here is the prob..
When i had my laptop connected to my cable modem, everything was hunky-dorey...
Well now i'm wireless....and now it don't work:mad:


anyone have any ideas?
TIA :huggy:

Can you be more specific? What kind of WAP do you have? (I'm assuming you have one; if not, there's your problem :razz:) Is your laptop detecting a wireless network at all? Did you turn on WEP/WMA encryption? If so, try turning it off momentarily.

Once you get it working, make sure you secure it. Here are a some tips on how to do that:

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/support/wireless_secure.htm
http://compnetworking.about.com/od/wirelesssecurity/tp/wifisecurity.htm
 
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HollowSoul

Guest
ok, throttle back on the $20 computer language!
i am assuming that the connection is tits, otherwise i wouldnt be on somd right now.
wep/wma encryption?
 

cholo

¡Tengo una tarjeta verde!
HollowSoul said:
ok, throttle back on the $20 computer language!
i am assuming that the connection is tits, otherwise i wouldnt be on somd right now.
wep/wma encryption?

Dude, you gotta be more descriptive. When you say "the connection is tits" (I presume you mean 'tits up'), do you mean that your cable connection isn't working? I can't assume that because you are able to get to somd.com that you have some network connectivity on your laptop. You could be using another computer for all I know.

Why don't you start out by describing your setup. I assume you have a cable modem, which is connected to a wireless router. Am I correct? What brand/model is the router? Do you have a computer connected directly (by a cable) to the router?
 
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HollowSoul

Guest
ok.....my wireless internet connection is good....REALLY GOOD...speed test shows at 1.5meg
the modem/router is the same box thingy..westel versalink 327
i'm on a hp vz5160 laptop wireless
 
HollowSoul said:
ok.....my wireless internet connection is good....REALLY GOOD...speed test shows at 1.5meg
the modem/router is the same box thingy..westel versalink 327
i'm on a hp vz5160 laptop wireless
I'm wireless on my desktop w/ the same modem/router ...had (sounds like) the same problem. If you call Verizon they will walk you through everything to get the problem fixed.
 

CMC122

Go Braves!
sweetpea said:
I'm wireless on my desktop w/ the same modem/router ...had (sounds like) the same problem. If you call Verizon they will walk you through everything to get the problem fixed.
Why would he call Verizon:confused: He has a cable modem:lol:
 

SamSpade

Well-Known Member
PREMO Member
HollowSoul said:
ok, here is the prob..
When i had my laptop connected to my cable modem, everything was hunky-dorey...
Well now i'm wireless....and now it don't work:mad:


anyone have any ideas?
TIA :huggy:
A common problem is an addressing one - usually the cable modem and the router want to use the same address.
 
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HollowSoul

Guest
SamSpade said:
A common problem is an addressing one - usually the cable modem and the router want to use the same address.
ok.....so what do i do?
 
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HollowSoul

Guest
ok......i think i narrowed it down to the following problemb.....
It's the router it's-self that if having the problemb.....
How do i access the router so that it will let me connect to blubster?
 

itsbob

I bowl overhand
HollowSoul said:
ok......i think i narrowed it down to the following problemb.....
It's the router it's-self that if having the problemb.....
How do i access the router so that it will let me connect to blubster?


Try removing the power cord from your router for about 30 seconds.. then plug it back in. SHould reset itself, and clear up any problems you are having..

I had to change the channel on my wireless router for it to work.. Would not work on channel 2,3 or 5.. Set the channel to 9, wirless network card picked it up with no problem.. and haven't had a problem since..

Instructions on how to change the channel on your router will be in the instruction manual.. I had to wire into my router to do it, use IE to go to the IP, change the settings, then go back to wireless operation..
 
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HollowSoul

Guest
itsbob said:
Try removing the power cord from your router for about 30 seconds.. then plug it back in. SHould reset itself, and clear up any problems you are having..

I had to change the channel on my wireless router for it to work.. Would not work on channel 2,3 or 5.. Set the channel to 9, wirless network card picked it up with no problem.. and haven't had a problem since..

Instructions on how to change the channel on your router will be in the instruction manual.. I had to wire into my router to do it, use IE to go to the IP, change the settings, then go back to wireless operation..
hmmm...here is the prob in it's entirety...
I was previously using a cable modem with my laptop......everything was a-ok
I am now wireless "piggy backing" using someone elses wireless modem/router, connection to the web is still a-ok
blubster worked fine with my cablem modem......but blubster won't connect through the wireless router.
It's the router it's-self that is "firewalling" blubster...
is there a way i can go into the router's settings to fix the prob?
on the blubster help page, it says to go to the manufactures home page and go from there.......but there isn't any home page help to go to:bawl:
 

Jameo

What?!
HollowSoul said:
hmmm...here is the prob in it's entirety...
I was previously using a cable modem with my laptop......everything was a-ok
I am now wireless "piggy backing" using someone elses wireless modem/router, connection to the web is still a-ok
blubster worked fine with my cablem modem......but blubster won't connect through the wireless router.
It's the router it's-self that is "firewalling" blubster...
is there a way i can go into the router's settings to fix the prob?
on the blubster help page, it says to go to the manufactures home page and go from there.......but there isn't any home page help to go to:bawl:

:lmao: :dork::lmao:

:mrcomputerwhiz:
 
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