This may be long but hopefully someone can help me out.
I have 1 desktop and 2 laptops networked.
Up until a few days ago everything worked fine. Then my toshiba laptop would not print, but my dell still would.
I decided to "delete" the printer from the toshiba and then "add a new printer".
Would not work. I then realized that my other comps could not "see" the toshiba on the network but could see each other.
I decided to recreate my network with a new name. I went through the process but the results were the same except now when I connect the toshiba to the network I get a "limited or no connectivity" warning. I can connect to the internet sometimes but not the network.
I am using security, WEP, it's the only one I can use with the dell.
If I disable security the Toshiba connects to the internet fine but still not the network but without the connectivity warning and the dell connects to the internet but not the network with the connectivity warning.
I've tried to make this as clear as I can but probably didn't do the best job.
The only thing that has changed recently is that I bought a Play Station 3 and added it to my home network.
How much difference do the channels used in the wireless setting make?
They were set set the same so I'm guessing not much.
I have 1 desktop and 2 laptops networked.
Up until a few days ago everything worked fine. Then my toshiba laptop would not print, but my dell still would.
I decided to "delete" the printer from the toshiba and then "add a new printer".
Would not work. I then realized that my other comps could not "see" the toshiba on the network but could see each other.
I decided to recreate my network with a new name. I went through the process but the results were the same except now when I connect the toshiba to the network I get a "limited or no connectivity" warning. I can connect to the internet sometimes but not the network.
I am using security, WEP, it's the only one I can use with the dell.
If I disable security the Toshiba connects to the internet fine but still not the network but without the connectivity warning and the dell connects to the internet but not the network with the connectivity warning.
I've tried to make this as clear as I can but probably didn't do the best job.
The only thing that has changed recently is that I bought a Play Station 3 and added it to my home network.
How much difference do the channels used in the wireless setting make?
They were set set the same so I'm guessing not much.