I completely forgot to mention that I am using Windows XP
Professional and I have it connected to my Intel
mainboard's built-in ethernet connection.
Like I said, I could keep my computer up and running for
days on end with my old LinkSys and not have to worry
about my net conncetion... but with the 700 so far I am
lucky if I even go a day.
>-----Original Message-----
>I bought my 700 not too long ago and I have all my
>computers (as well as my PS2 and XBox) connected to it
via
>wires. My question is before I got this router I had a
>LinkSys that would allow me to keep my computer running
>with things like Trillian, EverQuest, etc. etc. running
>and then when I get home from work or whatever, it will
>STILL be running when I get home as well as any new
>connections to the internet that I make (such as bringing
>up Yahoo on IE or whatnot).
>
>Well, I connected my 700... and I think I have installed
>the new firmware (I think, I don't know if I have this
>latest one as I am at work and not at home). Anyways,
>same scenario... I have EQ running, Trillian, Outlook,
>etc. etc. So I get home and while THOSE are still
>running... I try to bring up Yahoo or anything else NEW
>and it WON'T work. EQ will also crash on me when I try
to
>zone, as that's when it attempts to restablish a new
>connection to the Sony servers to load the new zone.
>
>It's like all ongoing connections to the internet are
>still going on when I get home, but I try to do anything
>new... it won't work (IE will get DNS errors, etc. etc.).
>
>The only way I can reset this is by either rebooting the
>computer or logging out from the current user and
>relogging in. Resetting the base station will NOT work.
>
>What would be the cause of this? Any help would be
>appreciated. I'm actually thinking of reformatting my HD
>soon and reinstalling Windows (as I'm getting a new
>graphics card and DVD drive, as well as with SP2 coming)
>and I'm thinking that Windows might be thinking that my
>old LinkSys is still connected or thinks that it's there
>and that's why it's causing this problem... but I don't
>know.
>
>Anyways, any assistance will be appreciated.
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