One connection makes the other one fails

I have a problem.

I have 2 computers connecting to Dlink Di-625 wireless router (1 PC
and a Macbook pro).

My PC is connected wirelessly with 90 strenght signal (using the "n"
protocol).

When I boot with my newly installed Macbook (10.5.2), I see it on my d-
link router page, and I soon as I see the mac connecting, I cannot
access to anything on either computers! I have to shutdown my Macbook
to regain access to internet or the network itself??


How can this happen and how can I fix this?

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I have a problem.
>
> I have 2 computers connecting to Dlink Di-625 wireless router (1 PC
> and a Macbook pro).
>
> My PC is connected wirelessly with 90 strenght signal (using the "n"
> protocol).
>
> When I boot with my newly installed Macbook (10.5.2), I see it on my
> d- link router page, and I soon as I see the mac connecting, I cannot
> access to anything on either computers! I have to shutdown my Macbook
> to regain access to internet or the network itself??
>
>
> How can this happen and how can I fix this?

No such thng as 'n' yet, that's a manufacturer lie to try and increase
sales.. forget the non existant n (i know, the box says N and they wouldn't
lie
set it to b/g and dhpc server on, sounds like it is in static mode, and/or
reusing the same ip address....

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I have a problem.
>
> I have 2 computers connecting to Dlink Di-625 wireless router (1 PC
> and a Macbook pro).
>
> My PC is connected wirelessly with 90 strenght signal (using the "n"
> protocol).
>
> When I boot with my newly installed Macbook (10.5.2), I see it on my d-
> link router page, and I soon as I see the mac connecting, I cannot
> access to anything on either computers! I have to shutdown my Macbook
> to regain access to internet or the network itself??
>
>
> How can this happen and how can I fix this?
You are not alone:-
http://discussions.apple.com/thread....89855&tstart=0