Hi Jack: All the computers are connected to the Friendly net router. The
wireless/DSL router connects to the the TV - we get TV from Bell/Aliant - and
into the WAN input of the Friendly Net router. As I said, nothing has changed
wiring wise and the laptop wireless connection does work and connects.
But something went tilt and I cannot talk to the printer in any way.
Connecting a USB cable allows me to install the printer which works.
I'm running Win XP SP2 and all up to date on patches.
I keep thinking that the printer is not installing properly. The
installation keeps going straight to HP and Laserjet 1022n. When I first
installed the printer using wireless the process was more complicated.
If you have specific questions about settings I can provide them.
Thanks
Donald
"Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote:
> Hi
> If both computers are on the same Network and can connect to the Internet
> then it is sharing's configuration issue.
> However, I do not understand the topology of your Network. Since you use
> two Routers, it could be that each of your computers is sitting on its own
> Network. Please post the IPs of the computers.
> If the Wireless Router is used as an Access Point, it has to be configured
> this way,
> http://www.ezlan.net/router_AP.html
> Jack (MVP-Networking).
>
>
> "Donald Wyllie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:3C60F9A8-7436-4C9E-A876-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > HI folks: My HP nx9010 laptop printed perfectly using its built-in
> > wireless.
> > The printer is on my home network and prints from other hard wired
> > computers.
> > The wireless router is supplied by the provider and is a Speedstream 6520.
> > This in turn plugs into a Asante Friendly Net router. No wiring has been
> > changed.
> > I tried to install a Wave RV II USB high power wireless system from
> > RadioLabs - the wireless in the laptop is a bit weak for use in RV
> > Campgrounds. The software that came with the antenna wouldn't install
> > properly and kept hanging. I returned the antenna!
> > Now my laptop wireless works as before but I cannot print.
> > I have tried the recommendations in Article 314073 but everything appeared
> > to be correct.
> > The printer reinstallation for the HP 1022n printer - both the wireless
> > and
> > USB - appear to work properly. Only the USB works.
> > Anyone got ideas please?
> > Thanks, Donald
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