Need to un-install home netoworking

Help!
I have an ME machne connected to a D-Link router through a
USB->Ethernet adapter. I have a Win 95 machine connected
to the router via ethernet cable. The D-Link is connected
to the cable modem. This has worked fine for at least a
year, both computer can see the internet.
I tried to install home networking on the ME machine, and
now the ME machine can't 1. access the router or 2. access
the cable modem (internet) when plugged in directly
(bypassing the router). I just want to undo whatever was
changed when I ran the home networking Wizard. For some
reason, the 'system restore' won't work. I can't install
another NIC card as suggested by the help. HELP!!!

I had the same sort of problem. What I found out is 1) my
DSL modem likes the 192.168.1.0 address, so I went into
the setup of my Linksys router (by typing 192.168.1.0 and
changing the router to 192.168.2.1. One computer is
192.168.2.2 and the other is 192.168.2.3).

My setup is:
C1 NIC to router port 4;
C2 NIC to router port 3;
DSL modem to router port 1

Then I spent hours constantly reseting the modem and
router, powering down computer, router, modem. Turning
back on modem first (all lights on) then router, then
computer.

Finally, both computers are sharing the 1 DSL modem
together or independently.

Also must enable sharing on both systems. I use Zone
Alarm, XP Pro and WMe. I do not use ICS. I share resource
over IPX.

Hope this helps
>-----Original Message-----
>Help!
>I have an ME machne connected to a D-Link router through
a
>USB->Ethernet adapter. I have a Win 95 machine connected
>to the router via ethernet cable. The D-Link is
connected
>to the cable modem. This has worked fine for at least a
>year, both computer can see the internet.
>I tried to install home networking on the ME machine,
and
>now the ME machine can't 1. access the router or 2.
access
>the cable modem (internet) when plugged in directly
>(bypassing the router). I just want to undo whatever was
>changed when I ran the home networking Wizard. For some
>reason, the 'system restore' won't work. I can't
install
>another NIC card as suggested by the help. HELP!!!
>.
>