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My cousin has a broadband router set-up in his house with 2 computers hooked into it. The problem comes up when one person is on-line on one computer if someone else tries to go on-line on the other the one that was on-line first will get kicked off and lock up until a re-boot. Same thing happens if you go the other way around computer 2 first than computer 1, computer 2 will kick off and lock up. The router is set-up correctly and the disk that came with it was ran. Anybody know why this might be happening. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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if the router has 4 cat5 outputs then networking is not setup right, redo it from scratch
if one computer is using cat5 ethernet and another the usb, then that's usually not allowed -
first set the network connections...start...connect to...show al connections...in the network tasks pic set up a home...then it shows the network setup wizard..click next...one next again...then select "this computer connects directly to the internet & next... select youre internet connection ....and thats all... but you have to do the same configuration in both computersComment
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consider a firmware update.
and let me say that imho those cds with their setups are plain crap - configure the box manually
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