Win 7 wireless/wired ip conflict

We assign ip addresses to each computer manually. When setting up windows 7 for wireless and wired, there is a conflict
If I try to assign an address to ipv4 on the wired connection and the wireless connection. I have tried the same ip as well as different ips. So far the only way it works is to set an ip in the wireless connection an leave the wired to obtain automatically.
Theses laptops need to go from connected to wireless to wired and still use a 10.141.213.xxx address to be parts of our network. Will windows 7 allow it to be setup with a 10.--- address on both adapters? Am I thinking to hard or not enough??
Thanks

Hello,
The IP-address for the Wireless and Wired connection cannot be the same. If you manually assign the IP-address to other network card you should make it so that the manually assign addresses are not from the DHCP range that the other network card uses. IF
you have too many machines and not enough room in the IP-pool you just have to make more room? Isn't it possible to make the IP-pool grow fron 10.141.213.XXX to 10.141.214.XXX ?
We have one office where WLAN/LAN are from same range (one VLAN and one DHCP-pool) and both network cards get their IP-addresses from DHCP. There have been some troubles with LYNC but otherwise it all works fine.

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Unified/Documented problems with Creative WOW Wireless/wired headsets

This thread is to properly present the problems encountered with the WOW Wireless/wired headsets. I will be linking this post to the facebook page as well as World of Warcraft's facebook and Blizzards facebook if I can find one. Also Lucas Arts and THX. Lets see if we can get some eyes on this and move forward. If you frequent a popular site where others are discussing this please bring this thread to light there also.
If it continues unrespondid to my next step will be to notify consumerist.com.
Please note I am to date not having these issues but they seem to be common enough of an issue. (I suspect we may be able to find our own solution also.)
When posting Please follow the below template.
Problem Description:
A non superlative description of your problem. Please just the facts here so we can all be very clear. Include any software tested with such as Ventrillo or WOW or games used that exhibited the problem.
Problem Impact:
Here is where we want to share how this makes you Feel. Describe the negative impact to your leisure or professional time with this product.
System:
Make/Model: (IE homegrown or Dell Optiplex xxxxx)
OS: (Operating System. Please include 64bit or 32 Bit.)
Processor: (i7920 or C2d6600 or whatever you have.)
Memory: (Amount of ram installed and running in the system.)
Video card: (What is the model of the video card in question? Memory installed on it? Manufacturer and such.)
Motherboard: (If you know the model. For instance. MSI x58M.)
Harddrives: (How many drives. What speed if you have them.)
Case: (what is the case? Normally I wouldn't ask but we are talking about Wireless transmission Who knows if that could matter right?)
Environment: (Where is the Wireless Dongle. About how far are you from it. Is something between you and the dongle normally? if so what is it? Do you plug it into the back usb port of your system behind a military grade metal desk from the 40's? That could matter.)
Troubleshooting:
This is where we describe in as much detail as you can what was done. Lets keep this to facts and try and remove feelings from this portion.
I can only hope with this information I or others can come up with a good solution for us all. Or Creative labs and their associated partners involved on this headset can drive this to a resonable conclusion for us all.
I do want to remind everyone here that we are in a new consumer technology area. There WILL be problems. Creative labs had to know this. Blizzard had to know this. And THX/Lucas Arts had to know this. How this problem is handled will impact all three of these organizations. To what extent is yet to be seen.

Problem Description:
Voice randomly becomes unintelligible and extremely distorted (think 70's robotic, accept you can't understand it) while in Ventrillo. My brother and I both have the same model headphones and we BOTH have this problem.
Problem Impact:
I feel cheated out of $119.00 + tax. The main reason for these headphones is for raids and they do not perform the task they were designed for. My guildmates have to be tired of telling me and my brother " Dude your headphones screwed up again." I have sent tickets in and the solutions provided were lame. Reinstall software... mute the microphone? Seriously? All of which did nothing. By the 3rd Email I got nothing at all. Newegg has tons of complaints about this on their site and creative reponded to 1 complaint that was not about this issue, but skipped all with this problem which tells me they do not want to deal with it. I have been a LONG time customer and supporter of creative. This is making me reconsider. If I can't find a solution soon I will return them.
System:
System:
Make Model: Homebuilt
OS: Windows Vista 64 bit
Processor: Core 2 duo E8400
Memory: 8 gigs of Corsair Dominator 1600 mhz
Video Card: 2 x GeForce GTX 260
Motherboard: XFX 3-way SLI Motherboard
Hard Drives 2 300 gig Western digitals 7200rpm
Case:Thermaltake Cosmos S
Enviroment: Wired WOW headset
Troubleshooting:
So far the only make shift solution I have found to temporarily fix the problem is to disconnect and reconnect Ventrillo. The problem will definately happen again but buys a little time between distortion. The only firmaware I have found is for the wireless headset not the wired. The auto update feature says all software is current.

Windows 7 and windows 8 desktop wired and 7510e printer connected to win 7 wireless

I have a windows 7 64 bit HPavilion Elite 150f desktop set up wired with a 7510e photosmart printer connected to it wireless, now I have purchased a windows 8 desktop HP envy 700-019 desktop.
When I set up my new windows 8 desktop I just plugged it into my wireless router/modem combo and it found my printer and I could just print from it, I did not download any software or drivers for my printer or set up a home group as I was not sure how to set it up but last night I tried to set up a homegroup,
I used my wireless network key and entered it and pressed connect, then I entered the Homegroup password that was downloaded for me from Microsoft, but my windows 7 says homegroup and my windows 8 shows private network so I am not sure what I have done wrong, I chose to only share music and printers, can anyone tell me how to do this correctly as I am not sure that I have done it properly.
On my windows 8 I can go to my printers web site by entering the static IP address that cloud support set up for me and it shows as connected but I do not want to enter any printer code as that is already set up on my windows 7, I can also scan to email on my windows 8 but I am not sure what if any security I have on my windows 8. The last time I had a homegroup set up I payed someone to do it for me so I did it by guess work more than anything, if someone can lead me through it step by step I would appreciate it.

Hi @emma22
I would like to do my best to help, but please bear in mind the issue you are expressing is an inquiry for Microsoft not HP. I did find something I think will be most helpful, and I hope it resolves the issue, but if the issue persists, or you have additional questions, it might be best to reach out to the Microsoft community.
Here is what I found; HomeGroup from start to finish.
In the top right hand corner of the article, you can change it from WIndows 7 to Windows 8. I hope this helps.
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Touch 2.0 & Win XP wireless & weird behavior HELP

Hello
So, I bought into all the Apple ads (& even bought Apple stock) and have signed on to the phenomenon, but I am not happy.
Apple! Listen up:
I have a new 32Gig Touch installed on a FRESH copy of Win XP (the most stable OS I have ever used, having built many systems). iPod software 1.4.XX worked seamlessly. However, since "upgrading" to 2.0 to the tune of $10 it has been VERY frustrating:
1. I cannot connect wirelessly, as others have reported. I have tried putting a "$" in front of my WEP key to no avail. PRIOR TO 2.0, I was able to connect effortlessly, so this is clearly a 2.0 problem and Apple's failure to troubleshoot this thoroughly.
2. ALSO: when the iPod Touch is communicating wirelessly (even though it doesn't connect to the internet) my PC slows to a crawl. Specifically, my mouse movement is fragmented and slow & the PC is essentially useless. I also get some sort of registry error when booting up.
3. When connected via USB and turned on (syncing) I get humming noises from the PC. Really strange.
Keep in mind this is a fresh XP install with little to no apps running. When I shut the Touch off, my PC performance increases to normal (even if the Touch is not connected).
As Apple expands its base across platforms as part of it corporate strategy, it must continue to deliver the exceptional ease of use and performance that has defined its existence. Alas, it seems that Apple has stumbled on this 2.0 release. My new MacBook arrives Tuesday. If I cannot resolve these issues, then I may just keep the MacBook sealed and return it and stick to the PC world, where I at least know how to troubleshoot these types of things.
I would appreciate ANY suggestions from other users out there. I searched the forums and tried what I could before posting.
Thanks for your help, Borderline Apple Convert

On follow up:
It seems the slow mouse and performance is related to the wireless on the Touch. Turning it off seems to resolve the problem. Furthermore, using a wired USB mouse rather than a wireless one also seems to fix the issue. I also turned off the wireless on the Touch.
As for the wireless connection, it is definitely connected. It seems to work for a second then drops. For instance, I was able to add 1 city to the weather but then it timed out when adding the second. One web page will come up and then the next one will stall.
I think I might go back to 1.1.4 or 5 and see if I can get my wireless performance back.
Any other suggestions appreciated. Thx.

Can't see other computers on network through wireless/wired OK

Our wireless clients that connect through our AP541N cannot see other computers on the network. They can ping other computers by IP and host name and access the internet OK. Mapped network drives can be connected initially but are very unreliable and always end up disconnecting. Restarting the computer does not help. When these computers are wired they see the network as expected. Does anyone know why my wireless network would behave differently then the wired? The wired and wireless networks are on the same VLAN. The wireless clients are all Windows 7 systems. Thanks.

Hi Andy,
Thank you for posting. Go to Wireless Network Setup (VAPs) and see if Station Isolation is enabled for the SSID in question. From the Help menu:
When Station Isolation is disabled, wireless clients can communicate with one another normally by sending traffic through the AP.
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X1 AEBS, x2 Ax's and trying to decide wireless / wired

Hi,
My current set up is this - Satellite modem >>> AEBS >>> Cisco Aironet Bridge with Omni External antenna & 25metres ethernet wired to a Netgear router.
I will probably be able to disconnect the Netgear router from the current set up, as the building is picking up the wireless AEBS & Cisco bridge.
I have just tried setting up the AEBS and x2 Ax's to do WDS, and failed. I think the easiest solution for me is to hard wire from the AEBS to the Ax's, to then achieve wireless in 2 other buildings so I do not lose too much bandwidth from using the Ax's as bridges? (I believe this to be the case)
Can someone please point me in the right direction on how to set up the AEBS and Ax's so when the Ax is plugged into another building 50m away, it will still give wireless but be hard wired to the AEBS?
Is it possible that the AEBS would still be giving off a wireless signal?
Please help, step by step guide as the setting up of Ax's I am getting extremely confused with,
Regards, Ian

OK - update. Not quite sure what I did, but was able to get the thing connected with no security.
I plugged the AX directly into the computer AND had a wireless adapter plugged into the computer. Not sure which connection was being used to modify AX settings?? But got a good wireless connection in the end and was able to stream music.
BUT - I want to be able to add security. I'm trying to add WPA. My Buffalo Router says WPA-PSK. The AirPort Utility only lists WPA2, so I'm going through the Setup Assistant that has a WPA/WPA2 Personal option.
I went back and changed the security settings on the AX and it disappeared (no surprise). But when I change the security on the router, it fails to pick it back up.
Any suggestions on how to get WPA working for me? I don't want to leave my network open.

Can't connect wireless printer to wired PC in wireless/wired network

We have HP Officejet 6500A Plus (E710n-z) printer
Wireless router with 4 ethernet connections (SAGEMCOM 2864) - some pcs connect wirelessly and we have 3 connected via ethernet (network has several printers, 2 netbooks, IPad, 2 laptops and 4PCs currently configured - but with 5 active users it changes frequently)
Am able to connect printer to wireless PCs, laptops, etc - but cannot connect to wired PCs (running windows XP-home version)
I'd like to avoid forcing IP address for printer (everything else is automatic) - Is there another workaround?
I do have another printer connected wirelessly to both wireless and wired PCs
Install / troubleshooting software assumes network is either all wired or all wireless
I don't mind using fixed IP address for install, but prefer not to use for ongoing connections
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Nancy
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Hi Nancy,
Have you tried running the HP Netwrok Diagnostic Utility, which is available at www.hp.com/go/tools? I no longer have a WinXP machine so I can't verify that it works on WinXP but, assuming it does, it could help you diagnose the problem.
Regarding using a static IP address, it is a really good idea (especially since it sounds like you know how to assign one to your printer). It even helps to have a static IP once things are up-and-running because it generally prevents your PC's from losing contact with the printer.
Craig
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Win XP wireless client slow to acquire address when connecting to TC

Hi,
I've recently set up a Time Capsule to act as a wireless router and network storage for my home network. It replaces a Linksys WRT54GL wireless router using DD-WRT firmware.
Network design is fairly simple: cable from wall > cable modem > TC's WAN port > wireless to all other devices. Major wireless LAN clients are: HP laptop (Win XP Pro SP3), Powerbook G4 (OS X 10.5.8), Macbook unibody (OS X 10.5.8).
Thankfully, it all seems to work well so far and all 3 computers can see and connect to the network and the TC's shared disk. However, there is one issue with the network that I can't figure out how to resolve.
When the Win XP laptop wakes from standby, it takes much longer to reconnect to the TC's wireless network than it did to reconnect to the previous wireless network created by the Linksys router. Sometimes up to minute - the Wireless Network Connection icon in the system tray reports that it is "Acquiring Network Address", then fails, gives itself a self-assigned IP address, but then a few seconds later connects fully.
The Macbook sometimes has a similar problem where it will takes about 30 to be fully connected. I have not seen any issues like this with the Powerbook G4 yet.
With the previous Linksys router network, all three machines would be reconnected to the network as soon as they came on - I could open a laptop and be online almost instantaneously.
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Trying to troubleshoot wireless & wired connections

If this type of question has already been addressed in a forum, please point me in the right direction!
I recently bought a Bluray player that requires an Ethernet connection to get online. I would like to be able to stream movies once in a while. My ISP is Time Warner, whose gateway device is next to the TV, but I would like to switch to AT&T Uverse, which would come into my apartment in the opposite corner of the room via the phone line. I would like to use Airport Extreme for my WiFi network, so I'm going to see if AT&T will provide me w/a wired modem that I can connect to it. I'm trying to figure out if it would then be possible to get some kind of secondary router to put over by the TV that would get the WiFi signal from my Airport and facilitate the Ethernet connection for the Bluray. Is this even possible? Advisable? I know the simplest thing would be to return this player for a WiFi enabled one, but I'm trying to see if I can make it work. Thanks for any advice.

I'm trying to figure out if it would then be possible to get some kind of secondary router to put over by the TV that would get the WiFi signal from my Airport and facilitate the Ethernet connection for the Bluray.
The AirPort Express can be configured to "join a wireless network" and the Ethernet port can be enabled to provide a signal, so it should work to provide an Ethernet connection to the DVD player.
Whether the wireless "hop" will allow enough bandwidth for good video performance is open to question. In that regard, it is going to be one of those "you will not know until you try" type of things. It might be a good idea to have a "Plan B" in case the AirPort Express does not work to your satisfaction.
The better way better way to do this would be to connect an Ethernet cable from the AirPort Extreme directly to the DVD player, as this type of connection provides much higher bandwidth than a wireless connection.
It goes without saying that you always want as much bandwidth as possible if you are planning to stream high definition video material.

Wrt54gs v7 wireless/wired connections

I recently replaced my BEFSR41 with the WRT54GS to add wireless capability to my home LAN. When I initially set up the new router I had trouble getting the wired ports to accept connection, finally got it set up, now cannot get wired ports to connect. My wireless is two new laptops running Vista, (We are having the usual problems of dropped connections due to cordless phones in our home and one of our neighbors, who also has a wireless network) I am trying to set a desktop running windows 2000 professional. The cable is the same one i have used before and the older router recognizes it, but when I disconnect and connect to the new router, the indicator light just flashes steadily and the connection monitor states that the cable is disconnected. Any suggestions to allow the desktop to access the network and internet would be helpful.

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Please help! (and my opologies for the long post.) First, here's the situation: Our office has 6 Mac computers and one PC running XP. Both Macs and the single PC are connected to a network in order to access one of the Macs, which is on all the time running FileMaker Server. A printer is also hooked up to the network. Also, and very important, we have a satellite modem (a WildBlue Surfbeam, mod. no. SM2100), that connects us to the internet. This modem connects directly to a Linksys WRT54G v.3 router, to its internet port. The PC computer connects directly to this router, as well as one Mac. Also connected to the router is a normal Ethernet hub, to which the rest of the computers and the printer are connected. The router is set to be on wireless as well, for when co-workers want to hook up their laptop to the network. Before the new satellite modem was installed a week ago, everything worked fairly well, with occasional network disconnects by some of the computers. Now we get lots more disconnects. When the tech guy installed the new satellite modem, he mentioned that it assigns IP addresses, so he turned off the Linksys from assigning addresses to prevent conflicts. Then he left. But I later found out that several of the computers would not connect to the network or the internet. So I set the router to assign IP addresses again and every computer then connected, at least for awhile. Rebooting everything makes everything work... for awhile. For example, I turn everything off, computers, router, modem. I turn modem on first, wait for it to connect to satellite. Then the router goes on, then the computers. I check the IP addresses on the computers and each is assigned a different number. But as the day goes on and some computers might be turned off, then back on, or to sleep, then awakened... well, they start disconnecting. Just one more thing to complicate the scenario: a buffalo router, with an assigned IP address, is connected to the network, which is outside of the building and beams a quarter of a mile away to another Buffalo router. Both these routers have assigned IP addresses, I believe, and are set to communicate with each other to extend the range of the network. The farthest Buffalo router works as a wireless base station for the building it is in. Would it be a solution if I set manually in each computer its own IP address? Or is there another router out there to better handle this job? Thanks for any new direction to try out...

Another poster had the same problem using the same ISP. He installed Network Magic and it solved his problem.
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Macbook Pro/linksys wrt54g slow wireless/wired network connection solution.

I was pulling my hair out looking for a solution for this and it did not seem anyone had too much luck here. Hopefully this will help you all...
Setup:
- Macbook Pro, Mac mini, 2 windows boxes (not mine), 1 linux box
- Linksys WRT54G v6 with dd-wrt installed. This solution should work with the standard WRT54G firmware.
Symtoms:
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- Macbook Pro Internet connection was slow (40KB/s on both the wired and wireless network using wpa)
- Macbook Pro internal connection was slow (2MB/s on both the wired and wireless network using wpa)
Things I tried to resolve this:
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- Set DNS Servers field to the dns servers as reported by the router. (Increased the initial speed but this quickly decreased making it useless... not to mention impractical)
Thing that resolved my issue.
- Disabled STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) on the router. In the DD-WRT it is towards the top of the Setup tab. I'm not sure where it is on the default firmware sorry.
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Steve Caplin wrote:
Darin,
You're right - there are a lot of issues about MBP WiFi. I think there's a major problem with it.
If there was a ..."major problem with it" you would see more complaints than wifi just being among the top 10 discussion items in a trouble shooting forum. There are millions of MBP users many of whom, like myself, use wifi every day without issue.
Your statement "They exchanged it for a new machine. Worked fine in the store - but when I got it home, I was still getting very slow speeds." would lead one to suspect maybe interference from some source or a configuration issue rather than a "major problem".
You probably already tried changing the channel, resetting your router, changing the security scheme, elimination possible sources of interference, separating your components (router, computer, external monitor, ...), etc. but maybe starting over with a default configuration will help isolate the problem.

Actiontec Router Conectivity Issues (Wireless, Wired, PS3, Wii)

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I live in an APT 1st floor (4 Floors in building) There's about 10+ Wireless Networks that scan in my APT
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On my PS3, laptop & router I can't connect on Full Duplex 100 MBPS to take full advanatage of simultanius upstream & downstream I have to set it on half duplex. Causing my wired conections to not take full advantage of the speed.
Doing a speed test I'm def. getting my 35/35 as far as verizon speed test go. But My home network can't take advanatage of this.
So if i plug my wireless router my connections barely get 15 MBPS on download & upload. Samething applies wired connections.
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On the duplex issue, the first thing is, both devices must be set to auto/auto or 100/Full. This change must be the same on both connecting devices. You can confirm what the Actiontec router is set to and seeing by logging into router and choose advanced. Then choose Port configuration. Here you will see what each port is configured at and when auto it will report back the speed/duplex of each device configured. I have three devices connected and all are reporting 100 Full.
When you plug the Wireless N router in, do any of your wired devices connect to the new N router too? Make sure any device that is connected to the N router is NOT connected to the wired router.
Report back results of these two and we can take it from there.

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Hey Guys,
I have a simple question, If my wireless is turned on, on the imac, does it bypass my wired connection?
The reason why i ask is.... I picked up a Western Digital Live media player, i also picked up a TP-Link usb wireless adapter so i can stream videos over wireless network. But the only way i can get it to work is to have the Mac's wireless on.

Thanks for the warm welcome to the site ..
This is my set up. I'am using a D-Link wireless router, i'am hardwired to to the imac. this is my preferred connection to the main computer Also Hardwired the Xbox 360. Im Using the wireless just for the Macbook,Iphone,Wife's Laptop,and now the TP-Link Usb Wireless adapter for the WD Live Media Player.
But as long as the wired connection will be the Default connection and the wireless will not "take over" and potentially slow my connection(makes for an un-happy wife... LOL). to me it does not matter because i always use my macbook. i would just like to know thats all....
thanks again,
Bill

R51 - Access Connections vs win xp wireless

Hi!
I've been using ThinkPads for years but this is the first time I have posted to the Lenovo forum.
I just installed ThinkVantage Access Connections on my very old R51 (2004 but still going strong!) using the new and improved SystemUpdate. After re-booting I was unable to make the wireless connection to my home network. Strange, as it was working just fine before using the old IBM Access Connection. After muddling around some I tried uninstalling my wireless card and letting win xp do an auto-reinstall after re-booting. Well that did the trick - I can now connect wirelessly to my home network and the internet.
However, Access Connections thinks that my wireless drivers are still improperly installed. My systray wireless icon shows a strong connection but the Access Connection icon indicates I am not connected. I've decided to ignore Access Connections (removed it from my systray) and just let win xp manage my wireless connections. But if there is a way to fix this I would like to go back to using Access Connections. The old version was working just fine in managing my different wireless connection profiles.
Browsing the forums it looks as if a number of others are having similar issues with Access Connections and their wireless network connections. I wonder if Lenovo needs to put out a fix via System update.
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Hello Aras, welcome to Lenovo Forums!
Please download the newest versions of power manager, hot key driver, wlan, lan driver and Access Connections.
Then uninstall first AC, wlan driver, hotkey driver and power management driver.
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Then reinstall, using the following installation sequence:
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wlan-driver
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