Wireless Network seems to be separate from wired.

I have a new WRT54G-TM router. I have two desktops connected to two of the Lan ports and various wireless devices,including a laptop, Nintendo Wii, VOIP phone, and a Tivo. Everything works as far as being able to connect to the internet. The problem I have is that my one desktop has the TivoToGo software installed, but cannot see my Tivo. The software show's the IP address of the router as the one my Tivo is using. I have tried turning off the firewall yet it still doesn't see it. I installed the software on my laptop and it works fine (both Tivo and laptop are wireless). Another similar problem is that I can use remote desktop to access my one wired desktop from the other using the computer name, but I need to use the IP address when using remote desktop from my wireless laptop. When I view the workgroup computers on my laptop I can't see my two wired desktops, and the same goes the other way, but both desktops can see each other. Overall it seems like the wireless network is separated from the wired one.
I was wondering if anyone else has had a similar problem or knows what is going on. I have already made sure AP isolation is off in the advanced wireless settings.
Thanks,
CAA

I have the EXACT same problem. When I am wireless, my TiVo Desktop 2.5 can see my TiVo's programs. When I am plugged in via the WRT54G-TM, I get the "There Was an Error Attempting to Retrieve Data from the Selected DVR." "The system cannot find the file specified" message. I was on the phone with a TiVo Level 2 CSR for over an hour today and we could not solve the problem. I have tried all sorts of fixes like opening ports, removing firewalls, etc. -- all to no avail. In the meantime, did you know you could type https://XXX.XXX.X.XXX/ into your address bar, then use username tivo and password media access key -- obviously, put in your media access key -- not the phrase media access key. You can then download the files directly via the wired connection that way.

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Product: HP Photosmart Premium C310
OS: Windows Vista 64 bit and Windows 7 64 Bit
Error: Wireless working: FAIL
Changes: No changes since this is the first install of this printer ever
Description:
I've just unpacked my new C310 as a replacement for my older HP Inktjet 3845.
But when trying to install the wireless network everything I try seems to fail.
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Since this is one of the reasons of buying this item, I do need it to work.
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Kind regards,
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Great info and troubleshooting, thanks!
Unfortunately, I think you have a dead radio. This is how to contact HP support: www.hp.com/go/totalcare
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You've already tried everything I would.
I don't know if this will help, but it shouldn't hurt anything. On the iPad, go to Settings-Safari-Clear Cookies and Clear Cache.
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