1394 NET ADAPTER WINDOWS XP PC
transfer video footage from your camcorder to your PC via your Fire wire port.ģ Wireless connection 3 (Intel® PRO/Wireless 2200BG) is the one to use for receiving a wireless signal from your wireless access point, set this to enabled and click on repair, check the lights on your wireless access point to ensure that the wireless signal is being transmitted,Ĥ When posting back please confirm how you connect to the Internet, does your Linksys router include a wireless access point and an ADSL connection for example, Thanks again!Įdited by LezModel, 22 December 2007 - 06:27 PM.ġ When you refer to the "Host Computer" do you mean the computer that is physically plugged in to one of the trusted ports on your router?Ģ Your 1394 connection is your Firewire port, its OK for the time being, that it is "disconnected" but you may need to connect this if you are going to use it e.g.
Please let me know if there is any other information that I can provide for you. **I don't know why I can't see my network on the list even when I "refresh the network list".**
1394 NET ADAPTER WINDOWS XP HOW TO
I am not sure what or where all of the other connections came from, but I just want to know how to connect to the correct network successfully. There is also something else that was never on there which is Broadband, and under that it says Broadband Connection, disconnected, firewalled. ** Please note that on the host computer under Network Connections, it says Local Area Connection, Connected, Firewalled, Intel® PRO/100 VE Network Connection. Lastly, there is another one there that says Local Area Connection 3 disabled, Firewalled, Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC. Also the one we normally use is Wireless Network Connection 3 and that is the one that says, "Not connected, firewalled", Intel® PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection. I noticed that in the Network Connections in the LAN or High Speed Internet section, it says that "1394 Connection 4" is disabled, firewalled, 1394 Net Adapter. We are using a Linksys router and the host computer works fine. I did check the Windows Zero configuration and it was started and it was also set to automatic.
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