Posts by lisfolks

My AEBS 'N' does the same thing - except not every day. Usually about anywhere from 1 to 30 days, it will reboot for no apparent reason. There's nothing in the logs that indicates any problem. I just suddenly lose my connection, my...

Are you using Leopard? In 10.5, you just go to your Preferences/Printers and Fax to set up your printers - there is no more separate Printer Setup Utility. You probably can figure it out; they just combined the two into one, basically.

I found the answer at: http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp/t1066427444 I was missing the 'Plug and Play Software Device Enumerator' from under 'System devices' in the Device Manager. The above link tells how to install that...

No yellow exclamation points, Control Panel/Sounds and Audio Devices says "No Audio Device"... I re-ran the 1.4 drivers disk; it said everything installed correctly; still "No Audio Device". There are no unknown...

Thanks for the response, dalachin! There aren't any yellow exclamation points. Maybe I should just go ahead and re-run the mac drivers cd, though, and see what happens? Everything else seems to be working fine, so I was a little...

Quote: Originally Posted by donebylee ... gave me a new one which is working perfectly. Excellent! Glad it's working for you now!

No; sometimes I have to play with the settings for a specific security selection. For example, when you choose WPA or WPA2, both have an additional setting to choose that shows AES or TKIP. Typically, if you choose WPA, you would...

Thanks for the info! I would first try turning off the security completely - just to rule out any WEP/WPA incompatibility. (I have a MacBook Pro, and had gotten a new Airport Extreme router, after which I had the same problem you're...

Ah... thanks for the info - that helps. First (or, next, really question is: what security do you have set up on the router? WEP, WPA, WPA2, none? I ask this because, before doing anything with the DHCP, we want to rule out any...

Quote: Originally Posted by mattc908 It seems that the DHCP is causing an error for my mac on the network, is there a way to disable the DHCP and still have a wireless/wired network? I use a PPPoE, and if I do disable what will the side...