xp cant find router, 7 pro 64 does ?

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I have a dual boot setup 2 hdd, 7 pro 64 bit and xp pro sp3 problem is, the xp cant find my network (linksys wrt320n router/ wmp600n adaptor)?? the 7 finds it and hooks right up......
 

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I have a dual boot setup 2 hdd, 7 pro 64 bit and xp pro sp3 problem is, the xp cant find my network (linksys wrt320n router/ wmp600n adaptor)?? the 7 finds it and hooks right up......

Mark

It has been a while since I ran XP, so can you open a command prompt. in it type ipconfig /all. make a screen shot of it using the built in snipping tool (type snipping in search) and upload it to us using the attachment icon (shaped like a paper clip) see pics

thanks

ken J+
 
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thanks for the quick response, don't i have to get that info in xp? on 7 now....how would i get to that on xp with no internet?
 

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Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
dell xps 700 2nd mobo
OS
windows 7 64 bit /xp sp3 dual boot
CPU
pent d 3ghz
Motherboard
dell
Memory
3 ghz 5300
Graphics Card(s)
nvidia gtx 260 core 216
Sound Card
creative xtreme gamer
Monitor(s) Displays
acer 22''
Hard Drives
2 x 160gg sata
PSU
750w
I have a dual boot setup 2 hdd, 7 pro 64 bit and xp pro sp3 problem is, the xp cant find my network (linksys wrt320n router/ wmp600n adaptor)?? the 7 finds it and hooks right up......

I also found WIn7 to be markedly better at finding and binding to network equipment. XP (for me) was always less durable especially with wireless connections.

Start at the beginning (Device Manager) and make sure you still have XP drivers in there etc. Then view your Network Connections, ipconig .. release renew, etc., and if you still don't have a connection move on to the netsock stack. Rebooting always helped my XP system for some reason.
 

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