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  1. dboxall

    winxp pro networking crash - event id 1000, 1003, 8032

    you can still Fix the IP on the 2 Machines. If you shrink the DHCP Range, simply use IP above your DHCP range.......
  2. dboxall

    Don't need help, just info.

    Also enable MAC Filter, you will have to define each MAC address on your router so they can connect.... This is what I do... I dont bother with encryption toooo much overhead... Also as the guy above suggests turn of SSID broadcast....
  3. dboxall

    winxp pro networking crash - event id 1000, 1003, 8032

    Have you tried setting fixed IP address etc to each Machine.... Try this and see if you still have problems with the machine diconnecting from the network.... The only time I have seen a machine do this was the result of a dodgy NIC Driver..

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