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I'm trying to help a friend install NAV 2008. He had NIS installed, but it won't uninstall via Add/Remove Programs. I downloaded and ran the Norton Removal tool numerous times both in normal and in safe mode. I disabled all programs in startup. When tying to install NAV 2008, it immediately...

Plankton, we were never able to resolve the issue. I tried replacing the modem with the same model, spoofing the MAC address, nothing worked. If you come up with anything, please post back.

I've confirmed it is an RA14, in which case the straight-through cable we're using should suffice. Thanks anyway.

I'll check the model, thanks.

Yes, we tried swapping cables.

Yes, I've gotten into the router settings and it appears it is not getting the ip from the modem. But I can't figure out why since it supplies an ip to the computer.

Verizon does not use PPPoE in this area.

LawnBoy, the router is assigning it's own ip (192.168.0.xxx) versus the modem direct is something like 72.xx.xx.xx. Proger, yes, I unplugged the modem to reset it. I install Verizon all over this area and have it myself at home, and have never had this issue after close to 100 installs. The...

Franklin, the router is set up for the dhcp connection and detects the modem during the config wizard. It has it's own ip address (ie 192.168.0.1), but does not appear to be getting an ip from the modem. Crowley, no firewalls setup on either router. These are both brand new out of the box...

Not sure where to post this, but here goes... Tried to install a router to an existing dsl modem today and could not get it to work. The connection is Verison dhcp, and it works fine when the modem is connected directly to the computer, but when you put the router in the loop, the computer...

Do you have Norton Internet Security? If so, you need to run the network wizard from within Norton.

Sounds like you're in for an o/s reload for sure. You can backup the drivers using this freeware utility. It works 95% of the time. http://www.softpile.com/Utilities/Backup/Review_14886_index.html

Can you get to it from here: Run "devmgmt.msc" or "compmgmt.msc" Have you tried this: Run "mmc", File --> Add/Remove Snap-In, Add, select Device Manager and add it. Can you get to it from Safe MOde?

Have you tried a System Restore?

Had this problem recently on a client's computer. Upgraded to v 7.0 and it solved the problem.

You might try changing the SSID of the access point to something different than the router. Then see if you can see the SSID and connect.

You said: "So the good news is that the images are there the bad news is that they are 95 GB, I have no place to store the 95 GB if I were able to retrieve them and the best software cost too much. What a pickle." If you don't have a partition large enough to recover all the data, the recovery...

If I'm not mistaken, the Maxtor One touch is designed to be a backup system by default, as opposed to just additional storage. Did you install the Maxtor software when you installed the drive? If so, it probably formatted the drive for you. If not, and you're just using it as extra storage...

1)Try diabling any hibernation features in your Power Settings. 2)Look for bulging or leaking capacitors on the motherboard. http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=195

First thing would be to try to find the network folder you used. If you want to recover from the local hard drive, try GetDataBack. http://www.runtime.org/