how can i get windows 98 and windows xp running on my d-link ebr-2310  router help please?
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Greetings: A router only routes IP addresses.  First find out whats the default address for the DLINK 2310 router.  Also I dont know whether its a wireless or wired router.  If its wireless then there is little tweking needed in the router.  If its wired, then just connect two straight thru patch cord on the back of the router and turn off the windows 98 PC and turn backs on - it should now read the router.  XP PC automatically finds the router.  If it does not work, go to control panel and check your Network settings.  Good Luck.
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I dont want to re-invent the wheel. \nhere's the link that'll explain better\nThis is assuming that you have WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION OPERATING SYSTEM\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/bowman_02april08.mspx
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go to http://www.serialz.to\n\nMicrosoft does not support win98 so i have no problems in giving this page out.
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Well Rob , this is the most common problem with \nlinksys  , i have encountered a lot here in Dubai ,\nso lets see , does it have a same problem what i understand .\nok just do this ,  For Windows Xp Home / pro users\n1) My Computer ----Right Click\n2) Select Properties\n3) Select Hardwre Tab \n4) Select Device Manager\n5) Select Network Adapters\n6) Double ClickThe Network Card.\n7) Click Advanced.\n8) Select Media Type in the Property\n9) Select 10BaseT in the Value.\nThen Click Ok ..and start surfing Internet\nlemme know if it works ..bro\nEngineer
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Odd.\n\n1) make sure you have a link light onthe card ..( Green maybe )\n2) make sure the subnets are the same ( ifconfig /all ) in dos\n3) Check workgroup in mycomputer\n4) Check firewall!!!!!!!  Ohh please make sure you check the firewall.
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1st thing which os are you using is you are still using win98 then  :( and if you are using win2000 or winxp the just click on run and type cmd and press enter and then type cd&#92; and press enter and then try to run the command you waan to (ex) ping 192.168.1.1 -t . see what is the result. or u system must be in user mode and not in administrator mode .
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since windows 98 no drivers are needed just make sure you set the jumpers right http://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/cdrom/index.html
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Those DSL modems will only connect with Ehternet or USB, not both at the same time.  You will need to connect the two computers with Ethernet to share the DSL connection.  XP has an Internet Connection Sharing wizard for setting this up.  You can also buy an Internet Gateway router.  This will give you better download speeds on a shared connection as the router does all of the work, not the computer that is connected to the Internet and sharing a connection.  Linksys manufactures these and you can buy them @ Wal-Mart for about $50.
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It's been a long time since I've used Windows 98, but these pages (in the Sources section) should be useful. \n\nGood luck!
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Here's the Microsoft 'how to'\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/default.mspx\n\n///
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if xp enter network connections in control panel and try to use the set up a small home network wizard
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one bit at a time, no but seriously, if your modems ip address is running dhcp all you need is a switch, plug the modem into the switch with a straightthrough cable and then attach each xp client to the switch with a straight through cable. and then run the network setup wizard,
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Hi Dave.\n\nDoes the Win98 machine have a Wireless network card and can it get on to the Web via the wireless router?  If you are trying to share files between the XP machine and the Win98 machine wirelessly, the XP machine must have File and Printer Sharing installed and active for the wireless network interface.  \n\nTo see if that's the case, Go into My Network Places and right-click the wireless interface then choose Properties.  There should be a check mark next to File and PRinter Sharing.\n\nYou will have to do essentially the same thing on the Win98 machine.\n\nThe link below to the MS Knowledgebase may help you.\n\nGood luck.
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OK, I am going to give it a shot.  If you can, let us know your operating system, that can also make a large difference.\n\nQuite often, I see this when the router was not configured properly.  You may have to put your username and password into it, so it can log you into your ISP.\n\nMake sure it has DHCP enabled, and that DHCP is also enabled on the other computers.  Without an IP address the router recognized, your computers will not be able to get on the internet.  And make sure that each computer has a different network ID.  If you use any NT based OS (NT, Win2K, XP) you may need to make sure they are all members of the same workgroup.  This does not always matter, but on some routers it does.\n\nIf all this is correct, try disconnecting the power to the modem and router for about 10 minutes, and turn off all the computers.  This will let it grab gresh information from your ISP.\n\nOne last thing, go into your IE Properties, and go to Connection/Lan Settings, and make sure that "Automatically Detect Settings" is turned on.\n\nIf this does not work, more info will help to pin the problem down more precisely.
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You might could go the Windows 98 website, they have some drivers.
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I also have a linksys router, and a linksys adapter and I have a windows xp firewall, I would recommend that you disable the windows firewall. It does not monitor the outgoing programs..It is not very good..I disabled mine, you can do that, in the control panel..There should be a firewall, installed in your router..I have a firewall, on my linksys router..I also installed the zone alarm, firewall, just to make sure..You should not have two software firewalls installed on your computer. The one, with linksys, is a hardware firewall, so that is ok to use..You can get the zone alarm firewall, free, here..Good Luck.. http://www.zonealarm.com
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Windows XP is designed to handle and Win OS. It'll work just fine when you install the driver.