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100 Mbps hub - lost W95
Name: Larry Date: February 2, 2002 at 19:58:38 Pacific
Comment:
My home network has been running fine (5 machines using W-ME, W98 original, W98se and W95), using TCP/IP with Cat 5 cable and a 10 Mbps hub. I upgraded to a 10/100 Mbps hub, changing no settings, and now the Windows 95 machine can't see or be seen in the network. If I put the old 10 Mbps hub back in, it's fine. Any aid appreciated. Thanks.
Name: RanmaP Date: February 3, 2002 at 02:13:33 Pacific
Reply:
This might be a start:
Is all the network card you use 10/100 Auto detect? If not might want to set it yourself to the correct speed.
Is your hum 10/100 for sure? I remember I had a 10Mbps card and a 100Mbps hub and it didn't work since "obviously the hub wasn't 10/100 so it only ran at 100, lower speed network card was exculded." ... so, double check and see.
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