I recently purchased an ORiNOCO ISA Adapter and Silver card for my desktop PIII PC. I already have two other desktop machines talking to the transceiver and sharing a single IP address via a DSL modem using DHCP and NAT with no problems. I've tried every conceivable combination of settings (except the right one, obviously), with no luck. I even brought my Compaq laptop home from work and put the Silver card in it; it worked GREAT! I tried duplicating the settings on the desktop, and still had no luck. My latest attempt at a solution involved updating the desktop machine to Windows ME, but that of course didn't help either. In a nutshell, my tcp/ip settings for the PC are: IP = dynamic IP using DHCP Gateway = IP address of the transceiver DNS = blank (though I have also tried it with the DNS info supplied by my ISP) Additionally, WEP encryption is turned on at the transceiver, and is enabled on the PC as well. The ORiNOCO client reports a strong signal between the client and the transceiver. Note that I can ping the IP addresses of the other computers, the transceiver, and the DNS servers of my ISP just fine. I've tried releasing the IPs using winipcfg, but it doesn't seem to help. But when I try to fire up a web browser, I get a DNS error. If there's anyone out there who can help, I'd sure appreciate it.

Do you have phonefree? I can probably help you-out! just went throw the same problems with my home-network. Even if you dont have a modem in the guest computer, you have to go to control panel-setings-add and remove programs and go to telephony and internet, the two telephone icons and install all the components for the telephony just like if you had a modem. remove your network card driver and turn-off the machine, you have to have your windos 98 disk in the D:drive. re-install your NIC and do the settings for TCP-IP and File and printing sharing again. PCI cards work better at this point. after these you may see at the properties on your network icon that is full with difrent tipe of drivers and options like vpp, pptp and others, that is all it takes.

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