[beekermc]

We need to find a way for the computer to find the iHub. Maybe try that other router you got. Plug the iHub and your computer into it, unplug your dial up connection and see if wiznet can find it.

[Desertbuster]

okay I will give that a try. thanks. I was waiting on page 14. da

[beekermc]

Any luck? I have an idea as to what this problem may be desertbuster. Do you have your ethernet port disabled, either manually or by not having the driver installed? Here's how to check. Click on start and right click on my computer (if you're using xp, you're name if you are using Vista). A list will pop up select properties and navigate to the tab where you see "device manager" at the top click on that and a little window with a list of devices should show up. One of those should be "Network adapters" or something to that effect.

The other way to check this would be to goto control panel>network connections and just post the writing from whatever icons you see in there. (This is probably the easier way).

[Desertbuster]

DIRECT
THE INTERNET (1)
CONNECTED, FIREWALL
WAN MINIPORT (ATW)

LAN OR HIGH SPEED INTERNET
LOCAL AREA CONNECTION 3
DISABLED, FIREWALL
BROADBAND 440x10/100 integre

Iconss they both have two monitors. conection to something else.the fist one has a tick on monitor, both have padlocks on them.

[Desertbuster]

Also did it the first way. network adaptor connected by a line underneath it says broadband with an X on it

[beekermc]

"Disabled", there it is. Plug the ethernet cable into the router and into the ethernet port and right click on the disabled one and enable it.

[beekermc]

Then plug the ihub into the same router and start wiznet and see if you can find it.

[Desertbuster]

I have enabled it but to no avail should I try connecting the ihub directly to the computer modem again

[Desertbuster]

I enabled it on the computer, wrong again

[beekermc]

Yeah try it out, always reboot the receiver when trying to find it. Reboot then wait 'til it powers on and then hit search.

[Desertbuster]

the network adapter is now enabled, but wiznet still not finding ihub. when I diconnected the ethernet from the router it did say it was disconnected to the router and computer are comunicating. what next

[Desertbuster]

GOT IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ITS SAY VERSION 1.0 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Desertbuster]

WHAT DO I DO NOW . CARRY ON WITH YOUR INSTRUCTIONS. iiAM BLOWN AWAY. GOB SMACKED YOU NAME IT

[Desertbuster]

The top port reads 0 is that okay the other lower is 1920.. it goes from static to dhcp. is that because I have dhcp on the receiver.local ip reads 192.168.1.46

[beekermc]

Ok settle down

So carry on with the instructions. Apply those settings and then search again to see that they took effect.

[Desertbuster]

okay I will keep going ,thank you a thousand times :-)

[Desertbuster]

There are numbers on the ipconfig on the tv screen, yipeee do I leave it on dhcp or change it to static

[beekermc]

Change it to static using wiznet. Do it more than once if it doesn't take the first time.

[Desertbuster]

did that without realising. version 1.0 is still in top left hand corner, no mention of an error. still continue? i local ip still reads 192.168.1.46

[beekermc]

Ok, what I would do right now if I were you is to go ahead and try to load 1.4. So, go to wiznet and find the ihub then hit the upload button, then select the unzipped 1.4 firmware and wait until it's finished. Then after that power off the receiver using the switch power it back on and search for the ihub using wiznet. Let me know if it's 1.4. Good luck!