> Tonight I came home and my work computer (Powerbook G4 OS 10.4.8)
> cannot see my network, although it CAN see my neighbor's network. My
> kids' eMac, on the other hand, sees my network just fine.
Craig-
If you can find a program like MacStumbler or iStumbler, it will provide
more information about the wireless signals in your area. (The program
requires that the computer has an Airport card.)
If you and your neighbor both happen to be on the same channel, then
changing yours to one as far away as possible may clear up your problem.
One other cause of interference is a 2400 MHz cordless phone. You
didn't happen to just install one, did you?
Fred
Warren Oates - 08 Nov 2006 18:18 GMT
> If you can find a program like MacStumbler or iStumbler, it will provide
> more information about the wireless signals in your area. (The program
> requires that the computer has an Airport card.)
>
> If you and your neighbor both happen to be on the same channel, then
> changing yours to one as far away as possible may clear up your problem.
Most wireless routers default to channel 6. Try setting yours to either
1 or 11. (There are other channels, but they "overlap" and should be
avoided if possible).

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Mr. Tapeguy - 09 Nov 2006 09:24 GMT
> > If you can find a program like MacStumbler or iStumbler, it will provide
> > more information about the wireless signals in your area. (The program
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> 1 or 11. (There are other channels, but they "overlap" and should be
> avoided if possible).
I am not sure how to reset an Airport express but again, why would it
do this all of a sudden and why is my network invisible only to my
Powerbook?
Still Stumped,
Craig
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Mr. Tapeguy - 09 Nov 2006 09:23 GMT
> > Tonight I came home and my work computer (Powerbook G4 OS 10.4.8)
> > cannot see my network, although it CAN see my neighbor's network. My
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> One other cause of interference is a 2400 MHz cordless phone. You
> didn't happen to just install one, did you?
Fred,
No new phone. I used Stumbler to search for the network and again, my
laptop still fails to see it while my eMac does. D'oh!
My laptop continues to work fine with the Airport at my office and
other wireless networks - I'm on the road right now.
Both computers can see my neighbor's linksys. Good thing I can receive
it while mine is on the fritz!
This one is really a puzzler....
Craig
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Warren Oates - 09 Nov 2006 12:31 GMT
> No new phone. I used Stumbler to search for the network and again, my
> laptop still fails to see it while my eMac does. D'oh!
You didn't change the security settings or anything?

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Mr. Tapeguy - 10 Nov 2006 15:35 GMT
> > No new phone. I used Stumbler to search for the network and again, my
> > laptop still fails to see it while my eMac does. D'oh!
>
> You didn't change the security settings or anything?
> --
Absolutely not. Just came home one day and no recognizey. I suppose I
can check the security setting though but they would have had to change
themselves.
Craig
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