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Chapter 5: Troubleshooting
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Update your base station firmware.
Firmware is the software that is loaded into
your base station to provide network functions. You can update your base station
firmware by downloading it from the Internet and installing it on your base station. If
you are using a Microsoft base station, make sure that you are using the latest
firmware version.
To update Microsoft base station firmware
1.
Double-click the
Broadband Network Utility
icon on your taskbar to start
the utility.
2.
On the
Help
menu, click
Check for Updates Online
.
3.
If there is a newer version of the firmware available, follow the instructions on
the Web page to download the new software, firmware, or drivers.
Printing and File Sharing Problems
This section will help you solve problems that you might encounter while printing over
your network or accessing shared files and folders.
I can’t print to a networked printer.
The following troubleshooting steps will help you track down and solve the problem.
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Make sure that the printer is functioning properly.
There could be a problem with
the printer itself. Verify that the printer is on and working correctly by using the
printer’s self-test functions. See your printer documentation for specific
instructions.
If the printer does not pass the self test, try turning the printer off and back on
again. Make sure that the printer has ink and paper. If the printer is still failing, see
the printer documentation.
If the printer passes the self test, try printing from the computer that is connected
directly to the printer. If this computer will not print successfully, you may need to
install printer drivers or check the cable connecting the printer to your computer.
See the following troubleshooting steps for more information.
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Make sure that all cables are securely connected.
Check that the cables in your
network are securely connected to the correct ports. Check all power cables and the
cables between the printer and the host computer or network. Make sure that the
status lights on the base station and each network adapter are illuminated to
indicate that each connected Ethernet port is working properly. If the status lights
are not illuminated, try a different type of Ethernet cable (straight-through or
crossover) or a different network port.