Thanks, actually did that this evening.
Have now discovered that other compters are working fine, it is just one that is not.
computer that is not working Brandnew Windows7 Home Premium 64-bit (tried both hardwired and wireless) (this was working a week ago before the hard shutdown)
Computers that are working:
Windows 7 Professional 32-bit laptop (wireless)
Windows XP SP3 netbook (wireless)
Windows XP SP3 desktop (hardwired)
I was running with the IP address static, since the reset, it is now DHCP, and all other computers have responded fine.
All computers are running McAfee anti-virus (provided by AT&T)
Router is a Linksys WRT54G-TM
LS-WX2.0TL/R1 at firmware 1.52
IP address 192.168.0.106 (set by DHCP)
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.0.1
MAC 4C:E6:76:2E:54:37
If I type \\192.168.0.106 as an address into Windows explorer on the computer that does not work, I get a "NEtwork Error Windows cannot access \\192.168.0.106 Check the spelling...." pop-up. When I do the same thing on other computers, then the drive directories pop up.
I have tried turing off the firewall on the computer that does not work, no change in behavior
There have been no Windows updates installed since 7/17 (which is before I bought the disk and had it workign on this computer)
On the computer that is not working, I have uninstalled NASNavigator, and then re-installed
iTunes, NasNavigator and Web interfaace all work on the computer that Windows cannot 'see' the disks.
Any ideas?
I'm befuzzled to say the least.