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I have an HP 100 wireless print server for Mac which has been functioning properly for a quite a while. Recently the 3rd LED has been blinking red, and my laptop cannot see the printer anymore. I tried switching out the wireless card, but that did not solve the problem. I can connect via USB and...

I have a turquoise iBook that will not boot. It powers up and I can hear the hard drive spinning but it never boots past the blue screen. I tried the disk utility from the install disk, but the "verify" and "repair" buttons remained grayed out. Also, I put in an install disk, and attempted to...

Is there a brand of router that tends to work better with Macs?

We do have one Linksys router that connects 2 printers, 3 desktops and a Comsifter. Otherwise, we have 2 Airport Extreme base stations, and an older Airport base station connected via ethernet. We are not using any wireless bridging (not yet, at least...but I plan on setting it up soon to extend...

My apologies...We have about 50 computers at a small private school, all Macs, and they are a collection of older iMacs, a few eMacs, a few G3 iBooks, some G3 desktops, some G4 desktops, and 2 G5 iMacs. Recently added a few of the new Intel Macbooks. The OS's range from OS 9.2 to 10.4. When...

Can someone explain to me why some computers show up on the network only some of the time? This is a really simplified question because it simply doesn't make sense. The same computer will show up an hour later, although nothing changed. I checked network settings, made sure sharing was...

I was attempting to upgrade a Dual USB model G3 iBook running 9.2.2 to 10.3.9. Halfway through the install, it hung on me, and the hard drive sounded like it was spinning, but it was clicking. I baled out of the install, booted from the CD, erased the drive, and attempted a new install. However...

It required me to install the drivers from the disk. I will see if there are updated drivers from the manufacturer's site. It is just odd that the device is working on the network, but not providing Internet connection. So it must not be receiving an IP address.

I am in charge of a network of Macs at a small private school, and I'm relatively new to Mac networking, so please forgive me if there is an "easy" solution to this problem. I have a G4 PowerMac running 10.3.9, wirelessly connected to an Airport Extreme Base Station using an Aeropad USB...