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HELP ON FIXING LOCAL NETWORK CONNECTION

Last answer on Oct 29, 2009 2:57:45 pm GMT Chris, on Jun 18, 2009 1:19:07 am BST 
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Hello, im wondering how to fix a local network connection. I'm trying to connect two (2) computers together that are side by side with each other in the same room.

I'm trying to connect my network the right way so I may play, "Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour" with my friends and family. When my Brother and I are in the loby; he can see me but I can't see him on the list of players on the list of players and hosted matches. But when I create a game, he will click "join game". Then a window pops up saying "Connection timed out". This is a problem; for this is a game i would like to play, link played. Please send responce ASAP!!! Any type, tip, ANSWER/RESOLUTION, or pach (particularly FREE) please tell me about it and give me a link for that download or just tell me the answer. Please and thank you!!!

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narita, on Jun 28, 2009 1:57:24 am BST
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On the options menu you have to put the real IP of the computer, not the internal from the LAN. normally, by default the game puts himself the ip but it can change alone.

cheers

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somu, on Jul 24, 2009 7:21:27 am BST

I am not yet to localare connection

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 vortex, on Oct 29, 2009 2:57:45 pm GMT
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Please don’t be panic because these problems have been solved. It’s a large procedure. Only you have to follow those procedure step by step than I think you can solve this problem easily.
Below the solution is given for windows 7 users.

http://xclusive4all.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-to-setup-local-­area-connection-in.html
http://xclusive4all.blogspot.com/...

Goes through the link you can also able to find for windows XP users too.

http://xclusive4all.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-to-configure-la­n-and-internet.html
http://xclusive4all.blogspot.com/2009/04/set-up-home-or-lan-­network-cable.html

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