I have a client who is a quadriplegic. I set up a wireless network so he can print to a remote printer in another room. The wireless and printing works fine until . . . He also has a Verizon Broadband PCMCIA Card plugged into the same computer which he uses for the Internet. My problem is that as soon as he uses the Verizon Card to establish a connection to the Internet, the wirelessnetwork that was working no longer works and will not work again until you reboot the computer. Disconecting from the Verizon Internet does not restore the wireless network. Once the Verizon card takes over you can no longer Ping or communicate with anything on the wirelessnetwork. My IP scheme for the wireless is: Wireless Router/Switch192.168.10.1 Computer 192.168.10.10 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.10.1 Printer 192.168.10.100 All IP Configurations are hard coded, no DHCP is in use for the wireless network. The Verizon Internet Connection picks up a routeable IP address. Can anyone help?

Hi, Thank you for your post. Based on this situation, please perform the following steps to collect information for further research: 1. Please establish the connection to the Internet again to reproduce the issue. 2. After that, please wait for five minutes and collect the following information:Route Table==============a. Click Start, type cmd in the Start Search box, and press Enter.b. In the Command Prompt, type: route print > c:\route.txt, and press Enter.System Information==============a. Click Start, and type msinfo32 in the Start Search box.b. On the System Information window, click File, and click Save to export the system information to a .NFO file.Event Logs==============a. Click Start, and type eventvwr on the Start Search box.b. Expand Windows Logs, right-click System, and click Save Event As to export the system event log to a .evtx file.c. Right-click Application, and click Save Event As to export the application event log to a .evtx file. 3. Please upload the above files to the following space:https://sftasia.one.microsoft.com/choosetransfer.aspx?key=d42c8ea5-e247-4cda-bfb8-a72cd2a9578cPassword: SU3gi)MBCc6 Thanks. I look forward to your reply. Sincerely, Joson Zhou Microsoft Online Community Support