I have a dedicated computer in my basement running Mach3.

I do all my drawing and programming on my main computer in my workroom.

When a program is finish, I have to copy it on my USB key and transfer it to my computer running Mach3 in my basement.

I have tried a couple of time to connect my Mach3 computer to internet and to connect to my wireless network so I can transfer my CNC program from my main computer to the other.

The problem is as soon as I install the wireless board, Mach3 will not run, the computer freeze, I have to reset it.

They're not conflict in the control panel, tried the special driver, no success, driver test run fine.

I can connect to the internet and surf on the web.

I had to remove this board in order to install the wireless board (No more PCI slot)



I have tried to re-install Mach3 when the wireless board in in the computer with no success again.

I really don't know what to do.

If somebody could help!!!

I think Brett had problems with wireless connections, maybe he discovered something. I have used wireless conections on my mill and not had any problems but it was a USB wireless adapter that I used.
Hood

You could always run a cable from wherever your wireless router is down to the basement and just use a wired connection. Not the answer your looking for, though.

I am running a similar wireless network with no problem.  Have not had any conflicts with Mach3 and the wireless network card.  Also have a wireless mouse on the shop computer  and have had no problems with interference.

You did say that you have separate Mach3 program on each computer; Didn't you?  I do the design and program code on my office computer then use my Wi-Fi connection to import the LCAM and Tap files into my shop computer.  Works well.  Occasionally, I will forget and try to run a program or load Mach3 from the office computer to the shop computer and that does not work.

Bob@BobsShop - whistling and Wi-Fi-ing

Ostie, I had nothing but trouble from a wireless connection on my machine PC. It would even cause the blue screen of death. I have heard of many having great success with wireless, but it didn't work for me at all. I never narrowed it any further than the wireless connection though. It was too easy to run a cable and do away with it. I was using a D-link USB adapter. I would even get the blue screen of death. What brand is the card you've been trying?

Brett

I have a similar set up as described.

My office computer has the wireless router attached via a cable. My workshop computer has a wireless dongle in one of the USB ports.

I don't do anything fancy - just set up the wireless network using  Windows. and tranfer the files via the "My Network places" folders - works very well.

Perhaps the card insert has interference problems. I would try a wireless dongle on your workshop setup.