[Mark McLeod]

• Turn off Windows Firewall
• Turn off any anti-virus programs
• Disable all Network adaptors except for the one you are using
• Check your PC's network adaptor to see that it is set to Dynamic or DHCP
• Connect your PC to the roboRIO via USB-A/B cable and ping 172.22.11.2
• Ping roboRIO-247-frc.local
• Ping roboRIO-247-frc.lan
• Fire up the roboRIO_ImagingTool to see if it can find the roboRIO
• Ping the IP address found by the ImagingTool
• Fire up the Driver Station, look on the setup tab and hit the down arrow beside your team number to see what rios it has listed and choose one.
• Check the Driver Station -> Diagnostics tab to see what it is pinging
• Use Task Manager -> Services tab (sort by name) and look for the status of nimDNSResponder

Alternate:

• Setup your robot radio for home use
• Set your PC to use DHCP
• Connect your PC to the robot radio via wireless and connect the roboRIO via Ethernet to the radio
• Fire up the roboRIO_ImagingTool to see if it can find the roboRIO

Read Troubleshooting: http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...roubleshooting
Radio for Home Use: http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...o-for-home-use