Unplug the lan cord that runs to your crio from the gaming adapter (unplug it at the gaming adapter)
1. Reset the gaming adapter to factory. (There is a small button that can be depressed with a paperclip to reset it. You may need to hold this button down.)
2. Run a wire directly TO the gaming adapter from your computer port.
3. Go into your computer's network properties, go the network adapter you are using, then highlight the TCP/IP settings and click properties again. Set the settings to
IP address: 192.168.1.(anything except 250)
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
4. Log in to the gaming adapter and follow the instructions found on the first website under control systems, chapter 5, Section 5.6.1. You want look at the gaming adapter configuration specifically - start at step #5.
Link to control system manual:
http://www.usfirst.org/uploadedFiles...ation-0-5c.pdf
This should enable your gaming adapter to work again with system. This is assuming your Router setup is STOCK, without any WPA added. After you've finished with the directions in the manual (starting from step 5), unplug you network cord from the gaming adapter and plug your gaming adapter back into your CRIO. Reboot everything.
Please note, after the step where you reset the gaming adapter's IP and subnet, you will NOT be able to connect to it from the IP address and subnet I listed above - so when you save it in the gaming adapter and it reboots, your web browser will no longer be able to pull up the page (unless you change your subnet and IP back to the programming settings of 10.team.number.6 and 255.0.0.0).
Don't forget to set your programming computer back to the correct IP address to program.