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| | Re: hiiiii welcome...please find the right forum and start a thread there...someone appropriate will respond... zeroth  |
| | when you get your O/S completed we'll beta test it for you...anything's better than windows...lol |
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| | Do you have a long entry in your Computer Description field (under my computer/computer name)? Microsoft limits the length of this field and evidently any extra characters will overwrite the icon and it will show as blanks...not sure if this applies to you but it's worth a try. zeroth  |
 | did somebody slip something into the water cooler? |
| | Carlo, you need to give us more detail as to what you're asking... |
| | shofhyna, it depends on how far you want to shoot the signal and how much money you have. Give me some details, plus an idea of the topography and availability of line-of-sight and I'll be able to advise you. zeroth |
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| | First give me some specifics about the brand of router and computer, how many walls there are between the bedroom and your computer and the living room and your computer. That sort of thing. Wireless extenders can work but they present their own issues...they have to receive a signal to … |
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| | Re: URGENT!!! try logging on as administrator and create a new user...if that works, delete the old user. zeroth |
| | Make sure your computer has the resources to run the theme - if so, take a look at: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/945000[/url] zeroth |
| | Re: Crazy Router [QUOTE=skiborder25;686270]so I took the older linksys router and plugged it in to a ethernet wire that I ran from netgear router to the other end of house. I plug the ethernet into the computer and it works fine. Now I plug the linksys router into the same ethernet that works … |
| | Getnby, Are all three machines XP? You say they were sharing files before...did you add one new machine and this problem occurred or have you had all 3 for a while? zeroth |
| | not enough information...if you are having problems getting the old XP working on the internet, please go to a DOS window and type ipconfig /all and post the results here. zeroth |
| | mogivite, it sounds like you've got a wired and a wireless connection going, which really isn't a problem. I don't know why you have the issue when you update your router, I'm not familiar with that brand, but when you power down the units, you are effectively rebooting them, which … |
| | Run the camera setup disk and set the camera ip to be something out the range of your router's available dhcp range, i.e., if your router is setup to deliver ip's 192.168.1.100-200, then set the camera above that, say 192.168.1.222. When you reboot everything, you should be able to enter … |
 | Dragonfire, sounds like a video card memory issue to me. zeroth |
| | You first need to get the Vista printer driver for the network printer (I'm assuming this computer is NOT Vista) loaded onto the Vista machine and THEN connect the printer directly to your Vista machine and get it working. Then connect the printer as it was originally and try to … |
| | Re: Browsers [QUOTE=Majid Mojibian;693753]Hi, internet is connected to my computer, I am able to open Skype and MSN and work with that, but I can not connect to the internet using browsers like Firfox, internet Explorer and ... . Any body have any suggestion, Thanks[/QUOTE] Majid, Click the Start button, then Run...type … |
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| | Try this...it works when you need to connect a Vista Machine with a printer on an older machine, it should work in reverse...can't hurt to try!! First find out what your printer path is to the computer with the printer. \\ComputerName\PrinterName. Those two names are generally seen when you pick … |
| | [QUOTE=4fivers;646751]Hello, I have windows Vista. I have a laptop and access the internet wirless. I seem to run into a problem where windows explorer freezes and stops responding. I check for known problems for microsoft to fix and there just is nothing... I have never had it with XP.. Maybe … |
| | just download the newest version...it should write over the bad copy. |
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 | Right click on My Network Places and choose Properties. Right click on Local Area Connection OR your wireless connection and choose repair. zeroth |
| | Re: help needed Assuming you use Outlook, you can go to accounts and under the advanced tab there is an entry for Port Number. This is not an elegant solution but the normal server port number for incoming POP3 is 110. If you enter 1, for example, then this user will still be … |
 | Don't count on being able to run simultaneous static and dhcp on any setup with a Linksys router involved. ~z |
| | Same results? Are you saying you picked up the same IP Address 192.168.1.122 on both routers? |
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 | is there a quick way to get to a list of shortcuts? Like a shortcut to shortcuts... |
| | Re: RADIUS sever Remote Authentication Dial In User Service is a network protocol providing central access, authorization and accounting for connection to a network service.  |
| | I would guess that the router is bad. I've had a network for years and am on my 3rd Linksys router...they do go bad because they're running 24/7. I've also gone through about 5 of the cheap Linksys switches. Other than the pain in troubleshooting, it's still a lot more … |
| | We need some more information here. First, give your computer information, operating system, etc. Plus, please post a report here. Go to the command screen (Start, Run, enter cmd and return) enter ipconfig /all and copy the report for us. |
| | It's not a bad idea to connect via cable to check whether you can connect but you can disable either the wireless connection or the cable connection individually to test them. But in this case, Duki is telling you to enable your wireless card. In the ipconfig /all report there …  |
| | Re: [Help] Why my... Welcome to the forum IT noob, Since this is a forum about Windows Vista, could you please post your thread in the Hardware forum??? I believe you will find some help over there about your plug issue. |
| | Hi guys, I've been working with jholland for a couple of weeks and she's helped me tremendously getting rid of a Trogan and then cleaning up my system. Kudos follow her as she's off the forum for a week...she suggested somebody else might help with this last little issue. I'm … |
| | Reboot the machine. Go to users under Control Panel and make sure there are no other users set up on this machine, even Guest or Administrator. Once you've done that, try to open Microsoft Works from the Program Files under Start Menu. Works is already there on a Vista machine. … |
| | Try Belarc Advisor - that's a great program to have and it will tell you all about every device you have installed on the computer, all the drivers, all the licenses you have, everything... Once you get the manufacturer's name, you can go to the web site and download the … |
| | Simply use Windows Explorer and find a file on each computer...it doesn't have to be the same file name. Right click on that file and choose properties. Under properties go to the share tab and mark Share this file on the Network. If you want the other party to be … |
| | Re: What is a frame? Assuming you are referring to a video stream, a frame is one image, consisting of different amounts of data depending on the image quality. Video transmission is often measured in frames per second. Knowing the parameters of image quality you can then compute how much data is being sent over … |
| | Sometimes, problems can be as simple as a hardware connection not making proper contact...I just had an issue with an old machine that hadn't been used in a while. Just pulling the cards out and re-seating them was like a miracle...a dead machine coming back to life like new. |
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