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Posted 30 January 2010 - 09:12 AM
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Posted 30 January 2010 - 09:15 PM
Right click on what?
I right click on the single-computer icon and there is no "properties."
The little icon is still thinking
I pressed the repair option and it didn't complete... just keeps thinking...........
ThunderZ???
I right click on the single-computer icon and there is no "properties."
The little icon is still thinking
I pressed the repair option and it didn't complete... just keeps thinking...........
ThunderZ???
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Posted 30 January 2010 - 09:48 PM
Sorry. Was out all day.
Now that we have WPA support you should be able to follow the directions in post #27.
If you already have fine. If not then please do.
Allow each of the following commands to complete after hitting Enter before moving on to the next one. If you receive any errors please make note of them and post them in your next reply.
Please do the following; Go to start > run > type in cmd. In the window that opens at the flashing prompt type in ipconfig /release. Note the space between ipconfig and /. Hit Enter. Then type ipconfig /renew hit Enter. Then type ipconfig /flushdns. Then type ipconfig /all.
Then click on the C:\ at the top of the open window Edit > Select All then again and copy. Paste the results in your next post.
Now that we have WPA support you should be able to follow the directions in post #27.
If you already have fine. If not then please do.
Allow each of the following commands to complete after hitting Enter before moving on to the next one. If you receive any errors please make note of them and post them in your next reply.
Please do the following; Go to start > run > type in cmd. In the window that opens at the flashing prompt type in ipconfig /release. Note the space between ipconfig and /. Hit Enter. Then type ipconfig /renew hit Enter. Then type ipconfig /flushdns. Then type ipconfig /all.
Then click on the C:\ at the top of the open window Edit > Select All then again and copy. Paste the results in your next post.
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Posted 04 February 2010 - 02:57 PM
I just moved and don't currently have internet 
I can do all the following, but should I wait until I have hooked up my internet ant have a wireless signal again?
I can do all the following, but should I wait until I have hooked up my internet ant have a wireless signal again?
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Posted 04 February 2010 - 03:51 PM
It won`t hurt to do it now. But without a wireless connection there is no way to test it to see if the problem is solved.
It is totally up to you. But should hurt nothing to go ahead and do it.
It is totally up to you. But should hurt nothing to go ahead and do it.
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Posted 12 March 2010 - 04:47 PM
Hi There,
Are you still there to help? Sorry it took a lot longer than I thought!
And there's been another complication, which is: I couldn't 'activate windows' so when I turned on my computer it wouldn't do anything. So, I had to reinstall XP again from scratch
However, the good news is that, I am directly connected to the internet. I would like to connect through the wireless again, but right now I just want internet explorer to open and go online will directly connected via wire.
Are you still there to help? Sorry it took a lot longer than I thought!
And there's been another complication, which is: I couldn't 'activate windows' so when I turned on my computer it wouldn't do anything. So, I had to reinstall XP again from scratch
However, the good news is that, I am directly connected to the internet. I would like to connect through the wireless again, but right now I just want internet explorer to open and go online will directly connected via wire.
