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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #16 on: 03 July 2008, 09:58:55 »

I'm online via the laptop!!

I don't know what I've just done different from last night ...... but who cares! I've done it!

One easy question for you. I've done it before but can't remember how. :-[ When you open a new tab using Vista, how do you make it automatically go to your 'Home Page'?
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #17 on: 03 July 2008, 11:20:38 »

Sorry to jump in! Re "home page"..........start--control panel--internet settings--general--home page......then type your "home page" aol, yahoo, google etc.   :y
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #18 on: 03 July 2008, 11:31:29 »

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Sorry to jump in! Re "home page"..........start--control panel--internet settings--general--home page......then type your "home page" aol, yahoo, google etc.   :y


Thanks Drew. I was having problems making the new tab go direrectly to the set home page. I had actually ticked the correct box but it wouldn't play ball. Sorted now though but thanks again.
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #19 on: 03 July 2008, 11:46:59 »

Glad you've got it working Andy.  Nice one!  :y
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #20 on: 03 July 2008, 14:41:42 »

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Glad you've got it working Andy.  Nice one!  :y

Thanks. I was having one last try, but put the WPA WEP (?) seetings back to how it was, put the code in (can't even remember now whether I used capitals or not ::)) & the laptop top connected!

I'll She'll be able to surf from the couch now!  ;D  :y
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #21 on: 24 July 2008, 15:54:04 »

 :'(  :'(  :'(  :'(
I've lost use of my main PC cos daughter's laptop seems to have lost its interweb connection!  :(
"The wireless security settings on this computer do not match the settings on the Livebox-1330" is the message she is now getting on the laptop. She says that all was well one minute & then the connection just went.
I've tried resetting the Livebox by pressing & hold button 1 on the side till the antena(sp?) led started to flash, & putting the long security key in again.
When I go to 'connect to' on the laptop I get the screen with the various neighbours connections available, & instead of the graph like indiction of signal strength available she just has a red cross against our Livebox, however if  turn off the wireless & then turn it back again, it shows our Livebox signal strength at max.  :-/ :-/ :-/

That's me now at the limit of my PC knowledge.

Any ideas or suggestions greatfully recieved
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #22 on: 24 July 2008, 16:20:45 »

Check that windows firewall is not blocking you .. control panel/security windows firewall .. turn it off !!  see what happens.

Windows firewall often resets itself if you do an automatic update.. its a pain in the arse.

I have autoupdates turned off, and windows firewall off permanently. I use an independent firewall which actually TELLS me when it blocks something ... unlike windows firewall which just does its own thing whenever it wants !!

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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #23 on: 24 July 2008, 16:29:53 »

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Check that windows firewall is not blocking you .. control panel/security windows firewall .. turn it off !!  see what happens.

Windows firewall often resets itself if you do an automatic update.. its a pain in the arse. .....

On the main PC?  
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #24 on: 24 July 2008, 16:31:37 »

yes ... I reckon the livebox is OK .. it's the computor that's not talking !!
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #25 on: 24 July 2008, 17:15:28 »

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yes ... I reckon the livebox is OK .. it's the computor that's not talking !!

I'll see what I can find. I'm off under my car now. The MOT tester said that there was the start of some play in a steering idler, I've been intending to have a look.
The MOT ran out yesterday.  :-[   ::)
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Re: wireless internet
« Reply #26 on: 24 July 2008, 21:31:01 »

I haven't done these sort of routers for a couple of years but i remember there is a connection mode with turns off after a certain time
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