1. No wait,he fixed it. He was allowing the port to only 'Recognized PC's', which I assume means only ones on the local network. He set it to 'All PC's' and it works fine :D~oldieNot everyone can decipher Klingon script... chay' ta' SoH tlhe' vam Doch Daq

    No wait,he fixed it. He was allowing the port to only ‘Recognized PC’s’, which I assume means only ones on the local network. He set it to ‘All PC’s’ and it works fine 😀

    ~oldie
    Not everyone can decipher Klingon script…
    chay’ ta’ SoH tlhe’ vam Doch Daq

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  2. The manual THX points too appears not to include all the setup details? It appears to be a very basic "user" guide...The info here:https://adventprintersupport-en.cus...goes through the wifi aspect...and it's part of the complete (extended) manual here:https://adventprintersupport-en.cus...(copy andRead more

    The manual THX points too appears not to include all the setup details? It appears to be a very basic “user” guide…

    The info here:

    https://adventprintersupport-en.cus…

    goes through the wifi aspect…

    and it’s part of the complete (extended) manual here:

    https://adventprintersupport-en.cus…

    (copy and paste the whole link into your browser)

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  3. If its 32 bit XP Pro your computer will only recognize 3.5 GB.That is entirely dependent on the motherboard. With some motherboards it can be as low as 2.8 GbsYou are also making the assumption that the motherboard can take 2Gb memory modules. A dangerous assumption to make. 512 Mbs modules may wellRead more

    If its 32 bit XP Pro your computer will only recognize 3.5 GB.

    That is entirely dependent on the motherboard. With some motherboards it can be as low as 2.8 Gbs

    You are also making the assumption that the motherboard can take 2Gb memory modules. A dangerous assumption to make. 512 Mbs modules may well be the maximum the motherboard can take, Even if the motherboard could take 2GB memory modules, there is a maximum the motherboard can support regardless of how much memory you can physically install.

    As JohnR said, you need to know the motherboard details before anything can be said about memory.

    Stuart

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  4. if u meet the specs check in the graphics options for the game for full screen or press alt+enter but make sure to check the game's settings firstcomputers are a second home NVIDIA GeForcetoxict51

    if u meet the specs check in the graphics options for the game for full screen
    or press alt+enter but make sure to check the game’s settings first

    computers are a second home
    NVIDIA GeForce
    toxict51

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  5. Thanks guys for your replyi managed to solve my issue by using a freeware filezilla which enable to me to disconnect the user when they have idle for too long

    Thanks guys for your reply
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  6. You have a 10yr old machine you inherited and can't reimage it. Strange but if you say so. Anyone confirm the hardware is working? How about doing a new install of 2000 on it? Network card lights up when a cable is plugged into it?

    You have a 10yr old machine you inherited and can’t reimage it.
    Strange but if you say so.

    Anyone confirm the hardware is working?
    How about doing a new install of 2000 on it?
    Network card lights up when a cable is plugged into it?

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  7. Are you sure you made your Wifi Visible? There is usually an option to make it invisible so only those who know the log in name as well as the key can manually configure the connection. It may be a check box or a drop down menu so you can look for it in the set up. Make sure that you have changed thRead more

    Are you sure you made your Wifi Visible? There is usually an option to make it invisible so only those who know the log in name as well as the key can manually configure the connection. It may be a check box or a drop down menu so you can look for it in the set up.
    Make sure that you have changed the log in name, log in key, and the administrator password for security and write them down, typically at least in the user manual supplied.

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  8. You have to use the manual method for your printer which means you need to enter the router access information.

    You have to use the manual method for your printer which means you need to enter the router access information.

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  9. What kind of service is Hughes Net? Is it cable? DSL? What kind of modem did they install and what is it connected to at the moment?If you have a direct connection from modem to a PC and that PC is getting internet then the first step to take is determine exactly the connection settings. I don't knoRead more

    What kind of service is Hughes Net? Is it cable? DSL? What kind of modem did they install and what is it connected to at the moment?

    If you have a direct connection from modem to a PC and that PC is getting internet then the first step to take is determine exactly the connection settings. I don’t know whether the method is different in WIN7 as I use XP and in a commandprompt I run ipconfig /all to find out all the details of Gateway IP, & Subnet mask, DNS details etc.

    Write all these down.

    Then make connection from modem to router WAN port and from router LAN port to PC in order to configure the router.

    Read the router manual to find out how to log into it’s admin interface, and if it does not automatically detect the internet you may need to manually configure the settings according to what you wrote down earlier. Get a wired connection working first then look at the wireless configuration.

    Goin’ Fishin’ (Some day)

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  10. Modems don't have an IMEI number. That only applies to Mobile Phones. You find the IMEI number by typing *#06# on the key pad. As Modems don't have a keypad that could be difficult. The nearest thing you will get to it is MAC number. Id that what you are after? You can fine the MAC number for a ModeRead more

    Modems don’t have an IMEI number. That only applies to Mobile Phones. You find the IMEI number by typing *#06# on the key pad. As Modems don’t have a keypad that could be difficult.
    The nearest thing you will get to it is MAC number. Id that what you are after?

    You can fine the MAC number for a Modem connected to the computer by going to a command prompt and typeing ipconfig /all.

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