1. Yes, do it that way Shanna, post the logs as we progress.

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  2. Install freeCommander & you should be able to see your folder/files. Copy & paste as required.freeCommanderhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/File-m...http://www.softpedia.com/progScreen...http://www.freecommander.com/index_...English Help fileshttp://www.freecommander.com/fc_lan...http://www.freeRead more

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  3. The additional public ip addresses are for other servers, you may run and provide services to the internet and are static ip addresses.E.g.:You may run a public email server, that consumes one public ip address.On another server you are running a web server, that should be accessable from the internRead more

    The additional public ip addresses are for other servers, you may run and provide services to the internet and are static ip addresses.
    E.g.:
    You may run a public email server, that consumes one public ip address.
    On another server you are running a web server, that should be accessable from the internet and therefore needs another public ip address.
    In addition, you may run a database server, vpn server, own public DNS server a.s.o., which all must be accessable from the internet and therefore, you need public ip addresses.

    But if you only need the internet line to surf the net, you only need one public ip address and this one ip address must not necessarily be a static ip address.

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  4. In answer to your post title, yes, you should leave your router on all the time. If you keep switching it off, every time you turn it back on it will have to 'sync" with your DSL line which can sometimes take up to two or three minutes. The wait can be really annoying and can be avoided by not turniRead more

    In answer to your post title, yes, you should leave your router on all the time. If you keep switching it off, every time you turn it back on it will have to ‘sync” with your DSL line which can sometimes take up to two or three minutes. The wait can be really annoying and can be avoided by not turning it off in the first place. Leaving it on will not do it any harm, they are designed to be left on 24/7.

    For your Wii, you can try changing the wireless channel in your router’s setup utility which runs in a web browser.

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  5. Yeah, I kind of figured it was something like that. I had tried to type in IP addresses for the device to pull up a site where I could see config settings and such like I can with my Belkin router at home, and no site would ever come up. So I don't think internet management is available, or I mightRead more

    Yeah, I kind of figured it was something like that. I had tried to type in IP addresses for the device to pull up a site where I could see config settings and such like I can with my Belkin router at home, and no site would ever come up. So I don’t think internet management is available, or I might just not have figured out the right address.

    If you open a command prompt on a client computer and type the following command:

    ipconfig /all

    the default gateway IP should be the IP of the router. Try that in your web browser and see if the router’s management interface doesn’t come up. If it doesn’t, you may need to recycle the power on the router (ie: unplug it, count to ten slowly, plug it back in and let it boot up) and try again.

    You probably can’t remote into the management interface but should be able to from any LAN client computer.

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  6. NOTE that if you got the router, or combo high speed modem / router, supplied to you from your ISP, the default user name and password used to access the configuration settings of the router are often different than they are in the generic manual for the model. In that case, go to ISP's web site andRead more

    NOTE that if you got the router, or combo high speed modem / router, supplied to you from your ISP, the default user name and password used to access the configuration settings of the router are often different than they are in the generic manual for the model. In that case, go to ISP’s web site and confirm what the user name and password are for the router, or combo modem / router, model they supplied.

    There are often several revisions of a router model. The printed or on-the-CD manual that came with a router you bought yourself will have the correct user name and password. However, if you look up the manual on the web, you must choose the correct revision, if there is more than one, and often you must select the region of the world you bought it in, in order to be sure you’re using the right manual and right default user name and password.

    Read the manual for it – there’s an obvious, or a hidden, physical reset switch you can press that sets the router’s configuration settings back to defaults.

    You must access the router, then type in the user name and password to access it’s configuration settings.
    You access the router either by typing it’s default URL in an internet browser – 192.168.xxx.xxx (it’s stated in the manual) – or you can click on an icon for the router model in your network properties if it’s shown there.

    If you’re using a wireless network adapter on your computer, if your wireless connection isn’t successfully connecting to the router, you must plug a network cable into the router from your computer’s wired network adapter in order to access it.

    Some wireless routers have the wireless broadcast set to OFF by default, in which case a wireless connection to it will NOT work by default – you must connect a network cable to the router in order to change settings to switch that ON.

    You can only connect to the router from one computer either via a wired or wireless connection to connect to the internet, at any one time. If you change the way you’re connecting, Restart Windows to get it to recognize the change.

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  7. If it does have bridge mode but it isn't working that's likely a setup/configuration issue. Read the documents carefully and do some google searches for info on connecting that router to another wirelessly using bridge mode. Chances are, someone's already done it and made that info available on theRead more

    If it does have bridge mode but it isn’t working that’s likely a setup/configuration issue. Read the documents carefully and do some google searches for info on connecting that router to another wirelessly using bridge mode. Chances are, someone’s already done it and made that info available on the web.

    It matters not how straight the gate,
    How charged with punishments the scroll,
    I am the master of my fate;
    I am the captain of my soul.

    ***William Henley***

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  8. Close the program. Double tap the home button, it will bring up the most recently used programs. I'm assuming your using the Google Chrome program so locate that program and swipe up on the picture of Google Chrome. This will close the program. Now try using it again and see if it works. If that doeRead more

    Close the program. Double tap the home button, it will bring up the most recently used programs. I’m assuming your using the Google Chrome program so locate that program and swipe up on the picture of Google Chrome. This will close the program. Now try using it again and see if it works.

    If that doesn’t work, hold down the home and sleep buttons until you see the Apple logo, then let it boot up and try it again.

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  9. I believe what you have is a Dimension 5150. It's appears the CPU is a Pentium 4 & according to the following, it's either a 5XX and 6XX series. If I had to guess, I'd say it's a 511 but you need to know for sure.http://support.dell.com/support/edo...Try using this to identify the CPU:http://wwwRead more

    I believe what you have is a Dimension 5150. It’s appears the CPU is a Pentium 4 & according to the following, it’s either a 5XX and 6XX series. If I had to guess, I’d say it’s a 511 but you need to know for sure.

    http://support.dell.com/support/edo…

    Try using this to identify the CPU:

    http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-…

    For a decent Win7 experience, you will need 4GB RAM & I recommend a graphics card upgrade as well.

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  10. It's NOT a good idea to leave your email address in a post anywhere on the web - there are malicious people and malicious programs that are constantly looking for email address to abuse. You should delete it.You can Edit any of your own posts on this web site, for a limited time, by clicking on theRead more

    It’s NOT a good idea to leave your email address in a post anywhere on the web – there are malicious people and malicious programs that are constantly looking for email address to abuse. You should delete it.
    You can Edit any of your own posts on this web site, for a limited time, by clicking on the the Edit this message link at the bottom of your own posts.
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    Failing power supplies are common and can cause your symptoms.
    Check your PS.
    They often partially work, fans and hard drives may spin, leds may come on, yet you may get no video and the mboard will not boot all the way.
    See response 4 in this:
    http://www.computing.net/hardware/w…

    If you can borrow a power supply from another working computer, try connecting that.

    Mainboard – Mercury PI945GCM
    http://www.mercury-pc.com/product-d…

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