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fixerupper

12-15-2005 18:58:36




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Well, we got a new one. The old puter was puffing pretty hard and the handwriting was on the wall. New one has a Sony 19" LCD screen that just blows my mind. Anyway, the startup problems are not over yet and I'm getting impatient real fast. The tech installed it and he knew his stuff but we opted to add a router so my wife can use the new printer with her laptop without wires. The internet cable (wireless)is supposed to go into the router but it's a big co-ax and the router doesn't have ports like that, so the internet company was called and they said they need to come install a "workgroup bridge". I set up a time with them and right after that the phone line shorted out somewhere between here and town. Called customer service and she said the tech will be finding the problem within 27 hours. In the meantime internet company is trying to get hold of me to tell me the tech can't come at the scheduled time, but the phone is down and I forgot to give them my cell number. 52 hours later the phone company calls to tell us the line is fixed. Called internet company to find out why they didn't come and they sent a man out right away, he installed the bridge, went to install the software for the router (remember the router?) and the puter locked up, so he left without completing the job. Now I figure out the puter will start without locking if the printer is shut off. Tried to install the router software and spyware prevented it so I disabled the spyware and it still won't install because of spyware blocking it. So now I'm fogging the windows setting off steam. Whew, now I feel better. Jim

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steve from mo - dangit!

12-16-2005 06:25:12




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 Ruh-roh. My warning lights are coming on. in reply to fixerupper, 12-15-2005 18:58:36  
I just got done doing the same thing at my house, myself. It"s not rocket science. You need a new tech and maybe a new service company. I think you are getting hosed. You have probably been sold a bunch of stuff you don"t need.

Sammy is right - the first thing you need is to get all the excess software off your computer. Nothing else will go right until this is done. You can use Symantec"s website to run a spyware search and then delete everything that shows up in their search.

You should not need a workgroup bridge or any other kind of bridge with that setup. A bridge is for hooking two separate networks together. The fast internet should come in through a modem which should have Cat 5e or Cat 6 output to a cable that plugs directly into the WAN port on the router.

Your computer would have a network card which uses another Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable directly to a LAN port on the router. Once you get your computer running properly the router setup is fairly simple. Be careful to record the router WEP codes for setting up your wife"s wireless access.

Your wife"s computer will have a wireless card which needs to have its WEP codes set so it will work with that wireless router.

If you want your wife to be able to use the printer without the other computer turned on, you will need a print server. You can use a wired (from the router) or wireless (put the printer anywhere) print server. If you leave the printer hooked to your computer, your computer will have to be turned on for her to use the printer. Some wireless print servers include a bridge, but I still don"t think you need one.

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sammy the RED

12-15-2005 19:47:42




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 Re: New Puter in reply to fixerupper, 12-15-2005 18:58:36  
Do a file search for AOL and delete all of them you find.

New computers come packed with spyware and other junk one does not need.



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fixerupper

12-16-2005 16:08:45




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 Re: New Puter in reply to sammy the RED, 12-15-2005 19:47:42  
Thanks for the info. I need all the suggestions I can get. Jim



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fixerupper

12-16-2005 16:06:53




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 Re: New Puter in reply to sammy the RED, 12-15-2005 19:47:42  
Thanks for the info. I need all the suggestions I can get. Jim



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Dave H (MI)

12-16-2005 09:30:59




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 Re: New Puter in reply to sammy the RED, 12-15-2005 19:47:42  
Get a little snow down your way?



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sammy the RED

12-16-2005 11:11:41




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 Re: New Puter in reply to Dave H (MI), 12-16-2005 09:30:59  
'Bout 5", now the wind is blowing the drive shut with that ^$*)^# white stuff !



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Dave H (MI)

12-16-2005 13:06:39




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 Re: New Puter in reply to sammy the RED, 12-16-2005 11:11:41  
Your lucky. I'd say we got a sight more than 5" but don't really know how much exactly. It's heavy and wet. Awful pretty when the sun hit it at dawn this AM but making things a little harder than they need to be. Take good care of my plow!

Dave



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