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Maybe restarting the computer should work?

Welcome back, babis! I love FOOOD's icon sets...I use them as icons for my hard drives and USB drives and stuff...

Counter-Strike 1.5 on map cs_office!

No problem! That's what its there for!

Can you guess what it is? N30W1N?

ROFL! :rofl: Chris knows well! Works for me...But I don't like the logo...Ask Jay_Stealth or ThA_FiLeR to make you a nice logo...Their work is really good!

14 and counting!

OK, thanks for letting us know, Aaron! I really appreciate it! I might make my unattended CD during my Christmas holidays...

AaronXP or b0red, when will the Windows XP Unattended page be updated? So I won't have to go through all the posts looking for the right information...

Happy Birthday, Drew!

WTF are you talking! We're talking routers here, not computers! :rofl: Good night!

I helped someone I know in California into using this...Talked to her over the phone...

Correct! And that's where I'm going to buy it! My dad said its OK...And I get $15 off both of the wireless PC cards I bought! He first disagreed with it, and asked me why I couldn't just keep the regular ones I have now...I convinced him to get another one! sven, its getting more complicated noe! You remember what I said in school...

ggtyh, thanks for letting me know! I appreciate you answering most of my network problems...And as I said above, the worst that could happen is that it doesn't work and I bring it back...Right? "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"

My bad... Read too fast... Reinstall Server 2003 and call Microsoft up and say you had to reinstall it because of a problem? Or copy the wpa file and reinstall it and then overwrite it with the old wpa file... erm...You Server 2000 OMG! I think I have reading problems! But at least it was one of the operating systems based on NT!

Just thought this might be useful for some people instead of doing that registry thing... http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=328874

My bad... Read too fast... Reinstall Server 2003 and call Microsoft up and say you had to reinstall it because of a problem? Or copy the wpa file and reinstall it and then overwrite it with the old wpa file...

What I want to do is the following: Connect two Wireless Access Point Routers together, one in my basement, one in my room. The one in my room would be connected via uplink to the one in the basement, and that wireless access point router in the basement would be connected via uplink to the regular 8-port router I have... Basically I want the WAPR in my room (setup as a wireless and wired router) connect via its uplink port to the third port of the WAPR (setup as a gateway) in the basement, who's uplink port would be (and is currently) connected to the first port of the regular wired 8-port router (setup as a regular wired router). The WAPR in my room would have two wired computers connected to it, and the WAPR in my basement would have another two computers plus the WAPR in my room connected to it. The 8-port router might also have no more use and therefore be disconnected and dust collecting or sold on eBay or to a good friend... This may seem a bit confusing but I really need to know if it would work or not... I have talked to Drew about it, and he said that its not possible, but is now questioning himself and thinking twice...I had a talk with the system administrator at school, and he said it SHOULD work...Its 50/50 now... OK, so out of this WHOLE story, the worst that could happen is that it doesn't work and I bring it back to the store... :/ So, I ask once again, WILL THIS CRAZY SETUP WORK OR NOT WORK!? (And please include your reasons why if possible...)

Reinstall XP?

Or, does anyone know of a wireless 802.11b or 802.11g PCMCIA network card that can have an antenna plugged into it?

Thanks for that suggestion, Tinker... But as my house is wired, I only have two DIRECT connections to my main phone line... 1. My house phones are all connected to a central unit that is connected to the main line. 2. My modem has a direct connection to the main line, so, I don't think I would want a huge wire going to a closet that's noticeable... How about a Linksys Signal Booster? Oh yea, and what's funny about my setup is that while I'm in the kitchen, and I have my laptop on my kitchen table, the signal is "LOW", but if I move it to the other side of the table, the signal is "GOOD" or sometimes "VERY GOOD"... This seems quite strange to me...Any suggestions?

OK, guys... I finally went out to Future Shop (owned by Best Buy), and bought myself: - 1 Linksys BEFW11S4 802.11b Wireless Access Point Router - 2 Linksys Wireless PC Cards Even though it took me a whole lot of time to set these up (because I wasn't paying attention to what I was doing), it was worth it... Now, the reason I got this was for my father and I to access Internet in each of our rooms and the kitchen... I put the router in my BASEMENT, since thats where everything else is located, but, I was wondering what kind of antenna I could buy that would connect to my Linksys router so that the signal strength would increase in my room (where there is hardly any signal) and in the kitchen... Any ideas? (BTW, this thread was started on my wireless laptop!)

If you've got and Alienware PC, that might be normal. =P ROFLMFAO! :rofl: People using those PCs must be the ones creating UFOs, don't you think?

Nice find...

Yea, but this stuff literally freezes the key, and gives moisture to the keyboard, so you can actually wipe that dry dirt right off! I used this on my laptop keyboard and it worked great! If you're going to use an AirDuster, DON'T hold the can sideways. Leave it upright, then it will just release air and not the liquid that freezes your keys. Note: It IS safe to use for the inside of your box as long as you KEEP IT UPRIGHT! Yea, I realized that...The liquid came out and went all over my keyboard...But no damage was done...Now I know what not to do!