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  1. Last Visit: 10 October 2009 - 11:25 PM

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    Hi again! Seems I've been naughty and not come back for sometime! Hopefully I might have some spare time to hang around here again :) Hope people who knew me are still living here :P

  2. Well back again, no luck on that either. I really don't get it. I've got a new laptop and while it can connect to my router for the internet, it still won't let me access my network at all. Theres no password and still get a denied message. Last resort I guess is formating the problem computer but I really don't want to do that as theres too much stuff I'd have to reinstall. Any other ideas?

  3. Hi guys, simple problem I hope :P

    When I connected to my other computer on my network, it prompted me for a password. There wasn't one set as I put it up and I stupidly after attempt a password, clicked on the saving the password so I don't have to retype it or be prompted again, bad mistake. Is there a way to clear that password away?? Now it instantly denies me access as it has a password set and a wrong one at that. Any help would be greatful.

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  4. Thanks for the fast reply.

    I have a Belkin F5D7230-4. InSSIDer picked up 4 signals in my area, two of them mine. RSSI for my DLink goes from 80-86, my Belkin was sitting at 90-100. One of the signals that isnt mine is using the same channel as my Belkin, I'd change the channel but I'm unable to access the router config page. I'm really lost at why I cannot since the IP assigned to it allows pinging. Both router and router/modem have APs but they are different channels.

  5. Well if it was a known issue and sent you the same thing knowing it wouldn't work, get your money back and simply find one that is compatible. As for the tech support, you will rarely find a networking brand that doesn't have terrible support. My belkin that I have redirected me to a Toll Free for my region number support. I rang and was redirected to New Delhi so unless New Delhi is apart of Australia? Its just one of the biggest problems of these networking brands, poor support. They couldn't tell me why the router wasn't working even with explaining my step by step on how I was using it and could only keep offering me a new router(there wasnt anything wrong with it, it was just the software they supplied). So I know your pains.

  6. Hey guys,

    I've got a DLink DSLG604T as I needed a modem router with a wireless connection. I have noticed that at times the wireless is less then impressive with all my wireless products(Wii, Laptops) but I've got a Belkin Wireless Router that I've had for a few years and I want to be able to use this just as my wireless network and just let my Dlink act as modem and connection for my main computer. So I connected the router to my router/modem in the correct ethernet ports(Belkin modem port to Dlink port with Dlink connected to my computer ethernet card). All the lights on both aren't flicking and seem to have no problems being connected, I can even ping the IP assigned. Problem is my wireless can connect but drops pretty much straight away and I cannot access the Belkin IP for router config page(192.168.x.x) I've tried every possible Belkin IP for it and just timeouts every time. I've heard I need to possibly bridge these connections together? I've got little idea on the next step so I can get what I want to happen. Any help would be great.

    Thanks

  7. what laptops support it.
    Why not buy a complete laptop with a quad core to avoid problems with the BIOS? Physically it would fit but the BIOS must have the microcode to work with the quad core plus the power section of the laptop, e.g. the voltage regulator on the motherboard and the PSU, needs to support the load.

    I have to agree with that. Every laptop these days are more or less build around each manufactorers case design and in all honesty aren't designed to be upgraded other then the memory size of things. I would say its much more wise and save a hassle by purchasing a ready made quad core laptop.

  8. Like others, its down to common sense on your part to keep it clean ;)

    Common sense is all good when dealing with your own PC. I doubt anyone here really have any problems with their persnal computers and malware. Problem is, however, the non-technical folks who have no clue and rely on their ISP/OEM etc. to provide security solutions. Most of us here probably know some, and have to help them on occasion.

    Well, maybe some gulliable people out there yes. They just have to get up with the times ;)

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