I’m going on vacation and I still want to be able to play the games I’ve brought thur yahoo. Is there a way to do that without have internet access? not even dial up. You know how when you buy a game at the store you can take it somewhere else and still play it,, is buying a game from yahoo. the same ?
I have a Sega Dreamcast that I would like to connect to the internet to unlock some game features. It has a 56k dialup port and we have broadband at our house. The Dreamcast is long gone and the lack of an isp makes me wonder if connecting is still possible. Is there a way to connect the 56k line to our dial up line or through my computer to give internet access to the Dreamcast?
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Tagged 56k dialup, broadband, Dialup, dreamcast, game, house, internet, internet access, isp, lack, line, port, Sega, sega dreamcast
I live in 30052 georgia and i need internet access for my daughter… We do not have a home phone and only basic cable. We were on linksys and getting it free but we cant get on anymore what can I do????
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Tagged access, basic cable, cable, cant, cheapest internet, daughter, georgia, home, internet, internet access, internet service, phone, service
I live in the country and cannot get internet access at my house other then a dial up connection that 9 times out of 10 fails… I know some cell phone companies and what not carry a wireless internet of some sort.. anybody know what I’m referring to or where I can get something that would work in the middle of nowhere? (cell phones work there so it’s not a complete dead area)
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Tagged 9 times out of 10, access, cannot, cell, cell phone companies, cell phones, connection, country, Dial, dial up connection, house, internet, internet access, internet providers, phone, sort, wireless internet
I’m running World Community Grid software on a Windows XP SP2 system. The program downloads a work unit, then processes it for a varying time period, usually several hours, then needs to connect to server to upload results and download a new work unit. It needs to call up dialup networking to do so. It does this with no problem in Windows 98SE, but not in XP.
When I start IE on my XP system, it calls up dialup networking, dials and connects as it should, so I know my connection is correctly configured. Can anybody help with this?
I tried running in different compatibility modes – it wouldn’t run at all in 95 or 98 mode- got a missing dll error. Ran OK in 2000 mode, but had original problem, not calling up dailup networking. Any other suggestions?
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Tagged access, Community, connection, Dialup, grid software, internet, internet access, networking, program, program requests, time period, unit, Windows, windows 98se, windows xp, work, world, world community grid
