I’m running Windows XP with a Linksys Wireless G Router. I noticed the “Wireless-G” activity light blinks intermittenly even when my laptop is powered off. The router is also hooked up to my desktop. I want to see if there’s a way to find out if my internet connection (and my shared folders) have been accessed in any way. I do have WAP encryption enabled on my router, but I have a feeling that isn’t helping much. Any info would help. Thank you!
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Tagged activity, broadband, desktop, encryption, G Router, internet, internet connection, laptop, linksys, linksys wireless g, router, shared folders, way, Windows, windows xp, wireless
When I put in the WIndows XP CD in and installed everything, I went to set-up my local area connection, but in the bottom-right corner of the screen, it says “Network Cable Unplugged”. Isn’t that for dial-up connections? I am trying to connect to my netowrk using my other computer which has a wireless router, and this router is working because my thrid computer just connected to this. My router can handle up to 4 servers connecting to it, but my computer always says “Network Cable Unplugged” HELP! I need this computer working before school starts!
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Tagged area, bottom right corner, cable, Computer, dial up connections, everything, LAC, local area, network, network cable unplugged, router, section, servers, Unplugged, Windows, windows xp, windows xp cd, wireless router
The recent Windows security update I completed for my Windows 98 operating system has left Internet Explorer corrupted in that it now only displays the message, “The page cannot be displayed” Before this update, Internet Explorer was working fine. I am using dial-up Internet service.
Is this a setting problem? I am running Windows XP with service pack. The pages load okay, but I do not get any background images. I have a dial-up ISP and everything shows up fine on that ISP.
Why can I not get AT&T Yahoo dsl to show up the background images? Their self support help said it is my computer. If so, why do the images show up on the dial-up?
Please help as to what could be the problem and how I can fix it.
Thanks!
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Tagged background, background images, browser, dial up isp, Explorer, explorer 6 0, internet, internet explorer, isp, Pictures, problem, service, service pack, Windows, windows xp, yahoo, yahoo browser
Author and talk show host Robert McMillen explains the Setup DHCP relay agent on Windows VPN or dial up server commands for a Windows 2003 server. This How To Video also has audio instruction.
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Author and talk show host Robert McMillen explains the Limit day and time to login to a Windows VPN or dial up server commands for a Windows 2003 server. This How To Video also has audio instruction.
