Ratel10mm
04-07-2004, 07:32 PM
Hello all
Yes, me again - stuck as usual! :oops:
This time, I've managed to fix my lack of wifi connection by performing a hard reset, then restoring the backup without the wifi update. Of course, this has completely screwed up a lot else! For example, in file explorer, it doesn't remember where you last were, so you have to go round in large circles. :roll:
I suppose I'll have to hard reset again, then manually copy all the programs, etc. I want one by one to get everything working right. :confused totally: :frusty:
Anyway, I've opened a connection to my wifi hub, but cannot connect to any sites on the internet. I thought that with wifi, linked up, you could browse whatever you were connected to, be it a LAN or the 'net. Do I actually need to set up a modem access with my desktop ISP details? My only collegue with wifi (a Centrino laptop) says he has no problem - this hub is straight through to the net...
I confess I'm hoplessly lost, and would appreciate any help you folks can offer.
ATB
Ratel
Yes, me again - stuck as usual! :oops:
This time, I've managed to fix my lack of wifi connection by performing a hard reset, then restoring the backup without the wifi update. Of course, this has completely screwed up a lot else! For example, in file explorer, it doesn't remember where you last were, so you have to go round in large circles. :roll:
I suppose I'll have to hard reset again, then manually copy all the programs, etc. I want one by one to get everything working right. :confused totally: :frusty:
Anyway, I've opened a connection to my wifi hub, but cannot connect to any sites on the internet. I thought that with wifi, linked up, you could browse whatever you were connected to, be it a LAN or the 'net. Do I actually need to set up a modem access with my desktop ISP details? My only collegue with wifi (a Centrino laptop) says he has no problem - this hub is straight through to the net...
I confess I'm hoplessly lost, and would appreciate any help you folks can offer.
ATB
Ratel