Baldy
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PC probsIf you see me on and off, im having major PC probs, bloody kids  , last time i let em use my pc again.
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Tommo
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Buy them their own then they wouldn't have to use yours  
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Baldy
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| Tommo wrote: | | Buy them their own then they wouldn't have to use yours |
they do have their own, tis better than mine as well
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Gelderdender
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Since I've changed to wireless I am loving everything pc 
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Hair
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Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine
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Gelderdender
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Touch wood its brilliant at the moment 
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Hair
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| Gelderdender wrote: | | Touch wood its brilliant at the moment |
 you browsing pr0n GE?
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Gopher
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Yes, he goes on www.dinosaursinbondage.com
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raveydavey
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Have you tried switching it off and on again?
(Armley told me that one, he's well up on the techy stuff )
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cardboardbox?Youwerelucky
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| Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place  )
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Hair
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| cardboardbox?Youwerelucky wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place ) |
Now, why didn't I think of that? 
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the IP address (usually 192.168.1.1, or 10.0.0.2) is the gateway, or router IP. You are then prompted for the administration username and password.
Well I've just had a quick check of neighbouring networks using Network Stumbler and have discovered someone is using the same channel as my parents - channel 11. Obviously a newcomer to the scene as nobody else was on 11 when I originally set it up. I've changed to channel 8, but don't tell anyone else
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Cockney White
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| Hair wrote: | | cardboardbox?Youwerelucky wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place ) |
Now, why didn't I think of that?
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the IP address (usually 192.168.1.1, or 10.0.0.2) is the gateway, or router IP. You are then prompted for the administration username and password.
Well I've just had a quick check of neighbouring networks using Network Stumbler and have discovered someone is using the same channel as my parents - channel 11. Obviously a newcomer to the scene as nobody else was on 11 when I originally set it up. I've changed to channel 8, but don't tell anyone else |
Is that the one with the hardcore porn..?!
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Hair
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| Cockney White wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | cardboardbox?Youwerelucky wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place ) |
Now, why didn't I think of that?
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the IP address (usually 192.168.1.1, or 10.0.0.2) is the gateway, or router IP. You are then prompted for the administration username and password.
Well I've just had a quick check of neighbouring networks using Network Stumbler and have discovered someone is using the same channel as my parents - channel 11. Obviously a newcomer to the scene as nobody else was on 11 when I originally set it up. I've changed to channel 8, but don't tell anyone else |
Is that the one with the hardcore porn..?! |
No, that's channel 13. The freeview starts at midnight, but only for 10 mins
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NE1
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| Hair wrote: | | cardboardbox?Youwerelucky wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place ) |
Now, why didn't I think of that?
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the IP address (usually 192.168.1.1, or 10.0.0.2) is the gateway, or router IP. You are then prompted for the administration username and password.
Well I've just had a quick check of neighbouring networks using Network Stumbler and have discovered someone is using the same channel as my parents - channel 11. Obviously a newcomer to the scene as nobody else was on 11 when I originally set it up. I've changed to channel 8, but don't tell anyone else |
blah, blah, blah!
is this English  
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Gopher
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Yes.  Geekineese version.
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Hair
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| NE1 wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | cardboardbox?Youwerelucky wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place ) |
Now, why didn't I think of that?
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the IP address (usually 192.168.1.1, or 10.0.0.2) is the gateway, or router IP. You are then prompted for the administration username and password.
Well I've just had a quick check of neighbouring networks using Network Stumbler and have discovered someone is using the same channel as my parents - channel 11. Obviously a newcomer to the scene as nobody else was on 11 when I originally set it up. I've changed to channel 8, but don't tell anyone else |
blah, blah, blah!
is this English |
Without the technology, you wouldn't be on here
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nlag
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| Hair wrote: | | NE1 wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | cardboardbox?Youwerelucky wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place ) |
Now, why didn't I think of that?
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the IP address (usually 192.168.1.1, or 10.0.0.2) is the gateway, or router IP. You are then prompted for the administration username and password.
Well I've just had a quick check of neighbouring networks using Network Stumbler and have discovered someone is using the same channel as my parents - channel 11. Obviously a newcomer to the scene as nobody else was on 11 when I originally set it up. I've changed to channel 8, but don't tell anyone else |
blah, blah, blah!
is this English |
Without the technology, you wouldn't be on here |
I think you will find that NE1 is on here in spite of the technology
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Hair
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NE1
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| nlag wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | NE1 wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | cardboardbox?Youwerelucky wrote: | | Hair wrote: | | Wireless is good until it keeps disconnecting. I have major stability issues whilst at my parents', when I work in Kent. At home, wireless is fine |
Hair - when you next go to your parents try to change their "channel" - most wireless hubs have a choice of 1-12 channel selection - most people choose channel 1 which can then effect everyone else in the area if they also have channel 1 (i.e. if someone next door or nearby has a more powerful wireless hub then this can affect the quality of yours if they are on the same channel) - I have the same problem at home - it works fine for ages and then suddenly it starts disconnecting all the time (and sometimes it finds it hard to even find a wireless nerwork) - computer boffin friend of mine told me to change channel (which usually requires your IP address (or your networks IP address) to be put into the address bar on internet explorer - this usually brings up you wireless network page with the options to change your settings - go to the higher channels as less people choose these. (unfortunately if you have no connection at all you usually need to plug a cable into the back of the wireless hub in order to get on line to change the channel in the first place ) |
Now, why didn't I think of that?
Yes I know exactly what you mean, the IP address (usually 192.168.1.1, or 10.0.0.2) is the gateway, or router IP. You are then prompted for the administration username and password.
Well I've just had a quick check of neighbouring networks using Network Stumbler and have discovered someone is using the same channel as my parents - channel 11. Obviously a newcomer to the scene as nobody else was on 11 when I originally set it up. I've changed to channel 8, but don't tell anyone else |
blah, blah, blah!
is this English |
Without the technology, you wouldn't be on here |
I think you will find that NE1 is on here in spite of the technology |
How rude
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