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meckano!Quote:
Originally Posted by meckano
Thanks for the links. I have tried this before and in another side they say if Internet does not work well I must reinstall XP home. My athlon64 comes with SP2 direct installed. I have never had sp1. This makes it imposible to repair the Internet. I have test my Athlon tm who I use right now and java is perfect. I can't test my processor because my reseller had it. I have e-mailed Jeff and he said I must have Flach player.
Lagu :)
Ok
Good luck to you, and remember,
AMD always has a way out.
#1 #1 #1 #1 #1 lol
I have tried to run stf/scannow but the system can not find it even on my old Athlon. The same problem was found on my A64. It seems as some files not exist.
Lagu :)
Meckano!Quote:
Originally Posted by meckano
You shall have many thanks for your engagement to try to help me out. I'am glad to have you as a member in this forum.
Thank You!
Lagu :D
I think you should read this from microsoft about scannow:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=814510
Edit 1:
It is about win2000, but i find other versions are sometimes affected too, when they have a document like this.
Edit 2:
You are most welcome!
I spend my time doing research for problems. I like to know how something runs.
Edit 3:
You know that 'GO' button? It was added after I emailed microsoft about it. Sorry if you don't like. lol :)
Hallo!
As you know I have bought a router and there is settings for Quick setup and advanced setup. I choose Quick setup. There I have set time and on next side I found WAN settings who I leave blanc and on the last side I should set DNS but leave it blanc. I don’t know if I must have these settings from my ISP. I wonder because when the modem and router has been inactive over long time the modem lose its settings so I must repair this settings every day and also restart my PC.As I have think to connect 3 Pc to the router I perhaps must have other information from my ISP?
Anyone who knows about this?
Lagu :?
I forgotten to say this about WAN settings:
Settings for Host name
MAC address
DNS-settings.
Primary DNS setting
Secondary DNS-settings
Have you asked your ISP's technical support for help on this?
No
Hallo!
I have done a call to my ISP and they say I don’t need any password or special settings. It should work with the factory settings they said. They say I must contact the support of Trendnet. My ISP doesn’t have support of this router. In the manual the TCP/IP settings should be as follow:
1.Click on the “Network neighbourhood” icon found on the desktop. (Done)
2. Right-click on it, and a context menu will appear. (Done)
3. Select “Properties” to enter the TCP/IP settings screen. (Done)
4.Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” on the “IP address” field. (Done)
5.Select “Disable DNS” in the “DNS” field.
6 Select “None” for the “Gateway address”.
Point 5 and 6 is not done because I don’t know how to do. The picture in the book chows from Win 95/98 and ME. I myself have Win XP Home and how to disable DNS and Set None for the gateway isn’t similar with earlier models. Its typically they sent that old stuff.
I hawe E-mail TRENDnet and is awaiting what they will answer.
lagu :?