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wireless internet problem
maria_and_the_imps
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in Techie Stuff
my friend has wireless internet with sky and i continually says
aquireing network address
can anybody tell us how to fix this problem as she cant get on the internet
thanks in advance
aquireing network address
can anybody tell us how to fix this problem as she cant get on the internet
thanks in advance
13 in 2013 challenge 9/13
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sorry to sound dumb but what is an encryption key13 in 2013 challenge 9/130
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it should be on a sticker attached to the router.
if you have already done that try reconnecting.
i am on sky and had endless problems with wifi until i switched form a USB dongle to a PCI card. fixed it instantly.The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits0 -
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maria_and_the_imps wrote: »no its not new and did work beforee
The encryption key is the password/key you use to log into the router to change the settings. What make of routr is it, you coudl reset the router to restore it back to default settings but you will need to find out the default username and password0 -
can you move the computer and the router closer together?
you could try connecting using a cable, see if that works, you'll at least be able to get into the router settings.
it could be some kind of interference. and there could be infinite things causing it. anything wireless like cordless phones can cause problems, or washing machines... or hoovers... or... not necessarily in your house either, could be a neighbors.
there could be neighbors using the same wifi channel as you, that can cause problems. a good program to check for that is netstumbler. if you can get in to your router setting you could try changing the channel to either 1, 6 or 11.
wifi is hard to get working perfectly.The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits0 -
We'd need the make and model of the router to really help.maria_and_the_imps wrote: »no its not new and did work beforee0 -
ok thank you i will find out tommorrow13 in 2013 challenge 9/130
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