Green LED - But no access

My MBL is currently unaccessible. I have a solid green light but the drive isnt accessible from any of my PC's and is not showing up on my network scanner. I have tried different ethernet cables, direct connection to my laptop, rebooting and restarting the unit. It is running and I cant hear it but I can not access it at all. My life is on that drive including photo's that can never be replaced. Can anyone help with this please? Many Thanks.

Most likely you have a network conflict between teh MBL and the router. 1) reset your MBL to factory configurations using the pinhole button on the back (read manual on how to do this)2)at the same time, in your router interface, clear the DHCP table assingments and then reboot your routerHopefully the router will see the MBL, and assign it an IP address. 3) Go to your router interface and look at the DHCP table. FInd the IP address of the MBL.

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My MacBook Pro cannot switch on. Need help. Charger had turn to green LED but still cannot turn on

Please advise how to react to this problem.Thanks

Go step by step and test.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1365
Note: Steps 5 and 6
Step 5
Reset SMC. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
Choose the method for:
"Resetting SMC on portables with a battery you should not remove on your own".

Time Capsule has green light, but unable to access the internet

My Time Capsule has a green light, but all devices (wired and wireless) are not allowed out to the internet.
When I connect my iMac directly to my internet router, I am able to access the internet, so I have isolated the issue to the Time Capsule.
The Time Capsule receives an IP address from my internet router via DHCP and I can see this address in the Time Capsule config, but for some reason the Time Capsule is not allowing internet access to both wired and wireless clients.
Thank you.
--SN124B

Verify that you have a working Ethernet cable.
Then verify that the Ethernet cable is connected from one of the LAN <-> ports on your main router to the WAN "O" port on the Time Capsule.
Check again to make sure that the Time Capsule is configured in Bridge Mode
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Phone is totally unresponsive. But has power (green led flashing). Was OK this morning. Any ideas?

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Will47,
Help has arrived! Does the device have any physical/liquid damage? Was the device in use or being charged when this happened?
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I have a Mac computer and am trying to use a Photoshop CS4 program, but after accessing my desktop files through Adobe Bridge and clicking twice on any of the pictures to get into Photoshop, instead of entering photoshop I get an enlarged version of the

I have a Mac computer and am trying to use a Photoshop CS4 program, but after accessing my desktop files through Adobe Bridge and clicking twice on any of the pictures to get into Photoshop, instead of entering photoshop, I get on the lefthand side an enlarged version of the picture with red, yellow and green buttons on top. Any suggestions on what is wrong, or what can be corrected ?

And there is the problem. Your pictures are opening up in Mac's own Preview app.
Do you want all your jpegs to open in Photoshop, or only when you are in Bridge?
Selecting a program to open a certain file is called: File Type Association.
You can choose this at the MacOS level or the Bridge level.
Here's how to do both:
Either MacOS or Bridge has the wrong app associated with the jpeg. Let's start with MacOS
Close Bridge and Preview. Select one of your jpegs, and press Cmd i, That will bring up the file info window.
Go down to the "Open with" section of File Info.
Choose Photoshop CS4 and click on the Change All... button to apply this choice to every jpeg on your Mac.
Then open Bridge and see if double-clicking opens it in Photoshop.
Now that means all jpegs on your Mac will open in Photoshop. Maybe you don't want that.
You can set your jpegs to open in Preview when Bridge is closed.
When you open Bridge, there is Preferences > File Type Associations where you can direct Bridge to open the jpegs in Photoshop when you are viewing in Bridge.

What does the green led on the WAN port indicate?

Does it indicate that there is a PHYSICAL connection or there is activity? If you have a bad cable between the modem and the WAN, will the WAN led light up? If the modem isn't operating correctly, will the WAN led light up?
The reason I ask...I have two Airport Extremes. The green led on the WAN port started acting finicky on the first one (the internet is down whenever the WAN led isn't lit). I could jiggle the ethernet cable just right and it would come back on. I changed ethernet cables, no change. I decided the WAN port must have a bad connection internally, so I switched over to the second Extreme. Same problem. It is highly unlikely that two Extremes have the exact same problem. If I could figure out what that green led on the WAN port actually means, I could diagnose this a little better.
To make it worse, I have an ISP that loves to blame Apple for all their internet problems, so I need hard proof that something may be wrong with their modem.

Does it indicate that there is a PHYSICAL connection or there is activity?
Both. A solid green light indicates that there is a "live" connection on the other end of the cable. Network activity will be indicated by a flashing green light.
If you have a bad cable between the modem and the WAN, will the WAN led light up?
No.
If the modem isn't operating correctly, will the WAN led light up?
Possibly. A malfunctioning modem may still provide a solid connection and thus the light may still be lit, but no flashing to indicate that there is no activity on the connection.
I could jiggle the ethernet cable just right and it would come back on. I changed ethernet cables, no change. I decided the WAN port must have a bad connection internally, so I switched over to the second Extreme. Same problem. It is highly unlikely that two Extremes have the exact same problem.
Since you already tried multiple cables and multiple base stations, I would tend to believe the issue is with the ISP's modem.

Green light but won't discover

I am having issues connecting my airport extreme. My AE has been working fine. I disconnected and brought it to Alaska. Hooked it up and got green lights, but was unable to connect to the internet. I reset modem and AE no success. Tried using ethernet thru the AE but that didn't work either. Deleted relative passwords in Keychain thinking it may be causing a problem, but that didn't work either. the last time I was here I used an older model airport and didn't have any problems. I am trying to connect via a GCI modem. Box shows IP 169.254.47.96. I am wondering if I should manually put in a 255 address? Any suggestions? I can hook up via ethernet from modem directly to the computer.
Kenny

It sounds like the modem still "remembers" the previous device connected to it and is not recognizing the AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBS).
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My Z10 no longer shows green led (battery full) when charging

Hi Buddy
I'm just bought and using brand new blackberry Z10 for a month. Everything works fine, I do love the OS, way more better than my old dakota. Especially since I update 10.2.1 now I'm able to install all android application
The problem is, three days lately, I'm no longer see the green led (battery full) even I charge my Z10 a whole night (8 hours). Have try to use another charger, calibrate the battery, do factory reset, etc. But still can't fixed the problem
I know some of you might think its not important, just forget about the green led as long as your battery can long last. But I'm kind of person who always put attention even for small things. And these led problem have ruined my days
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aliarroughi wrote:
Hi Buddy
I'm just bought and using brand new blackberry Z10 for a month. Everything works fine, I do love the OS, way more better than my old dakota. Especially since I update 10.2.1 now I'm able to install all android application
The problem is, three days lately, I'm no longer see the green led (battery full) even I charge my Z10 a whole night (8 hours). Have try to use another charger, calibrate the battery, do factory reset, etc. But still can't fixed the problem
I know some of you might think its not important, just forget about the green led as long as your battery can long last. But I'm kind of person who always put attention even for small things. And these led problem have ruined my days
Anyone can help?
I have never seen a green led, the lastest software shows the percentage of the charge under the battery icon, each morning mine shows 100%.

My Droid RAZR MAXX HD was charging and suddendly the screen went blank and I got a green LED

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dbohler,
Help has arrived! Have you tried powering on the device using the alternate method listed here? http://vz.to/1wLVkzX Does your device have any physical/liquid damage?
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I am using a Macbook Pro and an Airport Express for my Wi-Fi.
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Please help me !!!

I am using a Macbook Pro and an Airport Express for my Wi-Fi.
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1.IP address: 172.100.11.17
2. Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
3. Default Gateway:172.100.11.1
4. Preferred DNS: 172.16.0.1
5. Alternate DNS: 8.8.8.8
I am able to connect to the internet now directly using ethernet cable but my airport express wouldn't let me connect.
I must be doing something wrong with entering settings in Airport Express. The ISP technician is as clueless as me and had even did some changes under Wi-Fi in the network section on my macbook pro. I dont know if it is causing these problems. I have a few questions, please help.
Q1. While entering the ISP provided details using Airport Utility, which of these should I choose: A. Static B. DHCP C. PPPoE ?
Q2. Should my MAC address in the Airport Utility be set to configure manually or automatically ?
Q3. What should be my Wi-Fi settings in my computer ?. I mean in system preferences under network, should my TCP/IP set as DHCP or manually ? Under hardware tab, there is an option to select MAC address as either Automatically or Manually. What should it be ?
Please Help !!!

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you can easily check if your memory is operating in Dual Channel mode or Single channel mode. Just run CPU-Z and click on the tab labeled "memory".
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