When do i get my router?
Hi Guys,
Hope you can help,
I've ordered BT Infinity and had to pay extra to have my router delivered to me.
Ordered the package around a month ago and i am due to have Infinity installed this Friday but still not received my router?
Any idea when i would be receiving it?
I was told previously by customer services that the engineer would bring the modem but not the router as that would have to be delivered. I had to pay just under £8 for delivery.
Can't understand why the engineer can't bring the router aswell. Bit annoyed.
Solved!
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Yes, openreach engineer brings the modem.
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I may receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, from my recommendation or link.
9:51 PM Saturday; December 6, 2008kichat: FAQ 2 - How to get my router to work with iChat? December 2008 version 3
(Note to Hosts. to be removed on acceptance. Please use this to replace http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=121775 )
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Hi,
You can do a fresh installation using the installer bits available at the following link/location Download CS5.5 products
For suites, you need to download and copy both .7z and .exe in the same folder. Clicking .exe will extract all relevant installer files. You can then install the suite. Use your existing Serial number when prompted.
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Aj -
I cannot stay on one particular web page without getting re-routed somewhere else.
I stupidly went to a site I should not have gone to last night, and downloaded a PDF. Now when I go to one particular page, I get re-routed to other pages, like for cooking sites and other nonsense. If I go to this page (http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/) right after deleting all my history, cache, cookies, etc...it does allow me to actually stay on the page, BUT then these repeated boxes come up asking me if I want to stay on or leave the page.
This does not happen in Safari.
I'm not sure if this is a glitch or malware.
Thank you.
UPDATE: Thank you very much for your response. It turns out that the site had been attacked and was generating that horrible action.Update Firefox to 17.0.1. [[Update Firefox to the latest version]]
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Having trouble getting ethernet router off computer to use local wifi
My daughters touchscreen laptop was used on an ethernet router at college. She is now home and we use an AT&T elevate hot spot. The laptop will not let her online due to looking for router. How can we get the router off and get our internet in?
Chery,
Welcome to the HP Community Forum.
The following is a Guess:
This is answer may seem counter-intuitive to your question:
How to Assign a Static IP Address in Windows 7, 8, XP, or Vista
The computer may be set up to use a Static IP address and / or it is set up to look for a particular Internet Service Provider -- (DNS Server), that is, the provider at the school.
You might go in and check the Network setup.
You may need to do this in the WiFi and Lan Network Adapter settings if such are available.
If your computer is set up as shown in the directions in the Link -- then you want to make the following changes to remove that static IP setup and allow your computer to be "free" to select your home Wifi network.
Local Area Connection Properties window:
Where it suggests in the directions that you Select
"Use the following IP address"
and
"Use the folling DNS Server Address"
on your computer:
You confirm / Select "Obtain a IP Address automatically"
and
You confirm / Select "Obtain DNS Server address automatically"
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Dragon-Fur -
Nokia technicals When are you getting updates for ...
When are you getting updates for nokia 6110 navigator....please help that v6,01 didnot have any new and i want nokia maps not navigator rout 66 pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese help
u can get a compatible nokia maps application from http://europe.nokia.com/explore-services/maps/download
load the maps in using the nokia maploader which u can also download from teh same website
pretty sure ur gonna have to purchase a voice navigation license for it tho
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Settings to get wireless router to work with verizon DSL modem?
I have a friend who lives in NYC who's roommate has verizon DSL service, and they're trying to get their Linksys BEFW11S4 wireless router working with it so my friend can use wireless with her laptop. They're clueless with networking things, and I'm only familiar with setting routers up for Fios and cable service. I know DSL settings are different and I was hoping somebody could tell me the important ones to use on the router for Verizon DSL in NYC. Right now the roommate is just using a little 3"x3" black modem connected to her computer with an ethernet wire, but they don't know what model or anything the modem is. Can anybody tell me what settings I should use when I login to the router and configure it? Thanks
Perhaps this may help
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/13600
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