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tango; I have experienced similar problems; where I literally had to reconfigure the whole enchalada. One thing for sure is IE7 (I have the same browser) does offer the recent network diagnostics provided through the Tools menu. Just click on IE and when it is not able to show the page choose the Tools as an option, or the network diagognostics option should be available. Also try the progams     

Group: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless
Author: eileen
Date: Dec 28, 2007 20:00

On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 06:18:01 -0600, problems wrote: The 'help/manual' has to be an important part of any system ? And in general processing human-created-text must be the most common/important task for PC users ? I guess the *nix 'man system' dates from the days of tty ? So, you don't like that, so try e.g. xman. Here are just a few of the tasks which *nix handles
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On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 06:18:01 -0600, problems wrote: > The 'help/manual' has to be an important part of any system ? > > And in general processing human-created-text must be the > most common/important task for PC users ? > > I guess the *nix 'man system' dates from the days of tty ? So, you don't like that, so try e.g. xman. > > Here are just a few of the tasks which *nix handles     

Group: comp.os.linux.misc · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in comp.os.linux.misc
Author: ray
Date: Dec 28, 2007 08:37

Check device manager and see if any hardware conflicts show, particularly USB. We use IBM T43's at work and I've seen wireless cards behave like this when USB ports are failing, or perhaps needing to update the controller. Somehow on T43's the wireless is USB related, so i'm thinking THAT could be your issue. Steve "Steve" <Steve@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4D3BAB18
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I have purchased 2 VX3000 LifeCams. The camera's work fine on my desktop but whe I install the camera to my IBM ThinkPad T42, it disonnects my wireless radio and I lose connectivety. After the 1.4 software is installed and then I plug in the USB, I receive the message new hardware found and continue with the setup prompts. When the system recognizes the canmera, I loose connection with the     

Group: alt.linux.slakware · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in alt.linux.slakware
Author: ray
Date: Dec 28, 2007 08:37

I have a new computer with Vista Home and an existing Windows 2000 & XP systems. From the Vista systems I can ping and browse both the 2000 & XP system. From the 2000 and XP systems pings time out and I am not able to connect to the shared Vista printer. I am on an old DI-704 Dlink, one that's not even supported anymore but it has always been reliable. All three systems are DHCP clients
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Thanks. I have someone who has informed me that they ordered 3 new machines with Vista Home. Before I sent them the bad news (about lack of connectivety to their server domain) I wanted to make sure that Vista Home had the same limitation as XP home. "Vikramjit Singh [MS]" wrote: > No. This is by Design. > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929543 > > Regards, > Vikram > > > "jdc"     

Group: microsoft.public.mshardware.product · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in microsoft.public.mshardware.product
Author: Steve
Date: Sep 3, 2007 18:49

Hey guys, We currently have a network with Windows Server 2003 Domain Controllers. Our Primary DC also servers as our terminal services licensing server. I've cleared some old invalid server entries out of the configuration and would like know know how to effectively test connectivety to the licensing server to ensure it's operating properly. Is there an easy way to do this? Thank
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Hillary (or her people) have posted a couple questions on the ANSWERS forum in the past. If it is not her personally, it IS her campaign and done with her approval. It is NOT A SPOOF. She is trying to build a constituency with the nation through internet connectivety. Her announcement last week of forming a committee was a start.. but poorly done. They never made her announcement     

Group: microsoft.public.mshardware.product · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in microsoft.public.mshardware.product
Author: Steve
Date: Sep 2, 2007 04:36

Skip - Working on the boat wrote: <Snipped cuz I have an alternate suggestion> I live and travel in an RV (can't take it on the water tho, course you can't drive on land :) At any rate, I have a Kyocera KR1 WAP/Router (http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/kr1-router/) basically uses a cell data card and passes the output to the wap/router part (can be used either wired or wireless).. Lets me
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Group: microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Author: Jackie99
Date: May 3, 2007 18:31

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Group: microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
Author: jdc
Date: Apr 2, 2007 08:26

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Group: microsoft.public.windows.server.general · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in microsoft.public.windows.server.general
Author: Larry
Date: Mar 9, 2007 08:38

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Group: alt.society.boomers · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in alt.society.boomers
Author: darinhercules
Date: Jan 27, 2007 18:28

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Group: alt.comp.hardware · Group Profile · Search for Connectivety in alt.comp.hardware
Author: Peter Pan
Date: Jun 27, 2006 21:08

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