No anti virus you just need to go on have a look at one page and see if it works, Then exit.
I have not got round to putting anti virus on my machine in the past month or so.
Cheers
Peterm
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I dont know about 'backup' so would appreciate instructions if you have timeDo you know how to use backup? if not I will post instructions.
OK done that1st step is make a restore point.
I've moved the whole folder out onto the destop plus a few other bit and piecesthen look for your data
The data will be located in the Documents and Settings folder (C:\Documents and Settings) under your old user account
Edited by peterm, 27 April 2007 - 03:39 PM.
As usual so I dont foul up on anything I'll ask firstIf you fall over on a step don't post in the forum like it says come back to me.
Edited by Chris - Thecleancar, 28 April 2007 - 03:43 AM.
I agree.we have come so far and I didn't want to spoil things now
I left things as they are up to step 65 and did an ipconfig the Systemax reads "Media state ......... Media disconnectedLeave those 2 items as is.
Do an ipconfig is it ok if yes can you see the dell and the www.
If not tell me the ip details.
The icon for the wireless connection shows in the task bar but with a red 'X'Has the icon for wireless shown up in the task bar
I dont think its picked up the SSID because the other icon which shows the signal strength does not show a signal (if that makes sense)Has it picked up the SSID?
Now on step 71 I'm on the 'Wireless Network Connection Properties' screen - there is no 'Wireless Networks' tab only 'General' and 'Advanced'If not try the rest of the steps
Edited by Chris - Thecleancar, 29 April 2007 - 10:00 AM.
Edited by peterm, 30 April 2007 - 01:16 AM.
Sorry not sure what you mean by this - where should I look - is this different to the Wireless set up wizard you mention later in your postcan you go in to the wirless set up and set the SSID and the channel
I havn't run the BT software only the driver CD for the dongle - you said in a previous post Here not to install the BT softwareI am suprised that the BT software did not make an auto connect. Can you remember what happened the 1st time you set it up?
do you get options then to set up the SSID.The icon for the wireless connection shows in the task bar but with a red 'X'
Thats OK as I've said before BT stuff is a bit of a pain at times (I say that with feeling as I used to work for them !)Sorry I thought that when it installed the dongle it would have installed the software also. So many different products out there it makes it had to know which one does what.
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