Hello, fellow Tivo user. Post ipconfig from the PC. Is there a firewall installed? What router are you using? I'd suspect a problem with the router config.
"Bill" is not an idiot, and he knows you want to preserve the dates on your files. You're looking at the "Date Modified", and Bill has accurately recorded your key strokes. Rt-click the column headings and add "Date Created" (And "Comments" if you wish.) This utility will create a text file you can import into Excel(Or you can just use it as is, if you prefer: http://techcruser.blogspot.com/2007/04/print-out-directory-listing-of-files.html This can also be done with DOS commands.
Oh, dear me. "Deel"? "Soundcard"? Caperjack got it mostly right, though. At the Dell site, use your service tag to identify the proper adapter, then download the driver.
It sounds as though the drive needs to be formatted. You may have accidentally deleted the partition when you reinstalled. What info do you see in Disk management?
Yes. In folder one, select all/rt-click/rename Enter an appropriate name (i.e. my vacation) All will be renamed "My vacation001, etc. Irfanview also has a batch rename utility.
I've only ever set up computer to connect to home network, I've never attempted to remove one. Should I just run the set-up wizard again ? I'm not really seeing the option where I can delete my entries, just gives me the option to 'open', 'explore' ... things like that. Not sure how to go about removing my connection. Any ideas?
You may have to disable the NIC, but try to change all the settings in Network Center first. Change "Private" to "Public ", then back, etc.
1394 is Firewire, and that's OK. All the other info sounds good. so this might be a firewall issue. If it's McCaffee, just uninstall it. Any firewall that blocks you without telling you is a piece of crap.
Do the other computers show a similar pattern for the IP address (i.e. 192.168.1.???). Is the gateway the same? In Control Panel/Internet options, what is shown under connections? Can you ping any web sites? Try ping www.yahoo.com from a command prompt.
I wouldn't say it's "better", but it does seem to be very stable and driver/program support is excellent. That said, I expect dual-booting is the way to go, as it will expire next year.
Hi all, this must be the most absurd inquiry in the history of inquiries. i cannot, for the life of me, locate the plug for the internet networking cable on my tower of my PC computer. it runs ME, and veiwing the help files I came accross a vague suggestion of it being on the "expansion plug of the motherboard". Unfortunately I dont have a screw driver... or maybe fortunately because I cant even remember how grounding the tower works (am i supposed to be touching the comp + the ground, or not so?) AND if i did have a screw driver id probably damage something....
so what i was wondering is... is the plug internal or external, because I sure cannot find it. Thanks, Hails
Your fan is making this noise. Fan speed is controlled by a sensor, and yours is no longer working, so it sounds as though the fan is running at full speed all the time, hence the loud noise. Check the physical connection and clean the fan, but you probably need to have someone knowledgeable look at the situation.
You must have Samba installed and you must edit /etc/samba/smb.conf. Everything you need is here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba Post smb.conf if you continue to have problems.
Yes, but are they current, especially since you've installed security? This often happens inadvertently, also. I have accidentally connected to my neighbor's wi fi from time to time, so these may not be "intruders" at all, just accidental travellers. Refresh your network map and see who's there now. If they are, you can set up MAC filtering, but remember that neither filtering nor WEP are rigorous.
Why do think you have an intruder-what's the evidence? Does this intruder show up in the Network page in the router configuration? This program will tell you what machines are active on your network: http://www.lookatlan.com/download_lal.html
This looks very straightforward. Install the software from the CD, then insert the card and follow the prompts. You'll need to know what kind of encryption you have, the key, and the SSID. What problems were you having? The documentation is here: http://kb.netgear.com/app/products/model/a_id/2569
