Can I connect a wireless printer to both a wired desktop and wireless laptop?
Q. If I get a wireless printer, do all of the computers connected to it need to be wireless? Or can I connect both wired and wireless computers to it at the same time? I had heard that I might have to disconnect the wired connection for it to search wireless. Thanks!
Asked by Mike - Sun Jul 19 12:32:27 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. If I get a wireless printer, do all of the computers connected to it need to be wireless? Or can I connect both wired and wireless computers to it at the same time? I had heard that I might have to disconnect the wired connection for it to search wireless. Thanks!
Asked by Mike - Sun Jul 19 12:32:27 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
How can I get a wireless network on my computer?
Q. I reformatted my computer yesterday but now wireless doesn't work, so I can't connect to the internet as there is no wireless network available on it. I was told that you don't need to install wireless, it should automatically work, but this isn't the case. Am I supposed to install the wireless from a disk that comes with the router? How can I get a wireless network up?
Asked by Amelia - Tue May 5 11:15:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to your computers website and download your network drivers for your computer
Answered by David - Tue May 5 11:20:14 2009
Q. I reformatted my computer yesterday but now wireless doesn't work, so I can't connect to the internet as there is no wireless network available on it. I was told that you don't need to install wireless, it should automatically work, but this isn't the case. Am I supposed to install the wireless from a disk that comes with the router? How can I get a wireless network up?
Asked by Amelia - Tue May 5 11:15:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to your computers website and download your network drivers for your computer
Answered by David - Tue May 5 11:20:14 2009
How to configure a wireless and a wired router?
Q. Right now, I have a Netgear Wireless Router and my teenage child goes on Myspace. I wanted to make my network more secure so, I wanted to run a non-wireless router into my teenager's computer and then plug the wireless router into the wired router. How complicated is this? Or, should I just upgrade to the 802.11n wireless router with a double firewall option.
Asked by SoCal - Sun Mar 30 22:40:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is one article I found on this, I have thought about doing this also, I decided to go with the netgear router that also does the stateful packet inspection along with the nat. This is the one I chose I still use it in g band works for me. If you want a good project go with the 2 router, especially if you already have them both. If not you can take the easy way out like I did. Good Luck.
Answered by Rod G - Sun Mar 30 23:41:20 2008
Q. Right now, I have a Netgear Wireless Router and my teenage child goes on Myspace. I wanted to make my network more secure so, I wanted to run a non-wireless router into my teenager's computer and then plug the wireless router into the wired router. How complicated is this? Or, should I just upgrade to the 802.11n wireless router with a double firewall option.
Asked by SoCal - Sun Mar 30 22:40:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is one article I found on this, I have thought about doing this also, I decided to go with the netgear router that also does the stateful packet inspection along with the nat. This is the one I chose I still use it in g band works for me. If you want a good project go with the 2 router, especially if you already have them both. If not you can take the easy way out like I did. Good Luck.
Answered by Rod G - Sun Mar 30 23:41:20 2008
How do I connect my brother wireless printer to my home wireless router?
Q. I have a windows 2000 desktop that gets internet as it is connected through a wireless router via an ethernet cable. I just purchased a Brother Wireless printer that I need help connecting to the wireless router and to the desktop (which does not have wireless capabilities. please help me!
Asked by chioshusband - Sun Jun 15 18:56:25 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The other desktop if its not connected wirelessly they its easy. Just install the drivers for the printer on the desktop thats ethernet cabled to the router. Once installed go to start /settings then printers then on the printer in question right click it and go to sharing and share this printer on the network. But right click my computer/properties then computer name or the like and make sure all computers on the network share the same workgroup . By default MS windows uses the same name. But you can change it to any name you want to. All computers have to have the same workgroup name to share files and printers. Then on the other computer connected wirelessly go to start/settings printers and install new printer and it will ask if its a… [cont.]
Answered by computer_surplus2005 - Sun Jun 15 19:14:13 2008
Q. I have a windows 2000 desktop that gets internet as it is connected through a wireless router via an ethernet cable. I just purchased a Brother Wireless printer that I need help connecting to the wireless router and to the desktop (which does not have wireless capabilities. please help me!
Asked by chioshusband - Sun Jun 15 18:56:25 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The other desktop if its not connected wirelessly they its easy. Just install the drivers for the printer on the desktop thats ethernet cabled to the router. Once installed go to start /settings then printers then on the printer in question right click it and go to sharing and share this printer on the network. But right click my computer/properties then computer name or the like and make sure all computers on the network share the same workgroup . By default MS windows uses the same name. But you can change it to any name you want to. All computers have to have the same workgroup name to share files and printers. Then on the other computer connected wirelessly go to start/settings printers and install new printer and it will ask if its a… [cont.]
Answered by computer_surplus2005 - Sun Jun 15 19:14:13 2008
How do I do wireless printing? I have a F380 printer; what's the difference between that and network printing?
Q. I am not that familiar with technology. I have a F380 printer. How do I do wireless printing? I don't want to have to buy any other products. Can I do wireless printing by myself? How do I? What's the difference between wireless printing and network printing? Is network printing also wireless printing? God I have so many questions! I'd really appreciate it if I could find an answer to all of these questions I have
Asked by john - Sat Jan 20 18:20:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some printers can be hooked straight into your router via ethernet cable, if yours can (you would be able to tell by it having a jack on the back of it that looks like a big phone jack), just plug it into your router and you should be able to access it from any computer on the network. if your printer doesnt have that then you would have to do a few more steps, first set your priinter up to your main desktop computer. once it is set up go to your printer settings and right click the f380 and go to properties. click the sharing tab and select the box that says share over network. after this is done you should be able to access it from any other computer on your network. good luck
Answered by danbighands - Sat Jan 20 18:30:11 2007
Q. I am not that familiar with technology. I have a F380 printer. How do I do wireless printing? I don't want to have to buy any other products. Can I do wireless printing by myself? How do I? What's the difference between wireless printing and network printing? Is network printing also wireless printing? God I have so many questions! I'd really appreciate it if I could find an answer to all of these questions I have
Asked by john - Sat Jan 20 18:20:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some printers can be hooked straight into your router via ethernet cable, if yours can (you would be able to tell by it having a jack on the back of it that looks like a big phone jack), just plug it into your router and you should be able to access it from any computer on the network. if your printer doesnt have that then you would have to do a few more steps, first set your priinter up to your main desktop computer. once it is set up go to your printer settings and right click the f380 and go to properties. click the sharing tab and select the box that says share over network. after this is done you should be able to access it from any other computer on your network. good luck
Answered by danbighands - Sat Jan 20 18:30:11 2007
How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live?
Q. How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live? Do i need a wireless card or a router of somthing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by ryanpatrick42 - Thu Jan 22 20:11:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need the wireless adapter for the xbox.
Answered by Bob A - Thu Jan 22 20:17:42 2009
Q. How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live? Do i need a wireless card or a router of somthing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by ryanpatrick42 - Thu Jan 22 20:11:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need the wireless adapter for the xbox.
Answered by Bob A - Thu Jan 22 20:17:42 2009
Can I connect a wireless router to an ethernet network cable to get wireless?
Q. Currently I have internet provided by an ethernet cable run into my apartment. Obviously there is a modem somewhere but I do not have access to it. I am wondering if I hook up a wireless router to said ethernet cable, will I be able to have wireless internet for my apartment? The literature I have found online has mentioned turning off a modem or what not which I am unable to do. Will this cause a problem?
Asked by ny81584 - Mon Feb 18 02:50:16 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, only on certain routers with about 5 Ethernet connections, one a bit away from the other --- --- --- --- --- - 1 - - 2 - - 3 - - 4 - -EX- --- --- --- --- --- The EX port is where you would connect the router via Ethernet to another Ethernet device. Ex is for extend (to add more routers).
Answered by Andrew T - Thu Feb 21 15:31:52 2008
Q. Currently I have internet provided by an ethernet cable run into my apartment. Obviously there is a modem somewhere but I do not have access to it. I am wondering if I hook up a wireless router to said ethernet cable, will I be able to have wireless internet for my apartment? The literature I have found online has mentioned turning off a modem or what not which I am unable to do. Will this cause a problem?
Asked by ny81584 - Mon Feb 18 02:50:16 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, only on certain routers with about 5 Ethernet connections, one a bit away from the other --- --- --- --- --- - 1 - - 2 - - 3 - - 4 - -EX- --- --- --- --- --- The EX port is where you would connect the router via Ethernet to another Ethernet device. Ex is for extend (to add more routers).
Answered by Andrew T - Thu Feb 21 15:31:52 2008
How does wireless Internet work? I have wireless on my modem, but how does the dang thing work?
Q. I have wireless on my laptop, but how does the dang thing work? I am not all that technologically advanced!
Asked by jessikatapp - Wed Feb 7 13:43:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Setting up a secure wireless network (you'll want it secure if you do any online shopping, banking etc) can be a little tricky. I would suggest reading the manual that comes with your modem, it should tell you how to do it. Once the network is set up, connecting with your laptop should be pretty straightforward.
Answered by Pawn - Wed Feb 7 15:15:14 2007
Q. I have wireless on my laptop, but how does the dang thing work? I am not all that technologically advanced!
Asked by jessikatapp - Wed Feb 7 13:43:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Setting up a secure wireless network (you'll want it secure if you do any online shopping, banking etc) can be a little tricky. I would suggest reading the manual that comes with your modem, it should tell you how to do it. Once the network is set up, connecting with your laptop should be pretty straightforward.
Answered by Pawn - Wed Feb 7 15:15:14 2007
How can I confirm if a wireless network on my wireless router exists?
Q. My newly bought HP dv6000 laptop can't find the wireless network. Do I have to buy a wireless adaptor? The HPdv6000 does have an internal wireless adaptor does it? I don't have any other laptop to test the signal with.
Asked by zamme - Tue Oct 7 10:26:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some of those laptops have on/off switches for the wireless adapter. You might want to check that out. It might be turned off
Answered by browndogzzz - Tue Oct 7 10:29:34 2008
Q. My newly bought HP dv6000 laptop can't find the wireless network. Do I have to buy a wireless adaptor? The HPdv6000 does have an internal wireless adaptor does it? I don't have any other laptop to test the signal with.
Asked by zamme - Tue Oct 7 10:26:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some of those laptops have on/off switches for the wireless adapter. You might want to check that out. It might be turned off
Answered by browndogzzz - Tue Oct 7 10:29:34 2008
Can you buy a wireless mouse receiver without having to buy a new wireless mouse?
Q. I have a Logitech wireless mouse and the receiver (USB plug in) is broken. Can I obtain a new receiver without having to buy a new wireless mouse? Thankyou.
Asked by . - Thu Dec 18 06:24:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I Have The Same Problem... I Plugged The Receiver Into The Front Of My Pc And I Dropped My Keyboard On The Receiver And Now I Have To Hold The Reviever Up AT Like 45
Answered by OwenHowarth16Gay - Thu Dec 18 06:36:54 2008
Q. I have a Logitech wireless mouse and the receiver (USB plug in) is broken. Can I obtain a new receiver without having to buy a new wireless mouse? Thankyou.
Asked by . - Thu Dec 18 06:24:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I Have The Same Problem... I Plugged The Receiver Into The Front Of My Pc And I Dropped My Keyboard On The Receiver And Now I Have To Hold The Reviever Up AT Like 45
Answered by OwenHowarth16Gay - Thu Dec 18 06:36:54 2008
How do I get Wireless Connection to show up in Network Connections on my wireless laptop?
Q. I am trying to re-install after a hard drive crash and replacement. I have an on-board, factory installed wireless card. There is no wireless adapter listed in Network adapters.
Asked by bug - Wed Apr 30 17:54:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go to the computer manufactures web site and download the driver for the wireless card. You may have to do this from another computer and transfer the file to a flash drive and install it. Once installed properly it will show up in network connections and in Network adapters.
Answered by Jerry - Wed Apr 30 18:00:08 2008
Q. I am trying to re-install after a hard drive crash and replacement. I have an on-board, factory installed wireless card. There is no wireless adapter listed in Network adapters.
Asked by bug - Wed Apr 30 17:54:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go to the computer manufactures web site and download the driver for the wireless card. You may have to do this from another computer and transfer the file to a flash drive and install it. Once installed properly it will show up in network connections and in Network adapters.
Answered by Jerry - Wed Apr 30 18:00:08 2008
Can I turn the wireless feature on the BT Home Hub OFF to limit wireless access to the children?
Q. OK, ideally I would like to restrict access to my internet connection by turning the wireless BT hub off but still allow my desktop to connect via the ethernet connection? Daughter uses her laptap for coursework/projects etc and is connected via the wireless element. My desktop is ethernet connected. Can this be done?
Asked by mathias - Sat Sep 13 13:42:06 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yep. Set a password.
Answered by Robert D - Sat Sep 13 13:45:07 2008
Q. OK, ideally I would like to restrict access to my internet connection by turning the wireless BT hub off but still allow my desktop to connect via the ethernet connection? Daughter uses her laptap for coursework/projects etc and is connected via the wireless element. My desktop is ethernet connected. Can this be done?
Asked by mathias - Sat Sep 13 13:42:06 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yep. Set a password.
Answered by Robert D - Sat Sep 13 13:45:07 2008
How can I know what kind of wireless card does my computer have?
Q. I want to know how can I get the correct information about the kind of wireless card that my laptop has. I have one laptop that I bought old with a wireless card included, so I think it should be using a G wireless router, but my friend bought two laptops in different times, newer than mine, but still we don't know If they use N or G. How can I check in the system wich wireless already have included? Thanks
Asked by BB - Sun Mar 23 22:44:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. You can find out what type of card/chipset you have by going into the system properties. Right click on My Computer | Click on Properties | Hardware | Device Manager | + next to Network Adapter. Then you can just look the card up on the Internet. 2. If you are trying to decide what kind of wireless router to buy, go ahead and get the N it is backwards compatible.
Answered by bljzzgrl - Sun Mar 23 22:50:15 2008
Q. I want to know how can I get the correct information about the kind of wireless card that my laptop has. I have one laptop that I bought old with a wireless card included, so I think it should be using a G wireless router, but my friend bought two laptops in different times, newer than mine, but still we don't know If they use N or G. How can I check in the system wich wireless already have included? Thanks
Asked by BB - Sun Mar 23 22:44:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. You can find out what type of card/chipset you have by going into the system properties. Right click on My Computer | Click on Properties | Hardware | Device Manager | + next to Network Adapter. Then you can just look the card up on the Internet. 2. If you are trying to decide what kind of wireless router to buy, go ahead and get the N it is backwards compatible.
Answered by bljzzgrl - Sun Mar 23 22:50:15 2008
How do I connect my wireless router to my modem and my computer?
Q. I have just bought a wireless router, because I want to connect my PS3 via a wireless connection. But, the ethernet port on the back of my computer is already being used by my modem. Do I need to connect both my modem and my wireless router to an ethernet port? Please help?
Asked by Sam S - Wed Feb 11 13:56:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. on the router, there are maybe 5 rj45 jacks. they are marked 1 - 4 and uplink. uplink goes to the cable/dsl modem. 1 - 4 go to your work stations.
Answered by BobB - Wed Feb 11 14:00:48 2009
Q. I have just bought a wireless router, because I want to connect my PS3 via a wireless connection. But, the ethernet port on the back of my computer is already being used by my modem. Do I need to connect both my modem and my wireless router to an ethernet port? Please help?
Asked by Sam S - Wed Feb 11 13:56:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. on the router, there are maybe 5 rj45 jacks. they are marked 1 - 4 and uplink. uplink goes to the cable/dsl modem. 1 - 4 go to your work stations.
Answered by BobB - Wed Feb 11 14:00:48 2009
How to make a desktop able to recieve wireless internet in a free wireless city connection?
Q. My parents live in a free wireless internet zone city and have a dell desktop that runs windows xp. How can I set them up to recieve the wireless signal to get the internet? Currently they are not hooked up to any connection wired or wireless and do not have a wireless card installed. The computer has an internal modem.
Asked by krtjroman - Mon Nov 26 09:19:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to get a wireless card. Bestbuy, circuit city or compusa have ok ones. newegg.com is also good. If you are not good with computers get a external wireless adapter. When you plug it in and install the software. There should be a something to choose a wireless network.
Answered by EJ - Tue Nov 27 18:53:19 2007
Q. My parents live in a free wireless internet zone city and have a dell desktop that runs windows xp. How can I set them up to recieve the wireless signal to get the internet? Currently they are not hooked up to any connection wired or wireless and do not have a wireless card installed. The computer has an internal modem.
Asked by krtjroman - Mon Nov 26 09:19:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to get a wireless card. Bestbuy, circuit city or compusa have ok ones. newegg.com is also good. If you are not good with computers get a external wireless adapter. When you plug it in and install the software. There should be a something to choose a wireless network.
Answered by EJ - Tue Nov 27 18:53:19 2007
How do I get my wireless router to work without ethrenet connected to my computer?
Q. I have a Netgear DG834Gv2 wireless router and I managed to get it working as my modem via the ethrenet cable, but how do I get it to actually be wireless. My laptop has built in wireless.
Asked by Hoods - Fri Jan 5 15:11:13 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it should already be broadcasting a signal. If its not, then look on the box for a switch. If there is none, see the users manual and try to change the router settings. Go to your browser and type in 192.168.x.x or 127.0.0.1 based on your manual to see how to access the settings.
Answered by PIX - Fri Jan 5 15:14:35 2007
Q. I have a Netgear DG834Gv2 wireless router and I managed to get it working as my modem via the ethrenet cable, but how do I get it to actually be wireless. My laptop has built in wireless.
Asked by Hoods - Fri Jan 5 15:11:13 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it should already be broadcasting a signal. If its not, then look on the box for a switch. If there is none, see the users manual and try to change the router settings. Go to your browser and type in 192.168.x.x or 127.0.0.1 based on your manual to see how to access the settings.
Answered by PIX - Fri Jan 5 15:14:35 2007
What is the difference between a wireless modem & wireless router?
Q. We're getting ready to switch to cable internet which will be hooked up through our desktop. FYI: it does not have wireless connectivity. I'd like the ability to use the internet on my laptop (which is ready for wireless connections), but I'm not sure what all we'll need to purchase. I don't want to buy any more than we need! Quick Additional Info/Question: the cable internet subscription will come with a cable modem. Does it need to be wireless in order to work with everything? Also, will we need a wireless router to get it to work with everything? OKAY...so what devices will I need?
Asked by Annie H - Thu Aug 30 15:56:40 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a router allows signal for more than one computer
Answered by just_a_hick - Thu Aug 30 16:01:07 2007
Q. We're getting ready to switch to cable internet which will be hooked up through our desktop. FYI: it does not have wireless connectivity. I'd like the ability to use the internet on my laptop (which is ready for wireless connections), but I'm not sure what all we'll need to purchase. I don't want to buy any more than we need! Quick Additional Info/Question: the cable internet subscription will come with a cable modem. Does it need to be wireless in order to work with everything? Also, will we need a wireless router to get it to work with everything? OKAY...so what devices will I need?
Asked by Annie H - Thu Aug 30 15:56:40 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a router allows signal for more than one computer
Answered by just_a_hick - Thu Aug 30 16:01:07 2007
How can check if somebody is using my wireless router?
Q. I purchased a Wireless router, I am using the cat 5 from my wireless router to my PC therefore I am not using the wireless capabilities of my router. I would like to monitor the users of my routers? How can I find who is using my wireless router ? If I type ipconfig/all will it tell me who is using my router?
Asked by Laura M - Sat May 2 15:13:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no, login to your router. If you are using a netgear router, type in Routerlogin.com and if it asks for password and stuff type ADMIN for the username password for the password. Than it'll login to your router, it'll show a page with a whole bunch of tabs, to the left there will be an option that you can press that says attatched devices, click that and it'll tell you wat computers and devices are attached according to the computers name. so if your neighbors computer is called, DANS-PC it'll say that name as the connected device. If you dont want anyone logging onto ur router. add WEP or WPA security. Refer to your router manual for instructions on how to do this. It's a rather very simple process though,. Hope this helps
Answered by fade2blak_91 - Sat May 2 15:22:00 2009
Q. I purchased a Wireless router, I am using the cat 5 from my wireless router to my PC therefore I am not using the wireless capabilities of my router. I would like to monitor the users of my routers? How can I find who is using my wireless router ? If I type ipconfig/all will it tell me who is using my router?
Asked by Laura M - Sat May 2 15:13:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no, login to your router. If you are using a netgear router, type in Routerlogin.com and if it asks for password and stuff type ADMIN for the username password for the password. Than it'll login to your router, it'll show a page with a whole bunch of tabs, to the left there will be an option that you can press that says attatched devices, click that and it'll tell you wat computers and devices are attached according to the computers name. so if your neighbors computer is called, DANS-PC it'll say that name as the connected device. If you dont want anyone logging onto ur router. add WEP or WPA security. Refer to your router manual for instructions on how to do this. It's a rather very simple process though,. Hope this helps
Answered by fade2blak_91 - Sat May 2 15:22:00 2009
How do I replace my current wireless router with my new wireless router?
Q. Ok so I have a linksys Wrt54g wireless router, but I msik of it and bought a new airport extreme. Im confuesed. Do I just unplug my current wireless router and then simply plug in the new one and configure it? Or what, What about the computers on my network?
Asked by Eddy S - Tue May 26 21:42:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try
Answered by Kami - Tue May 26 21:56:54 2009
Q. Ok so I have a linksys Wrt54g wireless router, but I msik of it and bought a new airport extreme. Im confuesed. Do I just unplug my current wireless router and then simply plug in the new one and configure it? Or what, What about the computers on my network?
Asked by Eddy S - Tue May 26 21:42:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try
Answered by Kami - Tue May 26 21:56:54 2009
How would I know if the wireless adapter for my xbox 360 is not good?
Q. I just bought a wireless adapter for my xbox 360 on ebay. I connected the adapter to my xbox but it can't find the network. I have a Netgear Range Max Wireless Router. I have no problem using the network wireless with two MACs. Does anyone have a suggestion if it is the adapter that is bad or I need to configure something else. I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Asked by hpc978 - Tue Dec 2 19:31:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah your adapter is messed up go buy a new one before you damage your internet with that faulty thing
Answered by Luis F - Tue Dec 2 21:13:29 2008
Q. I just bought a wireless adapter for my xbox 360 on ebay. I connected the adapter to my xbox but it can't find the network. I have a Netgear Range Max Wireless Router. I have no problem using the network wireless with two MACs. Does anyone have a suggestion if it is the adapter that is bad or I need to configure something else. I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Asked by hpc978 - Tue Dec 2 19:31:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah your adapter is messed up go buy a new one before you damage your internet with that faulty thing
Answered by Luis F - Tue Dec 2 21:13:29 2008
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