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• WRT320N - support for PPTP and L2PT DCHP?

  Hello, I bought this router and facing the problem - how to establish an internet connection. My ISP supports only DHCP for PPTP and L2TP, it gave me the URL (vpn.corbina.net and tp.corbina.net). I found a topic in a local forum with an explanation how to establish an internet connection with the same ISP, but for wrt610n. The basic configuration page is the same for these two routers, but my router is not working, nor with L2TP or PPTP settings. It is unable to connect to both servers, and that's all. With 'ping', I found the IP addresses of these servers.

  Currently I use wl520gc from asus, and it supports DHCP for vpn and have no problem with it.

  Maybe you have some ideas how to solve this problem.

  Ok. I found the error, I have not found correctly the server ip. Now I know, everything works.

  Thanks for help. Sorry for the inconvenience. Good day.

• Can't get off my old antivirus my Windows support

  I have Windows 7.  My ISP is Bell.  I'm used to being with Rogers.  I get all my emails, a few of them.  Whenever I call technical support from Bell, they give me another story on what is the problem, often they say that shippers should send to the wrong email address but I know that they are not.  There is no record of spam and nothing in the junk e-mail folder.  I know that Bell has problems on this issue, but can't understand why I can't get my emails.   I get a few of them but by no means all of them.

  But the main problem is that I can't Rogers email protection out of my programs and features in my control panel and off the hard drive of my computer completely.  It is disabled and does not, but I can not remove.  Bell was told to ask Rogers to remove it.  Rogers told me I must have a virus or I would be able to remove it.  I tried the link to remove Rogers Online Protection, and it does not work. I had virus protection throughout, scans, telling me that I have no viruses, etc. Anyone know how to get protection against old viruses off your computer when uninstalling does nothing and the areas on the ISP support both old and new say that they cannot do?

  Thanks if anyone can help.

  Hello

  Try this free Revo Uninstaller program to remove it.

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  "How-to" instructions for use are included here: read the information on the tabs at the top.

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  What it fixes...
  • Registry keys damaged on 64-bit operating systems
  • Corrupt registry keys that control the update data
  • Problems that prevent the installation of new programs
  • Problems that prevent existing programs are completely uninstalled or updated
  • Problems that are blocking you from uninstalling a program through the item add or remove programs (or programs and features) in Control Panel

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• Spam

  I keep getting emails that appear to come from Apple, send my bills and fees for music and apps that I have not bought. Is this a spam? It happened for about 4 months, with a couple that runs through every month.

  Help appreciated,

  H

  It sounds like the thse are the phishing attempts. Never give out personal information, credit card details or click on the links in the emails.

  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

  Identify the fraudulent 'phishing' - Apple Support e-mail

  You must report to Apple when you get them.

  Statement suspected Phishing attempts

  If you receive what you think to be a phishing e-mail supposed to be Apple, please send it to [email protected], a monitored mailbox, that does not answer individual e-mail.

  Forward the message with full header information provides Apple with important information. To do this in OS X Mail, select the message and choose forward as an attachment in the Message menu. For other applications of e-mail or webmail based services, consult your ISP support information to determine how to transfer messages with full headers.

• Real email from Apple?

  I received a bill from iTunes saying: I bought an album that wasn't me.  I'm suspicious that the e-mail address doesn't look like an address from apple is a phishing email?  He was sent by the sender below - [email protected] I changed my password ID Apple immediately!  but I was wondering if I should now note that invoice

  Help here > identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support

  Statement suspected Phishing attempts

  If you receive what you think to be a phishing e-mail supposed to be Apple, please send it to [email protected], a monitored mailbox, that does not answer individual e-mail.

  Forward the message with full header information provides Apple with important information. To do this in OS X Mail, select the message and choose forward as an attachment in the Message menu. For other applications of e-mail or webmail based services, consult your ISP support information to determine how to transfer messages with full headers.

  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

• Need help network!

  We are a House of Apple? 2 iMac, MacBook 2, 1 MacBook Pro, iPhone 4. I have an AirPort Extreme and an airport express Network Extender. At one point, some of our phones or computers cannot access Internet. See the router, they are unable to open a session. I'm not an irritable Apple. I did reset hard in AirPort Extreme. I tried a number of things, but the problem seems to be growing.

  My equipment is:

  iMac 21.5 "end 2013

  3.1 GHz Intel Core i7

  OS X 10.9.5

  iMac 21.5 "end 2011

  3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  OS X 10.6.8

  iPhone 6 +.

  iOS 9.3.1

  iPhone 6 s

  iOS 9.3.1

  iPhone 6 s

  iOS 8.4.1 (update needed)

  iPhone 5 s

  iOS 9.3.1

  All components see the router but will not have Internet access. Sometimes I get a message on an iMac that says, "another device uses this IP address. Try again later or change IP addresses. ". I have also a message that indicates the IP address is assigned manually. I have never manually assign an IP address. I could really use some help here. Don't forget, you talk with the novice.

  You have not thought about it, but the "modem" which provided you your provider of Internet Service (ISP) may be the culprit. This is because it is quite common for ISPS to limit the number of devices that can connect to the Internet in a given "modem".  A common limit is 5-6 devices.

  Is is possible to communicate with people of support at your ISP to ask them...

  (1) is there a limit of 6 to 8 devices on the modem they received for you?

  (2) if so, ISP support people can change this limitation to allow more devices to connect... Ideally, at no additional cost to you?

  Looks like you probably need at least 15-20 connections available... one for each device and 4-5 extra to help prevent conflicts.

  If you could provide the number of brand and model of the device that you call your "modem", let's get a setup guide or manual to learn more about the features of the device.

• When I open the thumbnail images in another tab they are pixelated, what's the problem?

  When I go to a website with pictures they are pixelated. Placing the cursor over each image the gives me the ability to press 'alt' and 'r' to refresh the image or 'alt' and 'a' and refersh the entire page. When I open an image of thumbnailed in a new tab, if yes or no I refreshed the page or the image beforehand, the image is pixelated and I can not 120 Hz it. What is going on?

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  Looks like you are using a dial-up with a 'Accelerator' connection If this is the case, it's a feature of this ISP web accelerator. They accelerate the loading by initially providing lower quality images and giving you the option of loading the original image, full resolution in their cache with shortcuts for the page. Other ISPS with a web Accelerator feature using elements of context menu, which are added to Firefox via an extension installed in Firefox.

  Insofar as not having is not able to load the image quality when you open it in a new tab, I don't know why that option does not appear. You must contact your ISP support for questions on this issue.

• Re: Satellite L500D - speed wireless worsens considerably with lid closed

  Hello

  The last 3 days have been nerve wrecking for me. I am the owner of a Satellite L500 D and at the moment, I decided to connect it to an external monitor, to enjoy a better visual experience, until I have buy a desktop computer.

  Well, day 1, I had problems with the speed of the wireless connection (the laptop is related to the router via a wireless connection only). Physically, what I've done, it is simply connect the monitor to the laptop, while closing the lid, so it won't get in the way. And Yes, I had already checked the 'Status quo' feature in the desktop "when I close the lid of my laptop.

  I went to a speed of 30 Mbpps to love... 1 Mbpps, or even less, so that it becomes almost unbearable for surfing the web, let alone to download all the files. After calling my ISP support line and a subsequent visit by a technician (he's even changed the router), we were convinced that the problem lied in the router, or disruptions in the connections wireless neighbors, microwave ovens, cell phones, that sort of thing. I even thought that the problem had something to do with my wireless keyboard/mouse set that might interfere with the connection because it uses the same 2.4 Ghz band range.

  After spending a lot of time to ruin my head, I suddenly noticed how the speed would increase simply by opening the lid of the laptop. And the surprise... If I just lift the lid a bit (like 10 cm) above the keyboard, I hear a sound of 'connection' and therefore, the connection speed is always high.

  Have you ever had such an experience? Is the antenna (is it located anywhere in the keyboard?) of the adapter that stops whenever I close the lid? Is it possible to permanently program the computer to have the connection all the time?
  Well, it has been an experience painfully education

  Appreciate your comments/solutions

  Paulo

  Hi Paulo

  We speak/write here on laptops and computers laptops are designed for mobile use and all of the material placed in the laptop is also optimized for mobile use. It is logical that wireless antenna must be placed in the book part where it can get better WLAN signal. Because of this key WLAN antenna is placed around the screen. When you open the display WLAN antenna is best placed to pick up WLAN signal.

  If you want to use the laptop as the lace and desktop replacement by with closed side cover I recommend using connectivity LAN only or perhaps some external WLAN as WLAN USB stick antenna.

• All-in-one HP Deskjet 3525: error 0XB808DEDE on wifi connect

  I have a HP Deskjet 3525 multifuntional printer. My ISP changed the modem with a new wifi router included. When I connecrt the printer to the wireless network, the Connectine is made, then the printer gives the following error code: 0XB808DEDE. The error code persists and the printer can use should.

  I have tryied hard reset the error is still there. But if I change the wifi network, to another (another wifi router), all things are fine, the printer connects well, error will detect and can be used. Also, if I use the printer with the usb connection, the printer works.

  The only time where it gives the above error is to connect to my ISP router. The router is a router/modem Ubee EVW3226.

  Hello

  I solved my problem. Called my ISP support and it seems that the UBEE router/modem has a bug of incompatibility with certain HP printers. They changed my modem/router with another (Cisco this time) and I get no more error.

  In conclusion, if you got the 0XB808DEDE error code you must you change your wireless router.

  Xaba

• my modem STC (Saudi Arabia) SAGEM 007 has 4 ethernet ports. two of them do not work. (in red)

  my modem STC (Saudi Arabia) SAGEM 007 has 4 ethernet ports. two of them do not work. (in red)

  Hello

  You should check with the help of the manufacturer modem and if it is provided by your ISP support.

  Not really a Windows problem.

  I hope this helps.

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• How can I get a security code on my wifi neighbors are tapping into my use

  the neighbors are tappin celine my wifi how can I put the security on my computer setting to stop it.

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  Hi Becc,

  Essentially, the procedure is to configure the router for the specific appropriate for your router, and your ISP and your computers and intranet security settings.  You do not block your computers, you encode router transmissions so that others cannot use it without the username and password.  Then you configure your computers (or other devices connected) so that they know the appropriate codes and can communicate with the router.

  When I came across this myself, I discovered that the manufacturer of the router charged; However, I discovered that my ISP supports this particular router and they helped me as well with the router and my computer for free as part of their service - so I'd personally start with your ISP to see if they will help you.

  The following article gives the basic instructions for the router (and a few different), but it only covers the router (and not your connected devices) and it indicates the options to use but sometimes 'the best' is not appropriate or accessible with your ISP or router and the computers (which means that it's OK to learn about it in a general sense (, but you need to communicate with people to get the correct settings).  For example I would use WPA2 but my ISP doesn't support WPA is what I use (and if I tried the other it wouldn't work and I would have had no. clue what I was doing wrong and be stuck and confused). http://www.ehow.com/how_6942409_set-up-wireless-router-security.html.  So think of this as simply a presentation guide but use the following instead.

  In short, to access the router, go to any computer connected and click on start / all programs / accessories / right-click on command prompt, and then click Run as administrator.  Then type IPCONFIG/all.  For your first login, you should see a group of settings as a gateway by default (and possible other inputs) referring to a TCP/IP address (usually 192.168.0.1 or something similar to that).  This is the address of your router.

  Open now IE (or your browser) and in the address field where you can type www.microsoft.com, sometimes rather type the address of the router (for example, 192.168.0.1) and enter.  This should connect to the router where it will ask for a user name and password (almost certainly).  If you know, very well.  If this is not the case, the access provider manufacturer or router can help.  Many use default common (which you should change once get you it, but remember).  Certain combinations of username/password common name include admin/admin, admin/password, administrator/administrator/admin password, simply administrator or with any other admin for the password.

  There must be a security section.  Need you probably to get a security Type (WPA-Personal, WPA2-Personal,...), a Type of encryption (for example, TKIP, AES,...) and a security network (password thinking) key.  The first two depend too much from your ISP and the installation program to help me (and you may have different options or more also)-they need to tell you what to use.  The manufacturer of the router can probably help with this - but the ISP knows and can tell you.  Use a key strong you want it is hard to break.  Here is an article on the creation of strong passwords - for this and especially since you know that you used, I would out max and go even a little further than they suggest: http://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/passwords-create.aspx.  I would choose one with 12 numbers which is a random set of letters lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and symbols - but also one you won't forget but that is anyone's guess (that you don't really want to not have to reset it).

  Once set, so even if not recommended by the router or the people of the ISP because if you forgot your password again, they will not be able to help the router becomes a paperweight (but it prevents a person to reset the router using the same stuff, I suggested above to find one that works - if they were not working and you don't need help to identify it) I would consider changing the default user name and password reset so no one can use this method ignores everything and get (even if you notice that and eventually be locked out yourself - and quite well, they will have to have physical access to the router to reset it because I don't think that this can be done remotely).  I did it with mine.  Others choose not to bother because they assume that nobody's going to such extremes and it would make things easier if you needed help more later and I forgot the password.  It's your choice.  I did it because I'm a little paranoid and know that I forget - but for the most part, I suggest they leave alone that can be a bit going overboard.

  Then go to all devices connected wireless or another for the router and configuration, security codes to enable this device (your computers and perhaps a printer or other devices) to access the router and don't not blocked everything as your neighbors now will be.  Go to network connections and sharing, then the list of wireless connections and select the connection of your router and right click and click Properties.  Click Security and three above options should appear.  Change them to match what you used for the router and save the settings.  Now close the connection to the router (if it doesn't what shouldn't be) and re-establish a connection and you may in.  Do same for all devices (printers and other devices probably have special methods to change these settings and you may need help with these providers to find a way to review the security settings to connect to the router - but usually it's really not hard and you can probably work yourself or using self-help on the Web site of the device or the manual if you still have it).

  That's all.  You have now completed and you are sure.  Again, you will need help from the ISP with the parameters (and they can also help you with everything if you ask and you need), but with this exception, most of the time I think that you can usually do it on your own.  Go into the router manufacturer only if absolutely necessary and the ISP will not or can not help and you can't find try it yourself since many of them charge for this kind of thing (unless it is brand new and some even then) and you need information from the ISP in any case as the router manufacturer probably does not know the right settings for each provider (even if they do for many is not reasonable to assume that they know not just less likely to the ISP).

  I hope this helps.  Assuming that this has not already been moved on Windows Networking Forum, and if that didn't do the trick and you need more assistance, please repost it here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_other-networking?page=1&tab=all&tm=1300700638376.

  Good luck!

• A updated Windows caused inconsistent Web Page loading

  I have this problem have fought for about 7 months and feel now that this question may have some merit. On November of last year, I noticed that one of my records came to a point that a session on the internet would have on the same sequence of events on my ISP, different from search engines email account or another web browser outside of the Internet Explorer that I always used: web pages load normally for a period of shooting then the Green loading bar at the bottom of the page shows 50% completion & load entirely web page, then to the same bar of fine corresponding to 100%, but the web page is empty. At this point, I may be able to close the web page, but more often otherwise I have to use the Task Manager to end the session. Even after this point I couldn't access the internet unless the system has rebooted. I thought that not much in light of 6 years + of very intensive use, it was time to do a new install & really cut the number of programs installed and fragmented garbage.

  The drive was wiped cleaned before anything was started. A firewall & antivirus updated were in place before any connection to the internet. All XP critical and recommended updates loaded first thing and installed. Minimal programs have been installed. DSL result same slowness.

  I spent hours with my ISP support for any solution. My older router was suspected, so a newer version has been purchased. No change.

  Then, my wife made a comment that its XP disc that she uses only for the printer on my desktop still works very well. I now widely used and it is not a fake. Wipe the disc again and done the same installation of all windows, as before, but duplicate updates install it software she has: no change. The only difference with his, is that no Windows Update were conducted on it for some time, as he was very low on disk space.

  Thank you

  As it became very obvious that I was not to get more answers to my question, I found the solution through another forum by examining the response to slow down the loading of the web page. Log in Mode safe mode with networking privileges. Things will appear somewhat sluggish clicking around but that's ok. Begin to surf the internet. All my symptoms went away. In this case, Internet Explorer settings need to be reset & can be done using the Microsoft FIX - IT Site, charging to @ http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923737 . If it doesn't clear up the problem of IE and your computer is running slowly as well, this MS web page might be the solution: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310353.

• Once a day, I lose all network connectivity on my Windows XP SP3 laptop. When I try to ping something I get this error: "PING failed, error 1450' code"

  Hello, those in about 3 days, I lose network connectivity on my laptop with Windows XP SP3. When I ping no matter what page of the console I get the following error message: show PING failed, error code 1450. I tried to use the option of repair in my area, but it did not help. Computer restart resolves the problem, but I'd like to avoid doing. What should I do to solve the problem?

  original title: loss of network connectivity

  Since this happen in two different ISP, try to reset your modem or router and also contact your ISP support. Some ISPS will set a rule and limitation of their user, but in your case, discuss it with your ISP, or contact technical support for your PC manufacturer.

• Outbox stuck on Outlook 2007

  I use Outlook 2007 on XP and I have a few emails stuck in the Outbox.

  I tried a few different settings, the connection to the server with a normal connection, a SSL, TLS. SSL does not work but the normal and TLS works when I click on the button "test connection". But e-mails from the Recycle Bin are still there.

  I just installed Service Pack 2 for Office 2007, but the problem persists.

  In most of my efforts, I don't get an error message. Once I got an error message saying that it timed out the connection to the SMTP server.

  When I try all these things with Outlook Express, everything works normally. The Test account works. How Outlook can not work?

  I also try to delete messages in the Outbox folder, but the system, I cannot do so because it is said that he sends them. I click the buttons cancel, he still complains with the same message.

  Everyone comes to this kind of problems before? Is there a way to dig deeper in the journal of communication in order to see what could be wrong here?

  See here for the 3 methods of elimination of mails blocked http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/messagestuckinoutbox.htm

  You cannot play with the settings of your account, unless your ISP supports the setting you have selected.

  If you have integrated Anti Virus in Outlook that can be the cause of many problems. Integration does not give better protection that the wicked would be detected by the scanner in real-time.
  If you have not integrated AV, uninstall this AV, so symantec, use the utility on their website to remove completely.
  Restart the computer, reinstall the AV without the outlook integration. Then update your virus deffinitions.

  Another cause must be running an auto send/receive definition - it change to put 10

• Problem with Internet connection - connect only after you turn off allowing then again.

  It is a recent problem that unfortunately I have very little information on. In other words, after months be happy and connection to the internet when you start the computer has decided he won't d more, instead he wants to deactivate and then activate the connection to the local network before it will connect.

  There is no error message and the convenience store could not find that something wrong then directed me here! I tried to diagnose too but didn't know what was wrong either. There are two computers connected through a router and the other is fine, ISP technical support assures me it's nothing to do with them either.

  It left me speechless. I tried the system restore, I crossed the two diagnoses available in internet options and I called ISP support. Although this isn't a direct threatening problem, it's one of those little niggles you want just leave.

  If anyone has any ideas on how to fix things, I'd be grateful.

  * Acer Revo running Win 7.

  Hi tmaxwell83,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2. do you have security software installed on the computer?

  3. What is the type of internet connection you use?

  This would happen if the NIC driver is corrupt or needs to be updated.

  I suggest that you install the updated drivers for the network adapter on the computer by visiting the network card or the computer manufacturer Web site, the check if it works fine.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  Network adapter problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-adapter-problems

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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