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Originally Posted by 80351
(Post 7030577)
I can understand that, mines been about the same time here but it did it at the old house too so it isn't the connections outside.
Comcast tells me when I lose the signal I have unplug they're box and our wireless router wait a few minutes then plug them back in again. If that doesn't work do it again then reboot the computer. What a PITA |
Originally Posted by 80351
(Post 7030893)
Is that in the software Paul or a button on the box?
If its in the software its on her computer and I'm not allowed there. I'll explain that one sometime What brand do you have, ie d-link, linksys, etc???? |
Originally Posted by Sparky83
(Post 7030975)
when mine goes out they cant see us at all... then want to ignore the fact that the problems not in the house at all...
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no... but the one time the lower channels got fuzzy... one of the techs said it was a signal amplifier somewhere up the line on their end but they cant find it till it dies completely... but if ya ask me.. with it being something computer and tv related youd think theyd have some way of tracing it...
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They can ping your computer.
Sounds like its a weak signal coming into the house. Just ask them to BOOST the signal. I had a similar problem with Comcast. They ran a new 1/2" cable to my house, boosted the signal and wow what a difference it made in the internet. TV never was a problem, but when they boosted the signal the TV got better also. |
they couldnt ping us at all that time.. it was like we werent even here... the last time we had a guy on call for the problem and when he tried to find us from where he was he couldnt see the entire neighborhood..
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Originally Posted by glruff
(Post 7031001)
Dave you would have to have the administrative username and password to access the wireless access point/router in order to change any setup.
What brand do you have, ie d-link, linksys, etc???? |
Call you public service commission and file a complaint.
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Originally Posted by 80351
(Post 7031173)
Linksys George and you know who has administartive control
Get a cat 5 cable and hook direct thru the ethernet connection and see if that helps. On the chance she didn't change the password and username, type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar of your browser. If you connect to the router, type username: (leave blank) password: admin And see if you can access the router. While she's gone, of course}> |
Nitey night guys and gal, see ya at 6a ish
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DAMN!
I wonder if i even want to see this.... I don't know JACK! And I didn't see diddly.......... (DOODLY had nice titties though) |
Originally Posted by glruff
(Post 7031214)
I thought that is what you had from a previous exchange we had.
Get a cat 5 cable and hook direct thru the ethernet connection and see if that helps. On the chance she didn't change the password and username, type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar of your browser. If you connect to the router, type username: (leave blank) password: admin And see if you can access the router. While she's gone, of course}> |
Good Nigth all
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nite dave...
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Morning truck fans, did you survive the new software upgrade, lol
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