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| Newbie ![]() Join Date: May 2008 vista home premium 32bit
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| argh help havent got a clue my siter just brought a vista from pc world and as they alredy had the inter net they didnt get the bt disc and it is bt on the pc and she tried to install aol but wouldent install as vista couldent find bt voyager 105 so we downloaded it and tried to install it but vista wouldent accept it .. so should we just change to bt internet |
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| Re: argh help havent got a clue tbh you don't need any of AOL's and BT's spy ware programs installed on you pc all you need to do is configure the address correctly in your router and you will be surfing in no time....using an internet browser of your choice not your i.s.p's in you router you will see your users name and password (your password will be displayed as ******* and you user name wil be i.e bigbut1) simply change the bigbut1 to bigbut1@adsl.btinternet.com or bigbut1@adsl.aol.com be sure to use Connection Type PPPoA |
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Location: Doncaster, UK | Re: argh help havent got a clue Hi snoopy12, Welcome to the forums. ![]() In addition to the advice given by ripbox, make sure that you backup the router's configuration file (follow the instruction manual). This will enable you to quickly setup your router again should you ever need to reset it to the factory settings. In some cases, this is probably your most important backup as without the correct configuration you will not be able to connect to the Internet. An advantage of using a router is that you can install Vista and it will be able to connect to the Internet without any further configuration other than connecting the router. Dwarf |
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