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03-05-2007
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| | Re: Little Blue Soccer Ball at Network Icon? "GR" <GR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:51D0FBEA-EB1D-4784-9047-96D93875B4ED@microsoft.com... > What's the little icon which sits at the lower right hand corner of the > network icon? It appears and disappears randomly. When I drag my mouse > over > top of it, it simply states that I am connected to the network. > Perplexing, > since when it disappears, I am still connected to my network! I see it > most > after a boot-up or a reboot. It just disappeared again. > > I resembles a little soccer ball with two shades of blue! > > I dunno... It means your network has internet access. It is a globe. If it's gone, you have local access only. Art |
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03-05-2007
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| | Re: Little Blue Soccer Ball at Network Icon? That's the funny thing Art. I have Internet access, despite there being no globe. Most of the time, it's always gone. Cheers. "Art" wrote: > > "GR" <GR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:51D0FBEA-EB1D-4784-9047-96D93875B4ED@microsoft.com... > > What's the little icon which sits at the lower right hand corner of the > > network icon? It appears and disappears randomly. When I drag my mouse > > over > > top of it, it simply states that I am connected to the network. > > Perplexing, > > since when it disappears, I am still connected to my network! I see it > > most > > after a boot-up or a reboot. It just disappeared again. > > > > I resembles a little soccer ball with two shades of blue! > > > > I dunno... > > It means your network has internet access. It is a globe. If it's gone, > you have local access only. > > Art > |
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03-05-2007
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| | Re: Little Blue Soccer Ball at Network Icon? David, what does the A. in your middle name stand for? A**hole? "GR" wrote: > That's the funny thing Art. I have Internet access, despite there being no > globe. Most of the time, it's always gone. > > Cheers. > > "Art" wrote: > > > > > "GR" <GR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:51D0FBEA-EB1D-4784-9047-96D93875B4ED@microsoft.com... > > > What's the little icon which sits at the lower right hand corner of the > > > network icon? It appears and disappears randomly. When I drag my mouse > > > over > > > top of it, it simply states that I am connected to the network. > > > Perplexing, > > > since when it disappears, I am still connected to my network! I see it > > > most > > > after a boot-up or a reboot. It just disappeared again. > > > > > > I resembles a little soccer ball with two shades of blue! > > > > > > I dunno... > > > > It means your network has internet access. It is a globe. If it's gone, > > you have local access only. > > > > Art > > |
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03-05-2007
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| | Re: Little Blue Soccer Ball at Network Icon? uh noooooooooooooo it means STFU you stupid troll who smells of gengis kahn. >David, what does the A. in your middle name stand for? A**hole? > >"GR" wrote: > >> That's the funny thing Art. I have Internet access, despite there being no >> globe. Most of the time, it's always gone. >> >> Cheers. >> >> "Art" wrote: >> >> > >> > "GR" <GR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> > news:51D0FBEA-EB1D-4784-9047-96D93875B4ED@microsoft.com... >> > > What's the little icon which sits at the lower right hand corner of the >> > > network icon? It appears and disappears randomly. When I drag my mouse >> > > over >> > > top of it, it simply states that I am connected to the network. >> > > Perplexing, >> > > since when it disappears, I am still connected to my network! I see it >> > > most >> > > after a boot-up or a reboot. It just disappeared again. >> > > >> > > I resembles a little soccer ball with two shades of blue! >> > > >> > > I dunno... >> > >> > It means your network has internet access. It is a globe. If it's gone, >> > you have local access only. >> > >> > Art >> > |
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03-06-2007
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| | Re: Little Blue Soccer Ball at Network Icon? "stupid troll who smells of gengis khan" Nice to see they have 12 yr old's active in this forum... "thetruthhurts @homail.com" wrote: > uh noooooooooooooo it means STFU you stupid troll who smells of gengis > kahn. > > > >David, what does the A. in your middle name stand for? A**hole? > > > >"GR" wrote: > > > >> That's the funny thing Art. I have Internet access, despite there being no > >> globe. Most of the time, it's always gone. > >> > >> Cheers. > >> > >> "Art" wrote: > >> > >> > > >> > "GR" <GR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> > news:51D0FBEA-EB1D-4784-9047-96D93875B4ED@microsoft.com... > >> > > What's the little icon which sits at the lower right hand corner of the > >> > > network icon? It appears and disappears randomly. When I drag my mouse > >> > > over > >> > > top of it, it simply states that I am connected to the network. > >> > > Perplexing, > >> > > since when it disappears, I am still connected to my network! I see it > >> > > most > >> > > after a boot-up or a reboot. It just disappeared again. > >> > > > >> > > I resembles a little soccer ball with two shades of blue! > >> > > > >> > > I dunno... > >> > > >> > It means your network has internet access. It is a globe. If it's gone, > >> > you have local access only. > >> > > >> > Art > >> > > |
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