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|    Wayne@Cowboy.net to Wayne@Cowboy.net    |
|    Re: Can't connect my router to emachine     |
|    03 Jul 18 15:21:21    |
      On Tue, 26 Jun 2018 08:28:35 -0400, Wayne@Cowboy.net wrote:              >In my old age and its senilty, I have forgotten much about XP.       >       >I have inherited this BRAND-NEW STILL IN THE BOX eMachines T3104 PC,       >and want to set it up for my grandson. It is set up as it comes with       >some softwares. It boots up and runs fine, except for the internet,       >which does not surprise me.       >       >I have CAT5-connected the T3104 to my Verizon router, which is also       >connected to, and runs fine with, this W7 PC.       >       >I can't remember how to set up XP to connnect to this router. I have       >tried many things to no avail-so I am missing something. I can't       >even get to where it should ask for my router's password. I have       >tried everything applicable in its XP's Control Panel, to no avail.       >Oh - I forgot to say that so far I cannot get any 'internet access'       >icon in the task bar.       >Now I need to ask for help.       >       >Help?       >       >JW                     Before I give up on this eMachine, I wonder if an alternate video like       a video card in its PCI slot would work. It might be crazy, and       probably is. I have two available PCI slots in this T3104 mobo.              Anyone know of a source for a compatible and cheap video card? Thought       someone might know. I'd be afraid I'd buy one that wouldn't fit the       PCI slot.              Be gentle.       JW              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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