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More info?)
I couldn't retrieve mail either...
I think the problem is with the broadband setting? In my Networking
Connections, there are two categories, 1. Broadband 2. LAN or High Speed
Internet.
Under Broadband, I have a broadband connection icon with WAN Miniport
(PPPoE) which I can link up with Local Area Connection under LAN or High
Speed Internet, but not Wireless Network Connection, despite them both being
under LAN or High-Speed Internet category. Did I set something wrong with my
broadband connection side of things?
HELP! Thanks.
"Fortiche" wrote:
> On your Install CD, you should find admin.exe, which should enable you to
> choose your settings.
>
> You will have to connect your router to your computer via a
> Ethernet cable to do that. Afterwards, you should be able to
> connect wirelessly.
>
> >unable to
> > browse any web pages when I open IE.
>
> Can you retrieve your e-mail with Outlook Express ?
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> "Bunnydweeb" <Bunnydweeb@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message
> de news: EA4ED658-A317-487F-99E8-4C0BFB7B677E@microsoft.com...
> > I've managed to make my PC recognize my Airport Express, but I am unable
> > to
> > browse any web pages when I open IE. What is the problem? Do I have to
> > build
> > a gateway of some sort?
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