|
|
|
Thursday, June 24, 2010
[Fixed!] Anyway...I have heard of cases where devices are unable to connect to the router when SSID broadcast is disabled. But I never had any problems for the past five years. I don't know what changed. In any case, I managed to use WPA2 again. I downgraded the encryption on my wireless network to WPA because my sister's new Dell laptop didn't seem to support WPA2. Under the wireless options, there was an option for WPA but not WPA2. I've always thought that this was very odd. Looking up this issue online didn't provide any hints. I finally decided to read the Help section and found out that the WPA option is actually for both WPA and WPA2 - the laptop will use the corresponding standard depending on what the router is using. So it's back to WPA2. Can't believe that had me stumped for six months. ^^^ by Locksley @ 8:41 PM.
1 comments.
[Comments]
i was gonna ask you how you fixed the router. but i won't do that anymore, cause dunno what you're talking about here also. haha!
[<---Back to Main]
^^^ posted by |
|
Broken for now. :( If anyone knows of a good way to display tweets without using Twitter's awful looking widgets, please let me know. Preferably something that allows me to retrieve my tweets in plain-text format.
Anything and everything under the sun. I write about my day, my thoughts, things I see in public, things to get off my chest, or sometimes just some senseless rants that make sense only to me. 30 year old male. Always with too many ideas in his head and too little time. For my 15 minutes of fame, I want to be a guest on the Late Show with David Letterman. Movies, TV, cycling, computers, planted tanks, cherry shrimps, P2P legal issues, Manchester United, WWE, TNA, UFC, etc... Best viewed @ 1280*1024 or above. Views are expressed are mine and mine only, and are not meant to offend or influence anyone. Designed for readers with a sense of humour. If you can't laugh at yourself, you probably won't like my style of humour. |
