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Some help needed please
I'm trying to set up my DSL on a second computer. I have all the hardware installed but I get the error
"Verifying username and password: Error 691, access was denied because the username and/or password was invalid on the domain" Does anyone know what to do about this? This was Dravyks computer. Do I need to change the IP address or something? |
Its ok..I figured it out....but now the computer is like a clean slate with none of my passwords and no bookmarks or anything I normally use...oh joy...lots of work putting all my stuff in lol
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Glad you figured it out. Aren't you able to transfer your bookmarks and passwords from your primary computer?
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I actually tried talking to someone at Verizon DSL on live time chat and they didn't have a clue. I can usually figure this stuff out, it just takes me more time than I would like. |huh |
Maybe, and this is a little out there, you could 'network' the computers together?
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Its actually a good thing to change some of my stuff over to Dravyks computer since he was working on a lot of stuff that I never had on my PC. Next thing will be to take a look at his projects and see if I will be able to carry on with them or whether I need to hire some programming or design help. Lots and lots of work. |
[quote=Electra;463116] If they were networked together wouldn't solve anything for me if I had a crash.[quote]
Networking means to link the computers together using wifi or ethernet cables so you can transfer information you need from one box to the other. To save you burning stuff to disc etc. But, and I mean this with no offense, if you don't know that, then you will never figure out how to do it! :) |
[quote=Damian;463120][quote=Electra;463116] If they were networked together wouldn't solve anything for me if I had a crash.
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Because we worked on the same things there aren't too many programs I need to transfer over. Mostly its files I have worked on since January...everything else was already on his computer. I also have three extra hard drives to connect up as well. I have no idea what's on them yet. Maybe they were backups..just don't know. |
what operating systems are you running? (on both)
If xp you can easily transfer most settings if vista almost all settings even more easily (with vista though you will still have to install any programs on the new box, once you do all your personal settings you had in the programs on the original pc will be in the new pc) |
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Just a note on this...if xp is on both machines you do not need the disk
and transfer supports cd and dvd burning as the removable media |
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One of the next things I have to tackle is replacing the on/off button on my computer...up until now I have been the sort of person who didn't even like to take the top off the computer to clean the dust out. |
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There are a dozen better ways she can get there but she likes to be annoying. :) |
On a side note it's good to see you posting Electra, and hanging in there and getting your business back in order etc. I can only imagine how this last year has been for you but trust me it gets easier, at least with the computer stuff.
For the cats eating the cables problem you might want to check this out... http://www.electriduct.com/ --- maybe one of those might do the trick. |
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I hope the computer stuff does get easier. My problem is that I was thrown in at about the mid-level with computers and so never really learned the basics. Thats what makes me seem like an idiot LOL. I had never used a computer when I came into the business and Harry was like.."oh don't worry..just do this and this and this and I'll do that and that and that." And there just never seemed enough time in my day to do anything extra. All things considered I think I'm doing well and catching up fast. |
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crispy crunchy termites on a stick. |bananna| |
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