redcyclist99 said:Hey, thanks for getting back to me. The guy's claiming everything is fine on his end and that the app is the problem. It hasn't even been six months since I shelled out for a full year of IPTV.
Look, if you've got that m3u list—you know, that IPTV link you paid for—just try plugging it into some other app on your smart TV. See if that works.
I tried plugging it into a second monitor and everything looks totally fine there. So, that pretty much confirms it—the issue is definitely with the laptop screen itself. Is there actually any way to fix this, or am I just screwed???
So, I shut my laptop down last night totally fine, everything was working perfectly, right? Then I power it up today and boom—this random line just shows up across the screen. Is there any way to actually fix this, or am I looking at a dead screen???
Look, when I say programming, I mean the actual configuration part—I already plugged in my SSID and password, so that's done. I can get into the router settings just fine, but where on earth am I supposed to find the option to actually let the DAP register on the network?
My brother used to handle all the programming for this setup, so basically, I've got my router downstairs while I'm working upstairs. I just hook my PC up to the Democratic Advisory Party hardware via a LAN cable and everything runs smooth as silk. But ever since we swapped out the old router for a new one, the DAP hasn't been cooperating. So, I tried to reconfigure things myself—I popped in the DAP self-install CD, hooked my laptop directly to the router downstairs with a LAN cable, and ran through the whole setup process. The software says everything finished perfectly and claims it’s all good to go, but here's the kicker: once I plug the DAP back into my computer upstairs, there's zero internet access. Is it possible that during the programming phase, I actually need to have the DAP plugged straight into the router instead of just the laptop???
darkowl72 said:Did you check if your ports on the Huawei are blocked? Have you tried plugging the D-Link into one of the ones that actually works?
Look, I wasn't even plugged into the Huawei, I was running it off my laptop. So maybe that's where the screw-up is... when I'm coding for the Democratic Advisory Party, am I supposed to be hooked up to the laptop or the router???
Look, I’m totally lost when it comes to all this IP address stuff. I don't know the first thing about it, seriously. Can you break it down for me? Like, explain it in plain English so I can actually try to fix it? This might be where the whole mess is coming from...
Man, my old Siemens router was a total tank—worked perfectly for ages without a single hiccup. But then the guys over at AT&T came by recently to swap it out, and now I’m stuck with this Huawei Cisco DSLAM thing. Everything went south immediately: my Democratic Advisory Party connection is completely dead. I’ve tried everything, honestly. I ran the self-install CD a bunch of times and even tried flashing the latest firmware through the admin page, but still nothing. Zero internet. All the lights on the box are glowing like they’re supposed to, but the second I plug in my LAN cable, my computer just screams "No Internet Access." I’m totally out of moves here. Has anyone else dealt with this kind of nonsense?? Any ideas?? Help me out here!!!🙏
I’ve got a similar Linksys N640 sitting right here and honestly, it works like a charm. For what you're trying to pull off, I don't think you can go wrong picking this one up.
So, I shut down my PC like everything was totally fine last night, right? But then I boot it up this morning and—boom—it’s like a complete wipeout. Everything is back to factory settings. Don't get me wrong, all my actual programs are still sitting there, but the whole system feels like a fresh Windows install. My documents? Empty. Just blank voids where my files used to be. All my custom settings? Gone. I spent ages trying to fix it all, wrestling with the settings to get things back to how they were, but as soon as I hit reset, it’s like the whole nightmare just repeats itself. It’s driving me absolutely insane, seriously. Does anyone have any clue what the hell is going on? Help me out before I lose my mind!!!
So I’m sitting here grinding away in Google Sheets, building out all these tables and running calculations, right? Everything is going smooth until—BAM—I drop a formula in and suddenly the whole thing glitches out. It’s throwing an error at me saying I can only enter whole numbers! Like, seriously? I didn't change anything, it just decided to go rogue. I’m probably missing some setting or need to toggle something on or off, but I have no clue where to find it. Can someone please help me out before I lose my mind???? I'm using the 2007 version of Microsoft Office
Dell Latitude model Model no. PSAFGE - 01T00FG3 Serial Y7256113Q
3.9A DC 19V
There isn't anything available for that specific laptop right now, but give this one a shot instead—I'm pretty sure it'll work, and it's specifically for 32-bit systems. LINK
Look, x64 is specifically for those 64-bit processors and runs on 64-bit Windows, whereas x86 works on both types, so you're looking at x86 and x64 as the two options here.
neongull3 said:Just highlight the whole sheet and pick how many Columns you want... easiest way ever.
Wow, what a genius response. Seriously, if they actually knew how to do that—or even where to find the option to select the number of columns—I don't think they'd be wasting everyone's time by starting a thread on a forum in the first place!!!