On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 14:32:54 -0700, Bruce Lawrence wrote:
> I need some help and do not know where to start
>
> For one thing my Outlook Express does not work because it will not recognize
> my password. I have reset it 100 times, I even had the IP techs come here
> and check it out & they said they can't fix it & to use hotmail instead of
> outlook express. I want to run Outlook 2003 instead but same problem.
Is it not recognizing your password or are you seeing a number of masking
dots that do not equal the number of characters in your password? XP uses
masking dots (usually 16) regardless of the password length. Usually just
logging on with that masked password is all that is necessary.
If it truly is not remembering your password, the main identity may be
corrup. Try creating a new identity and test to see if the problem
persists.
Also, see this article by MVP Doug Knox about OE not saving passwords. The
fix applies to Outlook as well as OE:
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_oe_passwords.htm
> I cannot even update my spyware either. When I try AVG a message says:
> Internet Connection has failed. Please check your connections.
> When I try Adaware it says:
> 41 days since last update.
> Then; Error retrieving update
> Installed definitions file: SE1R21 03.12.2004
> Installed core applications: 1.05 Personal
Servers for each of these programs have trouble on and off (they're very
busy). Try a different server or visit the websites and download the
updates and install them manually.
> I have a D-Link router but I cannot access the settings to set it again.
>
> I try like the book says http://192.168.0.1 but it goes to a web page
> instead, I cannot change my settings.
The URL is normal as most routers use the IE interface to display their
configuration pages. You should be seeing a place to type in your login
password (the one for the router, not windows). Consult book for default
password. If you're unable to get to the configuration pages for the
router, call DLink customer support and have them walk you through it.
>
> I am running XP Pro with a DI-604 router with 2 computers hooked to it and
> everything is still configured correctly and the permissions are the same.
> They can all get to Internet.
>
> What can I do>>>Desperate here!
Well, something's working right with the router since all PC's can get to
the internet. If you have other network configuration problems, ask in the
windowsxp.network_web newsgroup.
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Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
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