March 7, 2013
Problem exists both on ie9 and firefox 701 , I’ve tried uninstalling and installing the plug-in many times. Game manager doesn’t recognize anything. possible solutions to battlelog problems I’ve tried: -Tried with IE9 -Tried with Firefox 701 -Tried with IE9 64bit -re-installed the game -re-installed origin -re-installed Java -re-installed Silverlight -re-installed flash (for both browsers) -repaired installation -disabled antivirus -disabled all browser firewall -downloaded latest game update -unblocked the plugin.exe -ran as an admin -cleared out appdata SOLUTION: Change your DNS settings to default. how to change dns: I don’t know how to do it in xp but if you’re using win7; search for network and sharing center in the start menu, when you open it click on your local area connection on the right hand side where it should say Access type : Internet Connections : Local Area Connection (or if you’re using wireless it would be wireless) when you click on that a window will appear , click on properties on the networking tab , Find the item ‘internet protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’ choose it and click properties, in the general tab, go for ‘obtain DNS server adress automatically’ click ok for everything and it’s set.
Tags: area-connection, find-the-item, firefox, fix, game, gaming, internet, internet network problem, networking, plugin, sharing-center, silverlight, the-networking, the-plugin-exe, using-wireless
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November 16, 2012
How to host your own Terraria server using LogMeIn Hamachi. Leave a comment if this doesn’t work for you. Click “Show More” below for the links and FAQ. **Updated for Terraria version 1.1.2** Links Hamachi Download Page: secure.logmein.com Terraria Website: www.terraria.org FAQ: Q: When trying to join my friend’s Hamachi network, I keep getting “Error: This network does not exist.” What’s wrong? A: It’s likely that you have incorrectly entered the Network ID or password for the Hamachi network. This data is CASE SENSITIVE- it must be typed exactly as it was created; capitalization and spaces matter. Q: If you go to “Network And Sharing Center”, is the network for Hamachi supposed to be connected to the internet? A: Nope! Q: I have done everything in your video perfectly, but when my friends try to connect to my server, they get stuck on “Connecting to…” What’s the problem? A: I feel helpless to assist people who encounter this problem because the reason is either (a) the user has entered some information incorrectly somewhere or (b) there is an issue with a virus program or firewall/ports, and I don’t know how to help. I get this comment a lot, and I am actively working to find ONE solution; two major obstacles are the abundance of “possible solutions” on the internet and the fact that I cannot recreate the issue on my own computer. 
Try this: Go to Control Panel – System and Security – Allow a program through Windows Firewall. Click the “Change Settings” button …
Tags: change-settings, control-panel, diy, do it your self, download, download-page, friends, hamachi-leave, howto & style, problem, security, sharing-center, terraria, windows
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August 12, 2012
THIS FIX ONLY PERTAINS TO ONE SPECIFIC PROBLEM!!! READ HERE FIRST if when you try to connect to the internet using a LAN cable connected to a modem of laptop and desktop with wireless antenna and it displays “unidentified network no internet access” then you may need to change the properties or settings of your adapters. The problem may most likely be fixed my going to network and sharing center in control panel and on the left clicking on “change adapter settings” right click on either or both local and wireless network connection go to properties and look for ipv4 and 6 and set both to automatic reconnect to the internet and your computer should automatically set its ip to whatever ip the modem or router uses no this will not hack a secured network 
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Tags: cable-connected, computer-should, connection, control-panel, internet, internet-access, lan, linkkeys, modem, problem, sharing-center
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July 8, 2012
Just run maple from the launcher. (Start) (computer) (Local Disk) (Nexon) (Maple story) (game launcher). once you locate the launcher copy and paste it to your desktop and then rename too “MapleStory” and run it. Please send feedback if this method resolves the problem. Thank you. (UPDATED)– If this does not resolve the issue, there is one more method I can think of, please follow these instructions: (Start) (Control Panel)(Network and internet) (Network and Sharing Center) DISABLE! all other internet connections besides your primary one. This should also fix the problem if the problem still occurs from doing the first method. Please send feedback explaining if it has worked or not, any new errors, or any other problems. Thanks.
Tags: Desktop, diy, internet network problem, launcher, local-disk, maplestory (video game), method, primary, problem, sharing, sharing-center, still-occurs, worked-or-not
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April 6, 2012
SGS II cant connect to network AD-HOC type, so you ve to make an Access Point Access Point can be created most only by WiFi routers, there is the way to make it on simple WiFi adapters for 3-5 USD (visit ebay) A longer version of tutorial: 1. Download mhotspot from www.mhotspot.com 2. Be sure you ve installed .NET Framework 4 3. Run mhotspot (maybe u ll need admin privledges) 4. Set a tab where you have to write SSID (network name), and key (password) 5. Click ok, switch tab, click Start 6. Go Control Panel / Network and internet / Network and Sharing Center * on the left side click “Change adapter settings” * go to properties of your main adapter (most of are “Local Area Network”) * go sharing tab, check the first box, and from dropdown list pick your hotspot connection (for me its ‘Wireless Network Connection 2″) connect to WiFI with your SGSII by Settings / WiFi and Network / WiFi settings / Mark “Wi-Fi” checkbox, find network, connect All done! Problems what you can occure: – BSOD with driver error * Update drivers – ICS error (Internet Connection Service) while sharing main connection * Propably this is firewall problem (not Windows Firewall), try to turn it off, or – You got connected to network but still not network access on SGSII * Try to reconnect few times, or make sure you ve unchecked Static IP ( Wireless and network / Left Buton / Advanced) If you ve questions feel free to ask
Tags: control-panel, do it your self, dropdown-list, galaxy, got-connected, hotspot, network, problem, questions-feel, samsung, sharing-center
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December 31, 2011
In this modern age of technological advancements, each and every institution is moving towards wireless networking with increased broadband internet speed. Wireless routers and LAN cards play an important role in this technological advancements, allowing people at the two ends of the world to connect with each other at any instant. With the wireless technology, people can stay connected with each other even while out on the road. This has really bridged the gap of communication, with the help of which businesses have really prospered over the years. Along with the many benefits that a wireless network connection brings to us, there are various internet security issues which needs to be addressed. Setting up secure wireless networks in homes is not as difficult as it seems to be. This tutorial shows you how to setup a wireless internet (WLAN) connection at home. The network allows sharing of internet access with multiple users to surf the web. With the inception of internet routers (like Linksys and D-link wireless routers) setting up internet networks at home has become easier and more simpler. Follow the step by step process given below for setting up secure wireless networks in homes. Step 1 — Network and Sharing Center First of all click on the “Wireless Internet Access” option available on the bottom right corner of the task bar. Once the menu opens, click on the “Open Network and Sharing Center” option. Step 2 — Managed Wireless Networks A new window will open …
Tags: allowing-people, bridged-the-gap, homes, network, networking, networks, over-the-years, secure-wireless, security-issues, sharing-center, teach, technological, wireless
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October 25, 2011
This is my windows 7 tutorial How to connect an Xbox 360 to internet through a PC (computer) Windows 7 1. After that pair The Xbox 360 with the PC via an ethernet cable. 2. Then Open up “Network Connections” (Control Panel – Network and Internet – Network and Sharing Center – Change Adapter Settings). 3. Right click on the “Wireless Network Connection” and select “Status”. 4. Click on ‘Details’. 5. Check out the “IPv4 DNS Server”, memorize / write down the address. 6. Go back to “Network Connections”, right click on “Local Area Connection” and select “Properties”. 7. Highlight “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” and click “Properties”. 8. Select “Use the following IP address” and “Use the following DNS server addresses:”. 9. Fill out the following: IP Address: (leave blank) Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: (leave blank) Preferred DNS: (what you memorized in step 5) Alternative DNS: (leave blank) 10. Go back to “Network Connections”, right click on the “Wireless Network Connection” and select “Properties”. 11. Under the tab “Sharing”, tick “Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s Internet connection” and “Allow other network users to control or disable the shared Internet connection”. 12. Now you should be able to connect to Xbox Live. “How you connect to Xbox Live to your Xbox” 13. In the Xbox menu, go to “Network Settings”. (Start your Xbox – My Xbox – System Settings – Network Settings). 14. Then press the “Test Xbox Live Connection”
Tags: 360, control-panel, coreyvidal, internet, other-network, renovation, sharing, sharing-center, tickle, under-the-tab, xbox, xbox live
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