-=PCTechTalk=- Re: need some help.
- From: Rita Harper <rharper2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 17:01:26 -0500
Thank You to those who said I could leave my card in and still use
dialup. I'm not so sure that is a good idea. I wonder if these two
things are connected?.
I had my card in my computer, and I was dialed into the the internet.
My friend sent me an instant message, and all of a sudden, my screen
went blank and I got a very serious error message. It said that if I
had never gotten the error message I should shut my computer down
immediately. If I had gotten the message before, I was to follow steps
1,2,3, etc.....
I had never gotten that message before, so I shut down and took the card
out, and started the computer again. Everything came up, and I dialed
up again, and it seems to be working fine. Has anyone had this
experience? Do you think these things are related? I don't really want
to blow the machine up, lol,, so I think I will just do one thing at a
time. Thanks for your help....
Rita
Rita Harper wrote:
>This may sound like a silly question to those of you who know what you
>are doing, but I need some advice.
>I am at a Resort, that does not have wireless internet. The hotel next
>door does have it. I just found out that sometimes I can connect to
>that hotel server and sometimes I can't. I have a laptop, with an
>external wireless card. This is my question. Can I leave my card in my
>slot, and still use dialup to connect to the net. Is that OK,,, or will
>it confuse the computer??? As you can see, I'm already confused, and I
>don't want both me and my computer to be confused. lol.....
>I hope this makes sense to someone......Thanks for any help....
>Rita
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