Not necessarily but you got it by going back to basics.
Suggestion next time your husband loans one out, set up a user profile for that user so they do not change the main ones.
Also there was a program out at one time that allowed you to set up multiple Network users profiles so that you could change to the one needed for a lot of mobile networking.
(My brother used to use it.) Stewart At 10:51 AM 6/4/2007, you wrote:
All of the connection services in Network Connections were turned on [and fighting with each other]. Why? is that the default? Firewall is turned on in the DSL modem and for notebook. I also changed to a different wireless channel. In the new User, I turned off everything except TCP/IP, and opened only the port for http and now it works. I assume that the last person who borrowed the PC didn't have wireless, only ethernet, and reset everything to defaults. Now I know where to change back to my settings. There are too many settings in too many places. Thx. Betty
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