On Wed, 11 May 2022, 19:39 Clarence Fender, <[email protected]> wrote:
> If I understand correctly, you want to change your provider on your > system/network. > > If I were doing this, I'd start at the router/wireless router. > If the router uses DHCP, it sends the networking settings to the > computer automatically. The new provider login and pw will go here. > Then change relevant email addresses and logins in the email client (ie > Thunderbird, Evolution). > If you look in Network Connections, you'll see your current info, and > make an educated guess as to whether anything else needs to be changed. > > I can't think of anything I'd change in my system, but sometimes I > forget stuff :) > > Good luck. If you have further questions or clarifications, just ask. > Hi Clarence much appreciated. 'Network connections' i couldn't remember what it was called. I'll have to look next week when i return home. I'm going to install April 2022 version so it'll probably be taken care of on the install. I was going to download and burn the version but bought a copy from Linuxshop as i couldn't connect. The past few years i have just installed straight from the internet. Now been a Xubuntu user for 14 years... gulp but the last 7 barely used it so forgotten much of what i learned early on. Thx James >
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