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2006-04-09
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2006-04-09
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Just looked in My Computer, its not there. I appreciate your help. I want to keep the 770 but if it is this hard to load programs I may have to get a VGA screen PDA with Wi Fi instead.
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2006-04-09
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2006-04-09
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I am a novice at the whole wi fi thing (as you can tell). How do I load a program through wifi?
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2006-04-09
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2006-04-10
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Guys I need help. I have searched the forums but cant find a solution.
I just got a used 770 off of Ebay. The first thing I did was update the OS to the latest version. My problem is with trying to make a Wi Fi connection.
When I scan for networks the 770 sees my router but after selecting it as my preferred connection and starting up the browser I get an error message "Network Probelm" followed by the url I typed in. Also I am only getting one bar signal strength no matter how close I am to the router.
Anybody run into the same situation?