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Old 08-03-2008, 04:05 PM #16
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Since I only have one desktop and I'm thinking of getting a laptop, (which will need a router), then I don't think I'll need the Network magic thing.

And I now know that when I hook up the router, it will prompt me to give it a name. Really??

When does it do this?

Let's say I bought a laptop today, and I hooked up the router.

I turn on my desktop. Will there be an icon on my screen saying "LOOK AT YOU, YOU NOW HAVE A ROUTER, GIVE IT A NAME!!! (or something to that effect. lol).

thanks much

Mel
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