Technical corner........

I spent 3 hours the other night trying - kept going to the last stage "verifying whatever settings" then kept getting internal error 302 Going to have another go tonight though

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Hi is there an app to be able to use S h chatroom on an iPhone thankypuxx

SH chat needs adobe flash to work. There is no flash player for iphone at the moment. Only phones running windows mobile(yuck) have flash player.

It depends on which HP model you have...

The HP laptops are usual 19v output, the HP (compaq) ones are 18v output.

If you look on the bavk of the old lead/transformer the input/output range is stated there.

Please can you help me sort out my wireless connection. When i connect using the earth wire it is fine but when i try to connect using the wireless it says no network so i open the available wireless connections availability screen and there is nothing in my list i have refreshed it still nothing. I am using BT home hub i have disconnected and reconneted, took it completly out of my computer and reinstalled it still nothing aarrrrrggggggg i am now at the point of frowing this computer out the window lol. A friend said something is blocking it but i am not computer minded and wouldn't know where to look.

If someone can help talk me throught it via email that will be great. Also when i go onto internet eplorer the home page says unable to connect to this page diagnoise test, this happens even if i have the earthnet cable in however, it lets me access sites.I am using windows xp

i have an acer m900 loads of gadgetry things on it including windows mobile and windows office mobile including word/excel/power-point. has a 5 meg cam but not that good in darker environments, it uses flash lite so cannt access chat but can all other areas of sites including msn. it is a touch screen that is not like a lot i have seen and use finger pad, this 1 uses a stylus. the best bit i like is the fingerprint recognition as an unlock device so making it ultra secure (if you lose your finger you also set up a password lol)

try this it should help alot

a warning thoe do not set up encryption until your connected as this can cause a conflict due to age of wireless connection modem

webpage included just in case you need help

http://bt.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/bt.cfg/php/enduser/cci/bt_adp.php?p_sid=NUwkWlRj&cat_lvl1=346&cat_lvl2=1866&cat_lvl3=1868&p_cv=3.1868&p_cats=346,1866,1868&p_faqid=10354

choose this option if already connected before through ethernet cable also aids if you need to use both connections

Connecting an additional computer

If you want to connect an additional computer to the Home Hub wirelessly:

1. Unplug any existing modem connections
2. Make sure that you that have a wireless adapter installed or that your built-in wireless is switched on
3. Insert the BT Total Broadband CD into your computer and follow the on-screen instructions


Setting up a wireless connection manually

We recommend that you use the BT Total Broadband CD to set up your computer's wireless connection to the Hub. However, in the unlikely event that the CD doesn't recognise your wireless adapter, or you want to connect a device that hasn't a CD drive (e.g. PDA, games console), follow the steps below to connect.

Before you start:

1. Check that the BT Home Hub is switched on
2. Place your computer close to the Home Hub so you are getting a good signal during setup
3. Unplug any USB or Ethernet cable currently connecting your computer to the Home Hub
4. Make sure that you that have a wireless adapter installed or that your built-in wireless is switched on
5. Read your Home Hub's SSID and wireless key from the label on the back. It will be useful to write these numbers down.
How to find the SSID and wireless key