My router at home completely died sometime during the night. Crap.

Rabrrrrrr

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Mon May-19-08 10:09 AM
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My router at home completely died sometime during the night. Crap.

No Internet this morning - or, to be more precise, I still had Internet, but I couldn't access it with my computer without using an ethernet cable, and, seriously, that's not gonna happen because I don't have one long enough to actually allow me to use the computer in a room that I'd want to use it in.

Now I gotta buy me a new one.

Darn thing is completely dead - won't even turn on. And not even four years old. I'm disappointed - it's a Linksys, and this is the first Linksys product I've had that has died.

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Richardo

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Mon May-19-08 10:11 AM
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1. OK who here initially thought he was talking about a carpentry-oriented power tool?

Edited on Mon May-19-08 10:11 AM by Richardo

:hi: <-- still not fully immersed in the whole internets thing

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NJmaverick

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Mon May-19-08 10:23 AM
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2. When that happened to me, I ended up buying a new one

Sorry, I don't think there is any other options.

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