[Sussex] Broadband problems Windows Vista

[Andrew Guard]

> I thnk the funny thing is the
> "The spokesman said BT had created a help page devoted to Vista to
> make it easier for people to get their PC connected."
>
> Great help if you can't get on :-)
>

That reminds me Amiga CDTV years ago.  There where no instructions on how
to set it up at all, none! But there was a CD which had the instructions
on it which you had to have to run on the CDTV to view it, it explained
how to set up CDTV. lol


>
>
> On 02/03/07, John Crowhurst <info at johnscomputersupport.co.uk> wrote:
>> On Thu, March 1, 2007 18:27, Colin Tuckley wrote:
>> > linux at oneandoneis2.org wrote:
>> > The NTL cable modems and STBs work ok too since they are both
>> ethernet.
>>
>> Its a shame that Vista works with Ethernet, it would make life more
>> interesting if it couldn't ;)
>>
>> >> Why those poxy USB things are so popular I may never know...
>> >
>> > Because they are cheap!
>>
>> More the case that they are free. Cheap for an ISP and a revenue earner
>> when the customer gets it wrong, especially for the antivirus and
>> firewall
>> industry.
>>
>> --
>> John Crowhurst
>> John's Computer Support
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> regards,
> Preet Sangha, in sunny Albany, North Shore, Auckland
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