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I'm connecting through wireless router, everything works fine, Except......
When I open a webpage with a video on it, the entire video window is like a
popup button and a hover window says "click here to activate this control"
then if I click it, I still can't view the video, at times windows media
player will launch and tell me I am not connected to the internet, although
I am.....Outlook Express also says this upon opening, you are not connected
to the internet, work off-line or try again....once I click try again,
everything is fine.... Why is it not recognizing me as being online when I
am ?

Also, (I know I know...enuff already... lol) If I open media player and
click "online stores" or try to access a video online it says work offline
selected, (but it isn't, I checked in Media Player file menu)
You must be connected to the internet.... ???????

helpppppppp lol

Hi
I do not thing it is a Wireless Network problem, it seem that your computer
OS/Software is Not set correctly to work with Video.
May be you should try one of the Media newsgroup.
Jack (MVP-Networking).

"Scott" <> wrote in message
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> I'm connecting through wireless router, everything works fine,
> Except......
> When I open a webpage with a video on it, the entire video window is like
> a popup button and a hover window says "click here to activate this
> control" then if I click it, I still can't view the video, at times
> windows media player will launch and tell me I am not connected to the
> internet, although I am.....Outlook Express also says this upon opening,
> you are not connected to the internet, work off-line or try again....once
> I click try again, everything is fine.... Why is it not recognizing me as
> being online when I am ?
>
> Also, (I know I know...enuff already... lol) If I open media player and
> click "online stores" or try to access a video online it says work offline
> selected, (but it isn't, I checked in Media Player file menu)
> You must be connected to the internet.... ???????
>
> helpppppppp lol
>