representative named Riza Rae in the Philippines who seems to have cured the chronic wireless connection problem with Boys Dell 531 desktop with Vista. Damn thing would connect one day, the next 5 times you would have to mess with it, restart over and over, disconnect, repair, over and over.

She spoke perfect engrish, was pleasant, a sweetheart, helpful and is calling back in 10 minutes to be sure the downloaded driver took care of the problem.

Should I try to talk her into moving her to this country and living in sin with me?

representative named Riza Rae in the Philippines who seems to have cured the chronic wireless connection problem with Boys Dell 531 desktop with Vista. Damn thing would connect one day, the next 5 times you would have to mess with it, restart over and over, disconnect, repair, over and over.

She spoke perfect engrish, was pleasant, a sweetheart, helpful and is calling back in 10 minutes to be sure the downloaded driver took care of the problem.

Should I try to talk her into moving her to this country and living in sin with me?

Yes.

cool

We have something on backorder from Dell and I swear you could hear someone (in English) telling the caller (someone from India or wherever) what to say when leaving a message on our answering machine regarding the backorder. :lol:

Their some hardcore catholics over there. Might not be able to pull the sin part off but then again I have heard of all the lovely goings on in the Phillipines so who knows.:whistle: :lmao:

At least you didn't get Punjab or Mujibar who don't understand American slang and get totally lost at something other than correct english.

We have something on backorder from Dell and I swear you could hear someone (in English) telling the caller (someone from India or wherever) what to say when leaving a message on our answering machine regarding the backorder. :lol:

Back off, you can't have my new Filipino Network Manager, get your own. :mad:

Back off, you can't have my new Filipino Network Manager, get your own. :mad:

I will if I want to! :drama:

Should I try to talk her into moving her to this country and living in sin with me?

Dayum straight :yay: when she calls back ask if she can format your hard drive.

I spent about 4 hours on Sunday with Verizon tech support atempting to get a wireless router working.
They determined I had a defective internet browser :ohwell:

... the one I'm using now

I think you should just call back and inquire as to how to order her from the website?:popcorn:

Should I try to talk her into moving her to this country and living in sin with me?

LBFM?

representative named Riza Rae in the Philippines who seems to have cured the chronic wireless connection problem with Boys Dell 531 desktop with Vista. Damn thing would connect one day, the next 5 times you would have to mess with it, restart over and over, disconnect, repair, over and over.

She spoke perfect engrish, was pleasant, a sweetheart, helpful and is calling back in 10 minutes to be sure the downloaded driver took care of the problem.

Should I try to talk her into moving her to this country and living in sin with me?

So, what was the fix? Us techs like to glean info like that....

Dayum straight :yay: when she calls back ask if she can format your hard drive.

I spent about 4 hours on Sunday with Verizon tech support atempting to get a wireless router working.
They determined I had a defective internet browser :ohwell:

... the one I'm using now

Verizons tech support is DEFINITELY spotty. :ohwell: I called them for the same thing (setup wireless router) last week. First guy I talked to was a dunce, second guy was great but didn't speak english very well so there was a lot of "Would you repeat that please" from both of us. :lmao:

representative named Riza Rae in the Philippines who seems to have cured the chronic wireless connection problem with Boys Dell 531 desktop with Vista. Damn thing would connect one day, the next 5 times you would have to mess with it, restart over and over, disconnect, repair, over and over.

She spoke perfect engrish, was pleasant, a sweetheart, helpful and is calling back in 10 minutes to be sure the downloaded driver took care of the problem.

Should I try to talk her into moving her to this country and living in sin with me?

You could be just like Bill Bixby in the Courtship of Eddie's Father!!

representative named Riza Rae in the Philippines who seems to have cured the chronic wireless connection problem with Boys Dell 531 desktop with Vista. Damn thing would connect one day, the next 5 times you would have to mess with it, restart over and over, disconnect, repair, over and over.

She spoke perfect engrish, was pleasant, a sweetheart, helpful and is calling back in 10 minutes to be sure the downloaded driver took care of the problem.

Should I try to talk her into moving her to this country and living in sin with me?*what?!*

So, what was the fix? Us techs like to glean info like that....

Well after trying everything known to man and beast and being on the phone until 12:20am she said i needed a new wireless card. Seems the one they initially used to build Dells with Vista don't work very well with Vista. Even though I have good signal strength, the latest drivers it spuriously connects. It arbitrarily looks for an invalid IPv4 address.

New updated latest wireless card will be here in 2 days and she is going to call and help me set it up to be sure.

In the meantime during all the download, waiting for a restart and watching her remotely check the computer I learned:

She is 26
Speaks perfect English
Just graduated college with a BS in Computer Science.
Lives on the outskirts of Manila
Not married
2 Sisters
Favorite color is purple
Likes long walks on the beach
Has never eaten dog or monkey meat

Well after trying everything known to man and beast and being on the phone until 12:20am she said i needed a new wireless card. Seems the one they initially used to build Dells with Vista don't work very well with Vista. Even though I have good signal strength, the latest drivers it spuriously connects. It arbitrarily looks for an invalid IPv4 address.

New updated latest wireless card will be here in 2 days and she is going to call and help me set it up to be sure.

In the meantime during all the download, waiting for a restart and watching her remotely check the computer I learned:

She is 26
Speaks perfect English
Just graduated college with a BS in Computer Science.
Lives on the outskirts of Manila
Not married
2 Sisters
Favorite color is purple
Likes long walks on the beach
Has never eaten dog or monkey meat


Yes, by all means talk her into coming to this country and living with you in sin. And while your at it, see if she will smuggle an M2010 into the country with her for me, and I would like Windows XP Professional on it. TIA! :flowers:

Well after trying everything known to man and beast and being on the phone until 12:20am she said i needed a new wireless card. Seems the one they initially used to build Dells with Vista don't work very well with Vista. Even though I have good signal strength, the latest drivers it spuriously connects. It arbitrarily looks for an invalid IPv4 address.

New updated latest wireless card will be here in 2 days and she is going to call and help me set it up to be sure.

In the meantime during all the download, waiting for a restart and watching her remotely check the computer I learned:

She is 26
Speaks perfect English
Just graduated college with a BS in Computer Science.
Lives on the outskirts of Manila
Not married
2 Sisters
Favorite color is purple
Likes long walks on the beach
Has never eaten dog or monkey meat
That's important! :lmao:

Another Vista bug bite..... I'll be curious to know what happens with the new card.

That's important! :lmao:

Another Vista bug bite..... I'll be curious to know what happens with the new card.

The thing has never really worked well. I just thought it was my lack of experience with Vista. It would boot up and find the wireless, then go into a period saying "Identifying" then finally it would say "Unidentified network" even though the connection showed the name of my network and have 5 bars on the Network sharing page. It would then go to "local access onlly". If you tried to "diagnose" or "repair" it would never come up with a solution just some crap about plug in a network cable :blahblah: reboot again and it connect right up no problem.

The thing has never really worked well. I just thought it was my lack of experience with Vista. It would boot up and find the wireless, then go into a period saying "Identifying" then finally it would say "Unidentified network" even though the connection showed the name of my network and have 5 bars on the Network sharing page. It would then go to "local access onlly". If you tried to "diagnose" or "repair" it would never come up with a solution just some crap about plug in a network cable :blahblah: reboot again and it connect right up no problem.

Almost sounds like it's trying to default to the hard-wire connection (network cable comment) when something goes amiss. Just for kicks and giggles, go into the Network control panel and disable the internal Ethernet (right click on the icon for the enet connection, select Disable). Reboot and see if the wireless works any differently.

Dayum straight :yay: when she calls back ask if she can format your hard drive.

I spent about 4 hours on Sunday with Verizon tech support atempting to get a wireless router working.
They determined I had a defective internet browser :ohwell:

... the one I'm using now

When was the last time you changed the batteries in your Intenet Explorer!??

Well after trying everything known to man and beast and being on the phone until 12:20am she said i needed a new wireless card. Seems the one they initially used to build Dells with Vista don't work very well with Vista. Even though I have good signal strength, the latest drivers it spuriously connects. It arbitrarily looks for an invalid IPv4 address.

New updated latest wireless card will be here in 2 days and she is going to call and help me set it up to be sure.

In the meantime during all the download, waiting for a restart and watching her remotely check the computer I learned:

She is 26
Speaks perfect English
Just graduated college with a BS in Computer Science.
Lives on the outskirts of Manila
Not married
2 Sisters
Favorite color is purple
Likes long walks on the beach
Has never eaten dog or monkey meat

Is that close enough to raspberry for you, though? :confused:

When was the last time you changed the batteries in your Intenet Explorer!??
The only thing good internet explorer is good for is downloading your copy of firefox....:yay:

Almost sounds like it's trying to default to the hard-wire connection (network cable comment) when something goes amiss. Just for kicks and giggles, go into the Network control panel and disable the internal Ethernet (right click on the icon for the enet connection, select Disable). Reboot and see if the wireless works any differently.

We tried everything. Upon boot it does immediately look for wireless and connects, the problem is it randomly sets IP addresses and can't connect. Ran a ping test 5 times, the first 4 it sent 4 packets and RX none, 5th time it sent 4 and RX 3. It is a problem communicating to the wireless network.

She said it is a common problem with the first desktops with this particular wireless card. She said the new card should work fine.

We will see.

Is that close enough to raspberry for you, though? :confused:

Yea :lol:

We tried everything. Upon boot it does immediately look for wireless and connects, the problem is it randomly sets IP addresses and can't connect. Ran a ping test 5 times, the first 4 it sent 4 packets and RX none, 5th time it sent 4 and RX 3. It is a problem communicating to the wireless network.

She said it is a common problem with the first desktops with this particular wireless card. She said the new card should work fine.

We will see.

:yay: Good Luck!

She is 26
Speaks perfect English
Just graduated college with a BS in Computer Science.
Lives on the outskirts of Manila
Not married
2 Sisters
Favorite color is purple
Likes long walks on the beach
Has never eaten dog or monkey meat

Not very adventurous at the table, probably not very adventurous in other aspects of her life.


If she won't eat young dog, she probably won't eat old dog :lol:

Not very adventurous at the table, probably not very adventurous in other aspects of her life.


If she won't eat young dog, she probably won't eat old dog :lol:


:faint:

Well after trying everything known to man and beast and being on the phone until 12:20am she said i needed a new wireless card. Seems the one they initially used to build Dells with Vista don't work very well with Vista. Even though I have good signal strength, the latest drivers it spuriously connects. It arbitrarily looks for an invalid IPv4 address.

New updated latest wireless card will be here in 2 days and she is going to call and help me set it up to be sure.

In the meantime during all the download, waiting for a restart and watching her remotely check the computer I learned:

She is 26
Speaks perfect English
Just graduated college with a BS in Computer Science.
Lives on the outskirts of Manila
Not married
2 Sisters
Favorite color is purple
Likes long walks on the beach
Has never eaten dog or monkey meat

She's probably my cousin. lol

Seriously though, if you get her to move in with you. Ask her to make lumpia an pancit.

She's probably my cousin. lol

Seriously though, if you get her to move in with you. Ask her to make lumpia an pancit.

I LOVE Pancit and haven't had it in 15 yrs or so! :drool:

She's probably my cousin. lol

Seriously though, if you get her to move in with you. Ask her to make lumpia an pancit.

Of course but I don't like adobo. I got adobo'd out in the Navy when I was on the west coast. :lol:

And no if she does come live with me you nor any family members move in too. :nono::lmao:

LBFM?

PBR

I LOVE Pancit and haven't had it in 15 yrs or so! :drool:

Emily's on Great Mills Rd.

Emily's on Great Mills Rd.

Where is it? I don't recall seeing it before.

Where is it? I don't recall seeing it before.

top of the hill from Sheetz/Rt 5
It's not fancy but the food is great

Emily's on Great Mills Rd.

I do not care for her lumpia. they are too big and fat

Of course but I don't like adobo. I got adobo'd out in the Navy when I was on the west coast. :lol:

And no if she does come live with me you nor any family members move in too. :nono::lmao:

lol. I'm sure she could find someone in the Navy.

Emily's on Great Mills Rd.

I heard that placed closed. Maybe it wasn't true.

I heard that placed closed. Maybe it wasn't true.

:shrug: could be, I haven'r been in a while

LBFM?

I think that may have :whoosh:'ed a few! :killingme

Only if she says "me love you long time!" :lol:

I heard that placed closed. Maybe it wasn't true.


they're still open, I went there 2 weeks ago for lunch. Emily sold the place to a very nice korean lady. She serves both korean and filipino food.

Pete, make sure you ask how tall she is, she's probably as tall as your son :lmao:

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