Naruto Faction Chat Thread #17 [Never Forget]

Jet wrote:Questions for any techies here....ive had these suspicions. Hm well I scanned for wifi and the unprotected signal ive been using is named ASUS.my first pc was asus. With that old pc i used hardwired connection not wireless. When I use this signal its at 2 bars at best and when I disconnect my router and modem nothing happens I stay connected

Now since 2009 ive had my new router with a different signal named "Jet" Ok so now I reset the settings on my current router and the jet network appears as out of range. As soon as I did that though a brand new signal ive never seen before labeled only linksys(my router name coincidentally....with 4 bars at that. And also unsecured) popped up when I scanned. I logged in with it fine, just like my jet signal before it fucked up. So I disconnect my router and modem while signed into the linksys wifi and immediately lose connection. This is unlike the asus connection where I am currently signed into despite my router and modem bwing off. Is this enough to prove that the linksys wifi is mine....and that asus isnt?

so that means the linksys signal is mine in addition to the jet signal??? If I truly have 2 different wifi networks how does that impact me? My speed? I have wondered for a long time whether I had anything to do with that old asus network ive been using when my main network went down for whatever reason...I did notice my banswidth has been high a couple months ago, I complained about it because I dont really dwl anything really. Or stream much. It was 30 something last year.....this is before the trouble with the jet and linksys wifi

Sai wrote:
Your SAFEST bet is to call up the company and for them to check if that signal is yours or not.

Goldie wrote:

Jet wrote:Questions for any techies here....ive had these suspicions. Hm well I scanned for wifi and the unprotected signal ive been using is named ASUS.my first pc was asus. With that old pc i used hardwired connection not wireless. When I use this signal its at 2 bars at best and when I disconnect my router and modem nothing happens I stay connected

Now since 2009 ive had my new router with a different signal named "Jet" Ok so now I reset the settings on my current router and the jet network appears as out of range. As soon as I did that though a brand new signal ive never seen before labeled only linksys(my router name coincidentally....with 4 bars at that. And also unsecured) popped up when I scanned. I logged in with it fine, just like my jet signal before it fucked up. So I disconnect my router and modem while signed into the linksys wifi and immediately lose connection. This is unlike the asus connection where I am currently signed into despite my router and modem bwing off. Is this enough to prove that the linksys wifi is mine....and that asus isnt?

so that means the linksys signal is mine in addition to the jet signal??? If I truly have 2 different wifi networks how does that impact me? My speed? I have wondered for a long time whether I had anything to do with that old asus network ive been using when my main network went down for whatever reason...I did notice my banswidth has been high a couple months ago, I complained about it because I dont really dwl anything really. Or stream much. It was 30 something last year.....this is before the trouble with the jet and linksys wifi

The "Linksys" labeled is your original connection. When you reset Linksys routers the default name will be "Linksys" and your old name will not be useful anymore. For reasons that is beyond my comprehension, sometimes your computer/tablet will find your routers old name and it'll say you're able to connect to it, in your case the one named "Jet". In reality you can't really use the old one named "Jet" because it's been reset and it's new name is "Linksys".

Do you have another router in your house besides the Linksys one? If so, then the "ASUS" connection could be yours. If you don't have another router in your house then the "ASUS" connection definitely isn't yours.

Jet wrote:

Goldie wrote:

Jet wrote:Questions for any techies here....ive had these suspicions. Hm well I scanned for wifi and the unprotected signal ive been using is named ASUS.my first pc was asus. With that old pc i used hardwired connection not wireless. When I use this signal its at 2 bars at best and when I disconnect my router and modem nothing happens I stay connected

Now since 2009 ive had my new router with a different signal named "Jet" Ok so now I reset the settings on my current router and the jet network appears as out of range. As soon as I did that though a brand new signal ive never seen before labeled only linksys(my router name coincidentally....with 4 bars at that. And also unsecured) popped up when I scanned. I logged in with it fine, just like my jet signal before it fucked up. So I disconnect my router and modem while signed into the linksys wifi and immediately lose connection. This is unlike the asus connection where I am currently signed into despite my router and modem bwing off. Is this enough to prove that the linksys wifi is mine....and that asus isnt?

so that means the linksys signal is mine in addition to the jet signal??? If I truly have 2 different wifi networks how does that impact me? My speed? I have wondered for a long time whether I had anything to do with that old asus network ive been using when my main network went down for whatever reason...I did notice my banswidth has been high a couple months ago, I complained about it because I dont really dwl anything really. Or stream much. It was 30 something last year.....this is before the trouble with the jet and linksys wifi

The "Linksys" labeled is your original connection. When you reset Linksys routers the default name will be "Linksys" and your old name will not be useful anymore.  For reasons that is beyond my comprehension, sometimes your computer/tablet will find your routers old name and it'll say you're able to connect to it, in your case the one named "Jet". In reality you can't really use the old one named "Jet" because it's been reset and it's new name is "Linksys".

Do you have another router in your house besides the Linksys one? If so, then the "ASUS" connection could be yours. If you don't have another router in your house then the "ASUS" connection definitely isn't yours.

ah I see good good.

Now as for the last paragraph, I dont recall if I do...but its not possible to be up if the routr is no longer connected is it?

Jec wrote:James now plays for Real Madrid.

Eri wrote:i keep getting malware alerts for the site

Jet wrote:My ps3 still wont get internet connection either. Yet im using the net fine on my tablet, goes to show the isp people dont know jack shit all they told me was disconnect and reconnect real expertise there, shit that didnt even work.