1. Install Firefox. A faster, safer web browser than Internet Explorer.
2. Once you have installed Firefox, you need to install an addon for Firefox called Greasemonkey. The Greasemonkey add-on will let you install all kinds of cool scripts (tiny programs) that will manipulate the way webpages look.
3. Once Greasemonkey is installed, you must install a script that uses Greasemonkey called Facebook Fixer.
4. Once that is installed, close your browser and pull up Facebook again.
You should get a new menu like this: (Note the FACEBOOK FIXER OPTION)
Bonus: Also install this script called Facebook Purity and it will kill all those annoying things that say X is friends with Y, X joined Y Group, X is attending stupid Y event.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Fix Hawking HWREN1 Hi-Gain USB Wireless 300N Range Extender
Apprently through searching the internets there is a huge problem with the HWREN1 Wireless Repeater. The problem is that sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt. Pretty broad.
I've searched about and the problem lies that the repeater does not auto-scan channels to connect to your main wireless router. In the intital setup, the HWREN1 scans for your router and sets the wireless channel accordingly. Here the problem lies that the HWREN1 assumes that the wireless channel will NEVER change. WRONG! 101% of wireless routers have auto-scanning features to scan for the most optimal channel, thus creating a constantly changing channel.
So...how do we fix the HWREN1?
1. Turn off auto-scanning on your router.
2. Pick a wireless channel on your router. I have read that 5 is a bad idea and many people chose 11. So I chose 11.
3. Log into your HWREN1 and change it's wireless channel to what your router's channel is. I changed my HWREN1 to 11...just like my router.
4. VIOLA! Problem solved.
Now, you should not have any problems with your HWREN1 losing connection or not getting an internet connection.
I've searched about and the problem lies that the repeater does not auto-scan channels to connect to your main wireless router. In the intital setup, the HWREN1 scans for your router and sets the wireless channel accordingly. Here the problem lies that the HWREN1 assumes that the wireless channel will NEVER change. WRONG! 101% of wireless routers have auto-scanning features to scan for the most optimal channel, thus creating a constantly changing channel.
So...how do we fix the HWREN1?
1. Turn off auto-scanning on your router.
2. Pick a wireless channel on your router. I have read that 5 is a bad idea and many people chose 11. So I chose 11.
3. Log into your HWREN1 and change it's wireless channel to what your router's channel is. I changed my HWREN1 to 11...just like my router.
4. VIOLA! Problem solved.
Now, you should not have any problems with your HWREN1 losing connection or not getting an internet connection.
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