To AOL: "No means no"

Wow, That rep is in Idiot. This is Why I don't like to dabble with big computer companies like Dell, AOL, HP, and Microsoft. They want to just fuck with you. In Fact I recently did some work that involved both the computers in my house, however, that work couldn't succeed due to the fact that the other computer was a Dell and It wouldn't let me network the computers together!

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by russ

Are you sure it was because the computer was a Dell, or was it perhaps because you did not configure it properly. The only hardware reason that a computer would be unable to be networked is if it lacked a NIC. You're going to have to explain this one to me.

Also AOL has the mark of the beast, will bring about the apocalypse, all that jazz.

The System is a prebuilt Dell with a Network card Integrated into the Motherboard.

The Fact that it wouldn't even Try to pull up the "Create a Home or Office network" Wizard Left me a little dumbfounded. I then Tried to look at the workgroups that it belongs to but it said that the Account I was on "The only account that is used on that computer with full administrative rights" didn't have the Administrative rights to view them. SO I backdoored the system and went straight to the Admin account and the same thing Happened. So I have drawn two conclusions from this little Fiasco.

1. Either Time Warner is jerking us around because we get our Internet from them
2. or Dell is jerking us around!

There's nowhere I can't reach.