THENECROMANCER'S PROFILE

mawk, I get that. I really do. It would be great if that kind of thing wasn't so prevalent. But people should still be able to talk about something without it turning into the same old discussion. Because whenever that kind of thing is brought up it overpowers the conversion and plays out the same way. Literally the same. The same people repeat the same opinions. The same mod comes in to tell everyone to chill out. Deju Vu.

So your statement isn't dangerously controversial, it's so overplayed to the point of being annoying. RMN is not a place where significant change will be brought about by turning every conversation into a fight for equality. It's kind of disrespectful to other people who want to have a light-hearted conversation about a game without the same vibe from the last locked topic spilling in.

I respect the opinions you all have and if there was something I could do to help, I would. But I just ask to let it go once a while or start a new topic if you really must. Please keep it separate from other topics.

So I'm curious now, was it an actual gameplay spoiler(does that character return to party) or just an unintended accident based on that system? No, I won't play the game to find out haha so if you don't wanna tell me my curiosity will go unfulfilled.

Craze, I'm a bit confused because it sounds like you are talking about a specific game. I thought we were all talking in general terms? Since he (didn't name) I have no idea what you're talking about ^.^ but I suspect it is your game? heh

You shouldn't have the same exact SSID for the extender. Same password is ok.

If you can't connect to the wifi signal of the extender you won't be able to put in the IP address of it to access the settings page. Not sure what else you're using the IP address for unless you are talking about DHCP reservation to give the extender a static IP address somehow.

Did you try a factory reset on the extender and start over again? Are you testing the extender close to the router?

You can try power cycle the modem and extender. Unplug the power to all of them, wait at least 10-15 seconds and plug the modem in. Wait for the usual lights to turn solid before turning on the extender. Then wait for it's lights to finish. Then connect.

Some things you can do on the computer:
Open a command prompt window by right clicking it and choosing run as admin. Type 'ipconfig /flushdns' 'netsh int ip reset resetlog.log' and 'netsh winsock reset'.

Go to Network and Sharing center, on the left side look for something like 'change adapter settings'. Find you wireless and right click> properties. Disable(uncheck) IPV6. Click IPV4 then click properties, make sure everything is on automatic. Uncheck IPV4, hit ok, then go back in put the check back in IPV4.

Go to device manager and uninstall your wireless NIC, making sure you don't delete the drivers(leave the box unchecked). Then reboot your computer. It should reinstall the NIC automatically, if not go to Device Manger and at the top click Actions>Scan for Hardware changes.

If everything fails I would suggest a linksys extender, they are known to be easier.

Good. Don't promote the status system. It makes this place too much like facebook.