Red Eye Pod - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 9

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David Lawrence: Okay because here*s what I am wondering, I am wondering if you can go and do a system restore. If it starts working again, then reset the date and time in the Date/Time control panel. That*s not going to change anything about the system restore. But what it will do is it will tell you whether or not it is a time based issue. If all of a sudden it stops working then there is something about that water shed date that is changing something, I don*t know whether you got a plug-in or you have got something that*s saying sorry no more E-mail after this particular date, I have never heard of anything like that but you know this is one of those mysteries that you think about these things.

Doug: Well everybody I talked to you is just kind of scratching is their head too, okay I will do that.

David Lawrence: Right if I scratch my head too much though I will live davits. So I try to avoid that.

Doug: Don*t do that.

David Lawrence: So here*s what I would like you to do that system restore go back to that same restore point, as soon as you see everything is working properly go into your Date/Time and change the date and time to today, now and that sort of thing, right.

Doug: I will try it.

David Lawrence: And if it starts, if it*s still working and it quits a week later, my hunch is that there is some sort of a service visa or a lease, these are two terms that are used usually for DSL or Cable services that is timing out. It also might be your router is timing out. And it*s forcing you to change your password or change your web key or because you are talking about wireless here, I don*t know what the security settings are on your thing. But if it starts to be a regular, week later it goes away kind of thing. It may have been the security settings on your router, your Wi-Fi system, your Internet security, you didn*t upgrade to the latest version of *

Doug: No.

David Lawrence: You didn*t add a Service Pack you didn*t do anything at all?

Doug: Nothing.

David Lawrence: Okay so that*s what I would try and then if still doesn*t work then there is other things we can try. So give me a call back, alright.

Doug: Well I will store about the Window.

David Lawrence: Well don*t do that.

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