i want to update microsoft

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sir i need to update my microsoft offich

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: sir i need to update my microsoft offich

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ofich wrote:
> to
> sir i need to update my microsoft offich

ofich wrote:
> to
> sir i need to update my microsoft offich

If English is not your primary language - I suggest you locate the newsgroup
in your native lanuage for best results.

If English is your native language - you need to be much more specific in
the description of your problem.

Otherwise - click on this link:
http://office.microsoft.com/search/r...CL100570421033

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MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

for sosme reason my windows isnt detecting my internet...i am connected,but
windows thinks i am not..as i am getting error codes to connect to inernet
1st..i have unwired internet....

"ofich" wrote:

> to
> sir i need to update my microsoft offich

ofich wrote:
> to
> sir i need to update my microsoft offich

dannie wrote:
> for sosme reason my windows isnt detecting my internet...i am
> connected,but windows thinks i am not..as i am getting error codes
> to connect to inernet 1st..i have unwired internet....

First - what does that have to do with the original poster's query? I
realize their spelling is pretty bad and perhaps English is not their
primary language - but even with all that I find it difficult to relate your
question to that of the original poster's question - to which you replied
(it is customary to reply with an answer to the question - perhaps more
questions leading to the answer of the wuestion - not a whole new
question...)

Secondly - perhaps you and the OP (original poster) have more in common than
I realize - so I will give you the same first answer as I gave them:

If English is not your primary language - I suggest you locate the newsgroup
in your native lanuage for best results.

If English is your native language - you need to be much more specific in
the description of your problem.

Wireless (not "unwired") internet has to be configured. Did you configure
the wireless Internet so you are connected with whatever security the host
requires? Have you gone to the operator of said wireless and requested
instructions on connecting to the wireless network? Did you verify your
settings? Are others connecting successfully to the same wireless network?
Did your wireless connectivity work at one point and then cease functioning?
If so - what changed between it working and it not working? Do you run Zone
Alarm?

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

It could be the same person trying to annoy us.

"Shenan Stanley" <> wrote in message
news:eTcbP4%...
> ofich wrote:
>> to
>> sir i need to update my microsoft offich
>
> dannie wrote:
>> for sosme reason my windows isnt detecting my internet...i am
>> connected,but windows thinks i am not..as i am getting error codes
>> to connect to inernet 1st..i have unwired internet....
>
> First - what does that have to do with the original poster's query? I
> realize their spelling is pretty bad and perhaps English is not their
> primary language - but even with all that I find it difficult to relate
> your question to that of the original poster's question - to which you
> replied (it is customary to reply with an answer to the question - perhaps
> more questions leading to the answer of the wuestion - not a whole new
> question...)
>
> Secondly - perhaps you and the OP (original poster) have more in common
> than I realize - so I will give you the same first answer as I gave them:
>
> If English is not your primary language - I suggest you locate the
> newsgroup
> in your native lanuage for best results.
>
> If English is your native language - you need to be much more specific in
> the description of your problem.
>
> Wireless (not "unwired") internet has to be configured. Did you configure
> the wireless Internet so you are connected with whatever security the host
> requires? Have you gone to the operator of said wireless and requested
> instructions on connecting to the wireless network? Did you verify your
> settings? Are others connecting successfully to the same wireless
> network? Did your wireless connectivity work at one point and then cease
> functioning? If so - what changed between it working and it not working?
> Do you run Zone Alarm?
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
> MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>

sorry bout that i actully tried to start a whole new question..i am only new
to this and never realised that i actully replied to someone elese
question... yes english is my main language....yes my wireless was configured
at the start and i do not know what has happened or how this has changed but
some how now my windows etc wont update as it tells me to connect to the
internet even tho i am connected....


"Shenan Stanley" wrote:

> ofich wrote:
> > to
> > sir i need to update my microsoft offich
>
> dannie wrote:
> > for sosme reason my windows isnt detecting my internet...i am
> > connected,but windows thinks i am not..as i am getting error codes
> > to connect to inernet 1st..i have unwired internet....
>
> First - what does that have to do with the original poster's query? I
> realize their spelling is pretty bad and perhaps English is not their
> primary language - but even with all that I find it difficult to relate your
> question to that of the original poster's question - to which you replied
> (it is customary to reply with an answer to the question - perhaps more
> questions leading to the answer of the wuestion - not a whole new
> question...)
>
> Secondly - perhaps you and the OP (original poster) have more in common than
> I realize - so I will give you the same first answer as I gave them:
>
> If English is not your primary language - I suggest you locate the newsgroup
> in your native lanuage for best results.
>
> If English is your native language - you need to be much more specific in
> the description of your problem.
>
> Wireless (not "unwired") internet has to be configured. Did you configure
> the wireless Internet so you are connected with whatever security the host
> requires? Have you gone to the operator of said wireless and requested
> instructions on connecting to the wireless network? Did you verify your
> settings? Are others connecting successfully to the same wireless network?
> Did your wireless connectivity work at one point and then cease functioning?
> If so - what changed between it working and it not working? Do you run Zone
> Alarm?
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
> MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
>
>