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Check
and make sure you are logged in. You can do this by click
My Computer. Do you see your H drive? (The one that says
"yourname on csd1/vol1/yourschool1 . . .)
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Check
Internet cable on back of CPU – are the little lights
on by the cable? If not, jiggle the cable, make sure it’s
pushed all the way in. Is the light on now? If so, can you
now get to the Internet?
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Go
to Start, then Run, in the open box type “winipcfg”
and click OK. An IP Configeration box should pop open with
a lot of numbers. You need to click Release All and wait
for the boxes to be empty or all zeros. Then click Renew
All and wait for the boxes to fill back in with numbers.
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Finally,
open your browser (the Internet). Go to Tools, then Internet
Options, click the Connecitons tab at the top of the window
that opens, then click LAN Settings. In the window that
pops up, both boxes under the Proxy Server heading should
be checked. The address number should be 10.10.255.254 (note the dots and no spaces) with 8080 as the port number.
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Did any
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