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Network Error While Connecting to Server
I recently switched from AOL to Cablelynx and when i tried to use my webcam on yahoo through aol it would work fine but since it have switched to cablelynx everytime i try to use my webcam through yahoo it just tells me network error while conecting to server. I have eyeball chat downloaded to my computer and my webcam works fine through there so can someone please help me before i go out of my mind trying to fix this problem. I have completely deleted the webcam from computer and reinstalled it and still no improvements. Please email me at boguecd@yahoo.com if someone has any suggestions
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Tell us something about your configuration. What kind of broadband modem do you have? Do you have a broadband router? Do this:
Open a DOS window and type: IPCONFIG /ALL >C:\RESULT.TXT Open C:\RESULT.TXT with Notepad and copy/paste the entire results here.
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