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Wifi Problems (what a surprise)

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While trying to use wifi at school, my laptop's built in wifi adapter doesn't seem to work. Its connected but I get no internet. Although accessing the same network on my phone works just fine. I even can usb tether and it works. Any ideas as to why this would happen? I know the wifi card in my laptop works. It's also not a bad wifi card, its a intel centrino somethingorother.

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Go to the techies in your school and ask.

 

It is probably a problem on their end to be honest.

Compatible with Windows 95

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Go to the techies in your school and ask.

 

It is probably a problem on their end to be honest.

Yeah thats not gonna work. We're not really allowed to use wifi, its just a stupidness on thier end because any device can connect to the "iShit" network. Without a password. 

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Maybe it's a proxy server you have to input on your machine, that's what i had to do at my school.

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Yeah thats not gonna work. We're not really allowed to use wifi, its just a stupidness on thier end because any device can connect to the "iShit" network. Without a password. 

Is your phone an iphone?

You can configure a wireless network to only function properly with Apple devices, on my university we have several wireless networks and the "Mac Network" is only functional with Apple devices. It's a configuration from their part.

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Go to the techies in your school and ask.

 

It is probably a problem on their end to be honest.

Be careful, Some of them might not know the defrince between Memory and Storage like my old school.

Because he had a hard drive.

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Is your phone an iphone?

You can configure a wireless network to only function properly with Apple devices, on my university we have several wireless networks and the "Mac Network" is only functional with Apple devices. It's a configuration from their part.

Nope. Samsung Galaxy S3

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Nope. Samsung Galaxy S3

Have you made some sort of registration with your phone on the account? Your user might be locked to a single MAC Adress.

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Be careful, Some of them might not know the defrince between Memory and Storage like my old school.

Yeah I got caught for "hacking" for connecting my laptop to an ethernet port. That was like last year. So now, connecting my laptop via a hard wired solution instead of shit wifi constitutes as hacking?

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Have you made some sort of registration with your phone on the account? Your user might be locked to a single MAC Adress.

No, the network is accessible without any sort of identification. In fact if you go to a blocked website it just says logged in as unknown user.

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Be careful, Some of them might not know the defrince between Memory and Storage like my old school.

I assume you mean the new-ish term memory.

 

It used to be called RAM 100% of the time. With people who have been in the biz a while, you call memory "RAM" and things like HD space "Storage"

 

Specifying what you mean is what scientific people do; memory is very generic tbh.

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I assume you mean the new-ish term memory.

 

It used to be called RAM, with people who have been in the biz a while, you call memory "RAM" and things like HD space "Storage"

 

Specifying what you mean is what scientific people do; memory is very generic tbh.

Memory could be RAM, Cache on a CPU, HDD, SSD.

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Memory could be RAM, Cache on a CPU, HDD, SSD.

My point exactly, specifying what you mean is important, generic terms never cut it.

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