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20 hours ago, treetops said:

Emirates, who the OP hopes to fly with, operate out of Terminal 3 only.  The underground train you refer to is probably the one connecting Concourses A and B which are part of Terminal 3, along with Concourse C, which is walkable from Concourse B.

 

Departures and arrivals can be from any of the 3 Concourses.

Thanks for that, this is a change since I last used it.

Flights to and from places East of Dubai operate to and from one terminal and flights to and from airports west of Dubai out of or into the other.

There is a free underground railway which connects the two and runs very frequently. It is very efficient.and fast.

Consult Dubai airports website for details

1 hour ago, TimeMachine said:

Did you try wps method.  Look for a button or pin hole press labelled WPS on your router.  Could be on any side or underneath. Did that method outlined in video not work for you also? 

No. It did not work

On 7/29/2023 at 1:37 PM, lungbing said:

Is the key alphanumeric?  Are you mistaking O  for 0 or   1 for l etc?

Just a thought.

21 hours ago, NextG said:

Full model number of laptop?

Acer Aspire 5349

I fear that some of you replying have misread my original post. I can remember the password and most of the family also. The Point I made and requested help for, is that I enter the correct password ( I have been using the same for four years) and get the message "Password Mismatch" . I have not needed to use it o my other computer because it is permantly logged in.

23 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Fiddling and searching on the SSD or old hard disk is quite hopeless.

Again: the WiFi password is setup in the router.

 

What does the sticker on your router show?

Only a password? (<password>)

User name and password? (admin, <password>)

 

What happens if you enter this in the browser address line and open:

 

192.168.1.1

 

What's the manufacturer and model number of the router?

What is your internet provider (ToT/NT, 3BB, AIS, ....)?

 

 

Internet provider: 3BB

Sticker on underside of router shows S/N, MAC Address,IP ( same as you provided above)

    User Name admin

Password 1C45

SSID(2.4Ghz)

SSD(5Ghz)

WLAN Key

and Item Code

Second Label, Fiberh0me Telecommunication

GPON ONU (No Idea what this means)

Model No

Power rating

a barcode

GPON SN-FHTT 97231C44

another barcode

MAC:6C-A4-D1-23-1C-44

Most of these are meaningless to me.

When I contacted 3BB's Helpline, The operator told me to enter the WLAN Key.

This had no effect and she promised to get a technician to call me.

When I entered the IP You gave above it brought up a page of info which, I confess meant very little to me.

I do not want to change my log-in password because several other family members are also using the system

To expand info. The laptop is abut 11 years old ,still using Windows 7 and unused for about 2 years.

I want to bring it back into use, intending to upgrade with a Linux system when I got it back

. I took it to the local shop and got a new screen and SSD installed. It came back with all my data intact and the W7 OS still on board. I therefore presume that it was a transfer and not a new install.

The SSD

is buried inside the computer so I cannot inspect it for numbers etc. The box it came in says it is a SATA Desire Model HS-SSD-Desire(S) 512G

EAN

Then a barcode and below the numbers  6 931847 153052

UPC

another barcode

 8 4257114143 6

No sign of a password and the enclose "operating Instructions" makes no mention of one.

Is there a website which will guide me through setting it up.

The shop is closed until Wednesday.

customer services tacked me through a procedure including the same numeric key on the underside of the router to no avail, then promised that a technician would call back. Techician has not yet called.

They know they are big enough to inflict severe damage o you and you know it also , so they are relaxed in your company. Back in Scotland I used to regularly meet a Grey Heron in a burn near my house. I could approach within almost touching distance when he/she would  just stalk away just a few fee further away.

I got a new SSD put in an old laptop. Now the Internet will connect via Ethernet cable but not WiFi. I used the security key from the sticker on the bottom of the router and received the message "Security key mismatch". Technician from supplier has yet to call back (it is a weekend).

Has any expert member any suggestions?

5 hours ago, dingdongrb said:

I used to buy my cod fillets at Rimping.

Which Rimping shop please. I have never seen them in Kad Farang nor Nawarat

I have been unable recently to find any deep sea fish on sale. Macro some time ago had frozen cod fillets and last year I found some Haddock in Greens.

Has any member seen any on sale?

I am paying Thb 140 for 30 allegedly "free range" eggs from the local shop.

Our Granddaughter did  exactly the  same, until Grandma, Great Aunt and I all ganged up and tore a large strip off her. She still has occasionally to be reminded though.

I was reading a news item on my laptop when our cat jumped up on to my knee and walked across the keyboard. She caused the display to flip 90 deg anti-clockwise.

I cannot get oi back, advice please.

Acer E series laptop, Windows 10 Home Premium

I recall, some 40 years ago , a stall in Changklan road with a notice "Genuine fake Rolex"!

I agree with KhunBENQ  nothing to do with Don Mueang

Ambitious, however rats breed so fast they soon replace all their dead pals. I think it is unlikely to succeed.

In our local fresh market there are some very old and tatty scales in use. I would doubt their accuracy but the traders generally add a wee bit extra to be sure.

The top brass will gladly take the opportunity to show who is really the boss. A few hundred deaths will fix it!

Are the Embassies rebelling against the unnecessary requirements imposed by Thai Immigration

Wife wanted to be near her family.

Cards are easier to lose.

My village Paw Luang did it for me.

Obviously measured English men only.

Scotsmen are recommended to get circumcised before donning a Kilt.