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Just give him a hair net. Also one if he has a beard.

I just remembered something about a camera I had that had a Wi-Fi connection. I changed the router thus the Wi-Fi name and password changed. I had to use an Ethernet cable to access the camera to reset it.

Is your camera connected by Wi-Fi or Ethernet cable. If it Wi-Fi, you would need to change the Wi-Fi name and password in your camera software. If you would need someone on-site, it would be camera installer or someone else with computer experience. Possible all it is changing the settings of the camera software settings.

That should have no problem. Just wanted to check to make sure it was not the real cheap model I use for back-up.

Yes, Blu androids are compatible. I use two. Which model are you looking at? I have one model that I am not sure how well Whatsapp would work on it.

I thought we were talking about the impact on the environment of the manufacture, use and dispose of items, like disposable diapers and electric items. Excuse me.

Just like some people and their need to have the latest electric gadgets.

I thought about PM'ing you.

The young clerk responded, "That's our problem today. Your generation did not care enough to save our environment for future generations." The young clerk was talking about the wrong generation. It was the one following the "old Lady".

Our dog is an outside dog. This hair is from her patio area. In the 20 years living in GDL, I have NEVER seen a dog in a restaurant.

This is what my dog shedded today. Enjoy your meal.

Thanks for doing your share.

Shorter than this topic. HAHAHAHA

US Notary?

Thanks, Angus

I think any document to be notarized by a Notario needs to be translated to Spanish. But I am not sure. The US Consulate in GDL has a US notary. I don't know if their notary goes to Lakeside when they visit. There are on-line US notary services. I have not use one. I don't know anything if you need a notary for Canada.

Several???? Understatement. HAHAHAHAHA

US or Canada?

1. I would gather as much documentation (like the payment for the phone and service) as I could. The talk to Telcel to see if your money is in your account. 2. Talk to the shop where you bought the phone and service. See if they will straighten it out. 3. If not, talk to a lawyer. It may be too costly or nothing can be done.

We need to work on one piece at a time. I would first determine the speed of your current service. I would do that by using an Ethernet cable from the modem to the desktop. I use the Speed Test app. If that is slow, your wi-fi will also be slow and I would not do anymore testing. iLox will fix that.

Sometimes they are called "repeaters".

IMHO the discussion of router/extender and access point is about coverage. If the iLox modem/router is providing you with enough wi-fi coverage, that is all you need. If you have construction/layout restrictions, you have router/entender and access point as options. https://www.linksys.com/us/r/resource-center/what-is-a-wifi-access-point/

I am just trying to point out, in simpler terms, to the readers that after they have iLox installed and the Wi-Fi is remarkably slower than ethernet, it may be the equipment they have, not the service. 40 mps is fast and there are options to improve it if you want.

The router downstairs gives 90 mps to the smart TV and PC via ethernet, 90mps to a tablet, two new cell phones and PC with new USB wi-fi adapter via wi-fi and 40mps to the older cell phone and the pc with the internal wi-fi adapter via wi-fi.

I just remember the 40mps is the max. for some older devices. That is why I bought a newer USB wi-fi adapter. With the right equipment, you should get the same speed.