Ding, dong! The router's gone.

[zimon66]

The only viable solution in getting back online was to disconnect and toss (back into its box) the damn thing.

I'll expand later on the tale. In the meantime, I gotta play catch-up in here.

Comments

[dancingdragon3.livejournal.com]

Welcome back!

[zimon66]

Thanks. Nice to be back minus the worry. Three months of wifi was good, but I side-eyed the router the entire time.

[dancingdragon3.livejournal.com]

I feel you. My tablet's been down for a couple days and now that it's working again, I'm scared to touch it, lol. And a couple weeks ago a storm knocked out my net access for days. I thought I would go nuts. I can't imagine being away longer than that.

[meathiel]

Nice to see you back! :D

[zimon66]

Thanks.

Once the router was out of the picture, took no time at all to get fully back online.

[xjenavivex.livejournal.com]

Argh

[zimon66]

Exactly!!! It's a wonder my head's still intact from the Scanner inducing experience.

Roku was so easy to set-up. Why can't routers be more like Roku?

[dfordoom.livejournal.com]

and toss (back into its box) the damn thing.

That's usually the best way to deal with troublesome digital hardware. Although smashing the item with a hammer is undoubtedly a good deal more satisfying.

[zimon66]

Oddly enough, the hammer thought didn't cross my mind. Maybe because I so royally and thoroughly cussed the router out.

[1-rhiannon-1.livejournal.com]

welcome back!

[zimon66]

Thanks! So good to be back online minus the albatross.

[of-salfarro.livejournal.com]

That's what you get for leaving it in the box for so long lol