Bit Of A Roadblock

Okay, I'm sorry to inform that I'll have to leave Preserving one's Clan on hiatus. A friend of mine who was helping me with this story is having computer trouble and he won't be able to help me with this story for awhile. So until further notice, Preserving One's Clan will be on hiatus for the time being.

Comments

[SpikeTheDragonx95]

Thanks for letting us know. We just gotta be patience and wait.

[NetherTempest]

Is this friend your editor or coauthor?

[SonicBlitz18]

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Co-author

[NetherTempest]

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Ah, that is a bummer. I myself had computer issues not that long ago and it sucked. What kinda of computer problems does he have?

[SonicBlitz18]

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He says he isn't sure how to explain it, other than a Wifi problem.

[NetherTempest]

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Sounds more like a router problem than a computer problem. Though it depends if he has a laptop or a desktop. I've had that problem a couple of a times since mine is a laptop. I've had to unplug the router to reset it, wait a few minutes and the wifi was fixed.

[SonicBlitz18]

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He just told me it's with his laptop.

[NetherTempest]

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Hm... Other than what I suggested with the router, then it could be something else. More information would be needed.

[Phoenixcolt45]

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I'm not too sure honestly, the wifi to my laptop is not working. I try to find a wifi service and there's nothing on it so I don't know what the problem is. And until then I can't write until it's fixed.

[NetherTempest]

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Then I would definitely find a local computer repair shop for the operating system could be corrupt.

I found this option if you don't want to go to a computer repair shop. (Note: Its for a Windows computer)
First of all try this:

1. Use Windows "Troubleshoot problem" (right mouse click on the network icon on the task bar near to the clock).
2. Open "Device manager" and find your Wi-Fi card (something like Atheros, Realtek, Broadcom, etc.). Press the right mouse key on it an uninstall the driver.
3. Now restart the PC and Windows will reinstall the WLan driver. This will reset your Wi-Fi driver.
4. If this not fix your problem then you need to open the laptop and reconnect the wlan card.
5. The final step is Wi-Fi card replacement.

I also found this site that gives options on what to do when the wi-fi is not working.
https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001575.htm

[Phoenixcolt45]

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Thx I'll keep that in mind but my laptop is a Lenovo brand not a apple or any other model that uses Windows, at least ones I'm not aware of. Also I'm terrible at understanding computers but my sister said she'll help me out tomorrow and figure it out.

[NetherTempest]

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Yeah computers can be so frustrating at times but at least you have someone who might be able to help you.

[Phoenixcolt45]

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Yeah, but hopefully it gets fixed cause if not then I'll be offline a lot longer.

[NetherTempest]

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Hope it works out. It feels like you are going off the grid without a computer.

[Phoenixcolt45]

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I'm still gonna be on fimfiction, I just won't be able to write.

[NetherTempest]

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Gotcha.