Post: Any Help?
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12-20-2015, 07:36 PM
#1
gοd
Vault dweller
Hey NGU,
First i was not sure what section this should go in
Well since i unplugged my Ethernet cable from my PC and PS3 to hardwire it to the router so i could download GTA5 Faster I have
not been able to Share my connection back with my PS3. I have plugged everything back to how it was and made sure the settings
were the same but i get this error.
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If anyone could help me id really appreciate it
If you need any more information just ask
First i was not sure what section this should go in
Well since i unplugged my Ethernet cable from my PC and PS3 to hardwire it to the router so i could download GTA5 Faster I have
not been able to Share my connection back with my PS3. I have plugged everything back to how it was and made sure the settings
were the same but i get this error.
You must login or register to view this content.
If anyone could help me id really appreciate it
If you need any more information just ask
12-21-2015, 04:08 PM
#2
Kronoaxis
You talkin to me?
Originally posted by Saint
Hey NGU,
First i was not sure what section this should go in
Well since i unplugged my Ethernet cable from my PC and PS3 to hardwire it to the router so i could download GTA5 Faster I have
not been able to Share my connection back with my PS3. I have plugged everything back to how it was and made sure the settings
were the same but i get this error.
You must login or register to view this content.
If anyone could help me id really appreciate it
If you need any more information just ask
First i was not sure what section this should go in
Well since i unplugged my Ethernet cable from my PC and PS3 to hardwire it to the router so i could download GTA5 Faster I have
not been able to Share my connection back with my PS3. I have plugged everything back to how it was and made sure the settings
were the same but i get this error.
You must login or register to view this content.
If anyone could help me id really appreciate it
If you need any more information just ask
You didn't specify if you were on Windows Vista or not, so I'll just attempt to help you out anyways. Make sure your windows firewall is ENABLED. If it is, then try this:
1. Click “Start”.
2. Type “services.msc” in the Start search box and hit “Enter”
3. Right-click “Windows Firewall” and click “Properties”
4. In the “General” tab, select “Automatic” under the “Startup type”
5. Click "Start" to start the service
6. Click “Apply” and “Ok”
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