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My WiFi router/modem is on and working, but it does not show up in the
list of wireless networks. What's wrong?
It could be that the WiFi modem/router
is hiding its SSID. This is done for
security purposes sometimes. You can
either
change
modem/router (see its instructions) so
that it broadcasts its SSID (and then
you'll see it in the list on your ARCHOS
10) or you can go into the advanced
settings
of
the
Connection
screen
Networks
tab
connection. You will need to know the
SSID name and its other connection
parameters.
My WiFi indicator is on (lighted blue icon below the touch-pad) but I still
cannot connect to my WiFi hot spot.
Right click on the wireless icon the
system tray (bottom right of screen in
Windows) to view the Wireless Network
Connection window. Click on refresh
network list. Choose to connect to one
of the listed WiFi spots. Make sure you
carefully enter the security password
(WEP, WPA, WPA2) requested. This
password has been set up by the
person
who
router/modem. Your WiFi router/modem
may need to be "paired" by pressing a
special pairing button on the modem or
router. Check your WiFi or Modem's
instructions.
I am having problems with my Ubuntu version of the ARCHOS 10.
Please use the ARCHOS e-mail webform
in
the
ARCHOS
created
when
device.
I tried to install another operating system and it wiped out the entire
hard drive. I do not have the recovery partition any more. When I press
F9 at boot, it says "no recovery found." How can I get it back?
Trying to install an operating system
other than Windows XP installed by
Archos deletes all data on the device
including the backup partition needed
for an F9 recovery. The loss of data and
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