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so is this AOL account set up for broadband, or dial-up?<br />
Dial-Up won't work on a router
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so is this AOL account set up for broadband, or dial-up?
Dial-Up won't work on a router

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If this computer has been place on your router and network is connected just use the IE, or similiar Internet browser. You don't need to use the AOL account.
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If this computer has been place on your router and network is connected just use the IE, or similiar Internet browser. You don't need to use the AOL account.

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I have brought someones computer home to upgrade and they use AOL.<br />
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I have connected the PC to my wired router and it says &quot;internet connection connected&quot;.<br />
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But when i click to sign into AOL it either suggests I have a firewall problem or settings wrong OR the AOL windows open but stay BLANK WHITE and do not load anything at all.<br />
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Can anyone help please?
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I have brought someones computer home to upgrade and they use AOL.

I have connected the PC to my wired router and it says "internet connection connected".

But when i click to sign into AOL it either suggests I have a firewall problem or settings wrong OR the AOL windows open but stay BLANK WHITE and do not load anything at all.

Can anyone help please?

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