Where do I find instructions in English for getting online with T-Com in Germany?
Everything I find is in German and I can't read German. I can't figure out how to get online at home. I have my modem and the green lights for "power" "DSL" and "LAN" are on. No green light for "Online". I follow through the screens in German to enter all my info but then when I press "Internet verbinden" (I think...) I still can't get onto websites. The orange light where I plug the CAT5 cable into my laptop is flashing like it does when I am online. How do I get online or where can I find answers to this problem in English?
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I had the same problem. I just couldn't figure the T-online software out, nowhere was it in english, so, I went and bought a router, put all of my information into that, and am able to bypass the T-online stuff all together. for the router, the login was my: Anschlusskennung zuegenoerige t-online nummer and mitbenutzer suffix, allthosenumberstogether@t-online.com like 548646984956465465460006@t-online.de worked like champ since. Sorry I can't help more. T-online uses PPPoE over ADSL. make sure you select those options in the setup
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
are laptops allowed on lufthansa plane
are laptops allowed on lufthansa plane?
i ma travelinng germany from usa and wondering if i laptops allowed on the plane. thanks
Air Travel - 3 Answers
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You may use laptops, however, during takeoff and landing you may not. Only once you reach your cruising altitude you can. That's about the first 30 minutets after takeoff, and the last 30 minutes before landing that you're not allowed.
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Yes, and you can use it in-flight too. Have a great trip!
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Sure they are. I don't know of any airline that doesn't allow laptops to be brought onto the plane. Just keep it handy at the security checkpoint, you'll need to remove it from your suitcase or laptop bag and place it in a tray for screening. Lufthansa is one of the few airlines that offers wifi on some transatlantic flights, for a price of course. You may be able to connect to the internet if Lufthansa is on schedule with their installation of wifi onboard their planes. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/13/business/global/13air.html
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i ma travelinng germany from usa and wondering if i laptops allowed on the plane. thanks
Air Travel - 3 Answers
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You may use laptops, however, during takeoff and landing you may not. Only once you reach your cruising altitude you can. That's about the first 30 minutets after takeoff, and the last 30 minutes before landing that you're not allowed.
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Yes, and you can use it in-flight too. Have a great trip!
3 :
Sure they are. I don't know of any airline that doesn't allow laptops to be brought onto the plane. Just keep it handy at the security checkpoint, you'll need to remove it from your suitcase or laptop bag and place it in a tray for screening. Lufthansa is one of the few airlines that offers wifi on some transatlantic flights, for a price of course. You may be able to connect to the internet if Lufthansa is on schedule with their installation of wifi onboard their planes. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/13/business/global/13air.html
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
what do i need to use my laptop in germany
what do i need to use my laptop in germany?
Other - Computers - 6 Answers
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a european plug adaptor
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Most important, you will need Yourself to use your laptop there. Other things will remain same all over the world..
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Fingers!
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a transformer.
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If you are coming from the states, the only thing you will need is a converter from the plug ins we have to the plug ins they have (the prongs are shaped differently--in Germany, they are round). The power chord will automatically convert the 220 to 110 for your computer.
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Right now I'm a exchange student living in Germany and all you need is a european conventer plug. They sell then in deparment stores like target, k-mart,ect. It cost $20. They sell a package with all the international adaptors. You just need the one for Europe. Is a round one. Ask for it in one of this stores!Hope it helps and enjoy Germany is beautiful! Bring a big jacket is getting cold really soon.
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Other - Computers - 6 Answers
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a european plug adaptor
2 :
Most important, you will need Yourself to use your laptop there. Other things will remain same all over the world..
3 :
Fingers!
4 :
a transformer.
5 :
If you are coming from the states, the only thing you will need is a converter from the plug ins we have to the plug ins they have (the prongs are shaped differently--in Germany, they are round). The power chord will automatically convert the 220 to 110 for your computer.
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Right now I'm a exchange student living in Germany and all you need is a european conventer plug. They sell then in deparment stores like target, k-mart,ect. It cost $20. They sell a package with all the international adaptors. You just need the one for Europe. Is a round one. Ask for it in one of this stores!Hope it helps and enjoy Germany is beautiful! Bring a big jacket is getting cold really soon.
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