How do i connect my laptop to my kde p42xs1 - Televison & Video

There is no My computer icon in KDE.
On the task bar click the K with the Gear. Explore the Favorites menu. Make sure that the Dolphin file explorer is there. By clicking Dolphin your Home folder will open.
You can also add a widget on the desktop. Point to some empty space on the desktop. Right click the mouse button then select Add widgets. At the bottom of the screen some windows open. In the categories, look for file sytem. Choose and enter. A widget of your home will be displayed.

One advice. I think you should run the Synaptic Package. Manager to make sure you get all necessary packages for KDE. In the QuickFilter text area enter KDE. All packages that relate to KDE will be displayed. Explore to see if there is something you need that was not installed.
Select all the packages you want. Any package required for the one you selected will be chosen for installation.

1-Plug your router into your internet socket if you want to share your internet.
2-Plug your router into your PC with an ethernet cable.
3-Go to your browser and type in the address "192.168.0.1" or whichever address the router's web server is listening.
4-Enter your username and password from your router (often "admin" and "admin") then your internet service provider.
5-Enable wireless and set your encryption (WEP or WPA) and type a memorable passkey.

1. If you're using KDE, consider KWiFiManager and click "Scan for Networks".
2. 2If you're using Gnome, consider NetworkManager.
3. 3Choose your "Encryption" (WEP or WPA) and enter your passkey.

try to format using linux system... like ubuntu...using gparted software...or kde partition manager i've try in many times...and always solve using those software...even bad sector...
or maybe you can reformat using win server 2000 edition...

1 - find the file /root/.DCOPserver_linux-wwtz_0, erase it and reboot. Problem solved!
2 - Go to /home/username>Show Hidden Files>Delete .ICEauthority and reboot

Hi ,

If you're not running 2.0.0.72 for KDE 3.5, I'm sure Skype would like to know if you can confirm success in running the 2.1 beta (which's the default download now).

How are you connected to the internet?

I will take a wild guess and assume you think you are connected by wi-fi, if that's the case and you are using KDE or GNOME (likely) in the bottom of the right of the screen there's an icon which looks a bit like a screwdriver going into something, click on it and select the wireless network you want to connect to.

try this simple test i know its kinda weird, but it helps to know what seems to be the problem.tap your unit three times, while tapping look at the screen, see if it flicker or the screen has picture.then, check all connection, if its all ok. then, you'll need a tech to do a manual troubleshooting.

dcop

I am not 100% sure, but I remember having a similar problem once. The reason is that root stopped owning a couple of ./kde files, so that a user had not correct access to the files.
Open a terminal and type:
myusername@ubuntu:~$ sudo chown myusername:myusername /home/myusername/.*
Password:

Replace "myusername" with your username. The password asked will be root's password (which might be the same as yours.)

Gentoo gives you a nice package installer called emerge. You can find a lot of instructions on how to install KDE at the gentoo wiki. The short answer is to go to terminal, and type "emerge kde-meta". For a better answer, check the link I provided earlier.
Steven