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Error 651 is a well-known bug in Windows 7 which happen when you try to connect to the Internet using PPPoE connection. If you're one of the victims who met this bug, you should see the following error message: Error 651: The Modem (or other connecting device) has reported an error. These connections, however, would work just fine in Windows XP or Windows Vista PCs. Below are a few solutions that can perhaps fix the problem:




Windows 7 Fix: Error 651 Modem PPPoE Broadband Internet Connection

Fix 1: - Error 651 Modem PPPoE Broadband Internet Connection

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Fix 2: - Error 651 Modem PPPoE Broadband Internet Connection

The root of the problem is believed to be caused by the RAS PPPoE file raspppoe.sys found in the folder C:\Windows\System32\Drivers. To fix this problem, we will have to replace the file raspppoe.sys with a new one. Try to copy the file from your friend's computer which has Windows 7 installed. Alternatively, you can download the raspppoe.sys file from this site (thanks to the author). After you get the file, before pasting it into C:\Windows\System32\Drivers, be sure that you rename the original file to something like raspppoe_ori.sys, so that if something weird happen you have a backup of your original file. Paste the new raspppoe.sys into the directory after you've renamed the original file. Try to connect your modem and it should work fine now.

One of the things to check first, is IF it's your ISP, your internet provider. Many of them will close connections or set you to reset your DHCP lease frequently. I noticed you did say it works fine to the modem. Does it work fine to the modem for extended periods of time? Or does the same thing happen eventually? I have a routine I run if an ISP drops bandwidth or connection if your inactive for too long, or you can call them and demand a longer DHCP lease time if that's the factor. Many cable and router companies don't even check this before they start replacing equipment such as modems or routers. IF the same thing happens when you stay connected to the modem from the computer directly for say a whole day, then we have to start looking at other potential issues. I am following the problem. Feel free to comment or whatever. I will check back frequently. If you would like to work through this problem I will assist you. It will take troubleshooting and a few steps. It's just not that simple with 1000s of things that can go wrong. This computer/Networking stuff is not Rocket Science. If it was we would never make it off the earth as broken/unfinished products are shiped and sold daily. Software is flawed. You have about 10 different corporations with nothing but profit as there motive involved. Feel free to contact me or we can do it here as well.

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Jon Caldwell

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It sounds like a issue with the hardware inside the printer. if possible try the printer on another PC, or try another USB Cable. Sometimes the cable can appear fine but can have small breaks inside it. You can also try your current cable on another persons printer to rule out the cable.
If you can not get the printer working on another persons computer I would suggest replacing it. it is cheaper than getting a tech to fix it.
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Hold the MENU button for ten seconds to unlock or lock the OSD.

This information is from your manual for the L194WT:
OSD LOCKED/UNLOCKED
This function allows you to lock the current control settings, so that they cannot be inadvertently changed. Press and hold the MENU button for several seconds. The message "OSD LOCKED" should appear. You can unlock the OSD controls at any time by pushing the MENU button for several seconds. The message "OSD UNLOCKED" should appear.


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This happens when anything draws over 500mA, of current, if it was working OK, before, and is working now but displays that message, or not working, well in any case it seems to have gone faulty, and somehow, is now drawing more current drain, the USB port can supply. It may have been spiked too.from all the plug/unplug especially if the safely remove hardware is not used.

Poor solder joints are a common source of trouble on printed circuit boards. You might want to remove the control board and check for poor soldering (grainy joints, cracked solder, occasionally even unsoldered) or cables that aren't seated properly. Also, electrolytic capacitors are a frequent problem in electronic circuits. These are supposed to help filter and smooth out voltage and if they don't do their job you can have unpredictable problems. Capacitors are cylindrical parts around 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch high and around 1/4 to 3/8 in diameter. Look for swollen parts, bulging or split tops (they should be flat). If there are no visible problems the board may have a flaky microcomputer, possibly (as you've mentioned) from power transients. But bad connections are such a frequent thing with current equipment that I'd look for those first.

take the phone into your provider and explain the problem and see if it is a fault on the phone that can be fix or if it will be replaced.

This is usual problem with HTC touch with Airtel Network.

Seek advise from the airtel GPRS executive in any Airtel office.

Last option is to take it to your HTC dealer for change in software. I'll fix the issue.