20 Most Recent Dynex DX-WC100 Webcam - Page 8 Questions & Answers

u want to enable that feature in win7

That's a stupid question. What code, and where?

I'd say get rid of dial-up, way to slow!

I assume you have the setup disk??

This link explains setup procedure.


http://www.dynexproducts.com/skins/skin_1/Topics/Documents/07-365%20DX-WGRTR%20combined%20-%20WEB.pdf

Probably faulty mouse. Try different mouse pad with no pattern on it.

I'm having the same issue, ive tried everything i can think of but no success so far. I know its something to do with compatability because i tried other mouses and they worked just fine. I'll let you know if i fugure anything out

If it's more than 3 years old, you probably need new batteries.

If the beep started after plugging anything additional into the UPS, you may be in an overload state, and the beep is telling you that it's choosing to beep and not function as intended rather than smoking itself. Try unplugging a piece or two from it and see if the beep goes away. If not, probably just you're batteries giving out due to old age, they'll only give you 3-5 years.

check connections and reboot computer

I answered this the same for another person. Check the adapter to the router with a digital multimeter. If, let's say, the router adapter is supposed to be 9.0 V and it reads 9.5. It's okay.

However, if it reads close to or more than 10.0 V, it is overloading and can damage your system through the ethernet cable.

If it is within tolerance, also check the internet connection with another cable. Outside this, you'd have to get a new router.

Hello jorgecenicer,

The DriversFixed.net web site has a download page for all new Dynex drivers. I hope this helps to fix the modem problem: http://www.driversfixed.net/dynex.php

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Have a great day,
martyshaw562

Okay, look for a small hole in the router about the size for a small pen or paperclip. It may or may not say reset nearby. Use something that will fit in the hole, I usually opt for an unbent paper clip, and press and hold the button inside the hole for a minimum of twenty seconds. I would recommend disconnecting the router from your network and any power sources first. If you still can't find it, just post the model of your router.

What is the program or tool that you need software for? Brand and model please.
See if you can find what your looking for here http://www.dynexproducts.com/t-drivers.aspx

Should be a reset button on the back or bottom of the router. You'll have to use a paper clip or something similar to push and hold it for five seconds. This will reset it to factory default.

If you are connected to your Router use this link http://192.168.0.1/

Use a computer that is currently connected to the router. Open Internet Explorer and go to http://192.168.2.1 It will ask you for a user name and password that you created during set up. The password is blank by default. You are then logged into the router and can view or change the WEP key, or any other settings for the router.

http://www.dynexsupport.com/product/?pid=DX-EBUSB