It does not work I have unplugged all conct. the blue line not on nor the light at the browser

A steady blue light on your NEC-SL1000 system usually indicates that the system is in standby mode. However, the lack of a dial tone on all local lines indicates a problem with the system or phone lines. Here are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the phone lines: Make sure that all phone lines connected to the system are properly connected and not damaged. If you have multiple lines, test each one individually to determine which line is causing the issue.
2. Restart the system: Turn off the system and unplug it from the power source. Wait for at least 10 seconds before plugging it back in and turning it on again.
3. Reset the system: If restarting the system doesn't work, you may need to perform a system reset. Refer to your user manual for specific instructions on how to reset your NEC-SL1000.
4. Contact a professional: If none of the above steps work, you may need to contact a professional NEC-SL1000 technician to diagnose and fix the issue.

It's also possible that the steady blue light is indicating a different issue altogether. Again, refer to your user manual or contact a professional for further assistance.

if using a box or receiver in line with the set unplug those as well. I assume the red light on the set is not coming on or a light is blinking?

First unplug the power then plug back in it will restart. you should see the front lights flash as it resets if that fails read on... The blue to light will rotated blue led if wifi is working. double check your lan cord coming from your dsl,cable or sat box.
on the back there is a small hole use a pin to hard reset it. you have to hold the pin in for around 10 seconds. This will reset it factory default. You may have to log into it to enable wifi. usually after the reset. type 192.168.1.1 or http://www.routerlogin.net or http://www.routerlogin.com into your browser
a login screen should appear.
Username: admin
password: password or 1234
these are the normal default but may have been changed by someone setting up your router.
Router do fail often they just die out of the blue. this is an older wifi router failure may have occurred. if no lights flash or regain a solid status then it may have died.. good luck

hi my ipod model sa3025/97.if i concted to the computer usb .when i want songs its showing concted to the pc devise manager what shoud i do

i know what is wrong if u unplug the gray plug exactly in line with the eject button on the back of the wii, and plug it back in to the wii after then it should work after doing so.

Generally this is an indication of a modem failure. If there have been any storms in your area, then the modem may have been zapped. The dial tone curcuit is normally the first casualty when a modem gets hit with more power than normal.

Provided that your telephone is functional on that line (Unplug modem, and connect a handset if this is a modem only line and see if the handset gets a dial tone, this is a good check to make sure the line is functional)

i guess the above procedure msut work

replace the vertical ic.having single line is a sign that your vertical ic is need to replace.if the power indicator is blinking is also a sign of defective vertical ic

Probable bad blue CRT................T.

Check out any hardware that doesnot supports windows xp. remove that and reload the os. it works. or remove all the additional addon cards like modem, network card, printers etc., (just maintain only hard disk, cd rom and floppy drive)then install the os. once os installs add the components one by one to so that the os will detect one by one cheers!