Don't we all complain especially when it comes to setting up router for your computers. I do not even know too many of the computer sales-person or technician want you to know that much about the operating system. I also do not know they even know the latest security threats unless they are really enthusiast or they do care about you coming back and buy again from the same place. That is nice to know. All right, I sound cynical. I am. Yet, I do cave into the customer of buying more then what I need. I do not like to buy more than I need for my latest technology. Space for my apartment is limited. I got this little router by LINKSYS. Setup was easy at first, but there are some problems now that I do not have a resolution or the brain capacity to deal with. I am using creative ways to deal with reviews of my new router's potential overheating by installing another router that I have, D-Link. It did not produce results, rather now I am stuck with a bigger problem then originally had. D-Link has an easy setup program for me to go through again if I made a boo-boo. With Windows Vista's complex idea of security and networking, the router(s) were very unhappy. The connections were sad. I was sad with the first wireless networking attempt. I was bewildered with how Vista's networking are so difficult to navigate, but for a good reason, in the name of the security. I am still in this day navigating through the Windows Vista's features. After having this for a few months, stick with the familiar if you can, Windows XP. I could not because I decided that the time for parting with XP was a few months ago and there were some security issues that are still not resolved. My old laptop is still running XP beta 3 and will not upgrade til the resolution satisfy this user. For now, I will put up with dual boot of Windows Vista and one of the Linux favours. (hey the most popular distro, can you guess?)
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