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Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
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s/n# 4B35677DA1FOB will not register. I got this 2 years ago and I am now registering and set it up. I was in hospital and now getting to it and it will not let me. Says in registering that this is not a valid #...this is not the number and it is the number. has been checked several times.
MAC 10DA43822859
CUSTOMER # 12220332
I am getting frustrated the I have a new product that will not work because I waited two years.
Linda Holley
tipisholley@yahoo.com
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> s/n# 4B35677DA1FOB will not register. [...]
Is that a letter "O", or a digit "0"? (Allowing both in a serial
number would be a pretty foolish thing for Netgear to do.)
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> s/n# 4B35677DA1FOB will not register. [...]
Is that a letter "O", or a digit "0"? (Allowing both in a serial
number would be a pretty foolish thing for Netgear to do.)
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
OMG....can I be that tired that I did a O instead of a 0? Just saw that I typed that mistake. Back to the drawing board?
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
> OMG....can I be that tired that I did a O instead of a 0?
I don't know. Now that we've largely left typewriters behind, you
can't use "l" for "1", either, but computer keyboards tend to have both.
It's a brave, new world.
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
wELL, TIE ME TO A RAILROAD TRACK....you hit the nail on the head....but now, when I regesiter the number...I get this "This Serial number has already been registered in our system by a support representative." So, someone is helping me at Netgear or I have really screwed the pooch here. But I have a number or I don't.....Confused!?????? Cannot register or it was done? Please someone let me know....I have been at this for 6 hours.
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
> [...] "This Serial number has already been registered in our system by
> a support representative." [...]
This comes up repeatedly in these forums. I don't know the cause,
but you may need to contact (real) Netgear support, or one of the forum
moderators to overcome it.
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
Just went back and search my profile and see that someone at Netgear has registered by wireless for me with the correct number 0. Thank you. This 70 year old bat...who started out with cards and computors as big as a football stadium....thanks the gosts in the network and all those who chimed in here. Now to see about rejoining the wireless work of Alexa and my door bell working again. Wish my life was wireless at times......;-)
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
Fortran?
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
> Fortran?
In those days, it was FORTRAN. It's still easier than assembly
language.
Punched cards could handle 80 characters on one line, which is more
than can be said for this forum. Progress?
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Re: Restistration number will not work....Invalid number when it is printed write on it.
Yes.....now everyting is in a shorthand language and our disks were DISKS! I thought a 300 baud modem was fast or whatching the big real tapes was something. To think that all we had then fits in a pin head of metal. What next. And we are also up and running the wireless. Still have problems with my heavy concrete walls but that is what extenders are for or what ever you call those auxillary litte repeater wireless thingies. Thanks to this group for the help.
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