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Standard User Timalay
(experienced) Sun 19-Jul-15 15:49:34
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Except I was asking for tips to set it up.

Edited by Timalay (Sun 19-Jul-15 15:51:43)

Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 19-Jul-15 15:56:29
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Not sure what's wrong with these people, but a forum is a rather obvious place to ask for help.

Hopefully you've got it working now?
Standard User Timalay
(experienced) Sun 19-Jul-15 20:57:08
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Thank you.

Just need to get some spare time (and courage) to set it up.

Edited by Timalay (Sun 19-Jul-15 20:57:29)


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 19-Jul-15 22:23:13
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Its quite easy - as long as you have the username and password details. Ignore the BT specific screens that you will probably see at startup in the interface - they have no use.

Once the correct username and password has been entered, it'll state its connected and you should be away
Standard User broadband66
(fountain of knowledge) Tue 21-Jul-15 11:49:14
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Because, like you in the past, the OP got a bit stroppy with people.

Was Eclipse Home Option 1, VM 2Mb & O2 Standard
Now Utility Warehouse (up to 16mbps) via Talk Talk
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 21-Jul-15 12:07:05
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Like you, you mean.
Standard User broadband66
(fountain of knowledge) Tue 21-Jul-15 15:08:48
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Yes, I'm not disputing that. But I suggested a solution and the reply wasn't particularly kind. The OP was also stroppy to others.

Was Eclipse Home Option 1, VM 2Mb & O2 Standard
Now Utility Warehouse (up to 16mbps) via Talk Talk
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 21-Jul-15 15:32:31
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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Reading moods in user forums is always difficult, perhaps we can all just accept that some nuancing to the posts was lost.

Google while perhaps having all the answers can be a minefield unless you use the right phrase when searching these days, a good many searches push sites trying to sell you stuff i.e. adverts or people trying to catch search traffic rather than old fashioned answers.

The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 21-Jul-15 15:53:39
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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You suggested to try Google? I'm not surprised he wasn't impressed by your help. Hint - it's not a solution.
Standard User Timalay
(experienced) Wed 22-Jul-15 19:15:15
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Re: Setting up a Home Hub 5


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I just get annoyed with people who state the obvious, that they have already probably done.

Edited by Timalay (Wed 22-Jul-15 19:15:50)

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