Click the Share button located under the right corner of the video.
The area below Share will expand with more options. Click on the Facebook icon.
Click the Facebook “f” icon in the sharing options pane that appears.
If you're not logged into Facebook already, log in and enter your email and password.
Choose how you want to share the video using the drop down menu. For example, you can choose to post it to a friend’s wall, your own wall, in a group or in a private message.
If you select any option other than “On your own Wall”, you will be prompted to enter the name of the friend or group you want to share the video with.
Enter a message to post with the video. (Optional)
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connection. If you are using DSL, you will need a DSL
modem. If you are using cable, you will need a cable modem.
Fiber optic connections do not typically require modems.
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going to need to make sure that whatever modem you buy will
work your operating system(s). Most modems work with
virtually all operating systems. If you are using a router, then
you don’t need to worry about operating system compatibility.
The modem you need will depend on the type of your internet
connection. If you are using DSL, you will need a DSL modem.
If you are using cable, you will need a cable modem. Fiber
optic connections do not typically require modems.
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If you leave your computer on all the time, you can often fix a
problem by turning off the computer, then unplugging it (or
remove the battery, if it is a laptop), then holding down the
power button for 30 seconds while computer remains
unplugged (this will often cause a light, or lights, to flash), then
reinserting the battery, plugging the computer back in and
powering it on. By cutting off the power to the motherboard, it
allows the hardware to reset and the memory to clear.
8. Step4:
Click the link to begin configuring.
There are many brands of modems available, but not all of
them have a great shelf-life. Read consumer reviews and try to
find modems that have the best cost-to-performance ratio.
Below are some popular brands.
If you have long hair, tie it back. Take off any jewelry that
might get in the way. Also avoid wearing any clothing that
produces a lot of static, as a spark can damage hardware and
cause intermittent, hard-to-troubleshoot problems.
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Fill out the form, following the instructions.
While this article can give you the basic steps for setting up your modem,
every modem is different. Be sure to carefully read your instructions and
follow the steps exactly to reduce headaches later.
Place the modem in a location with good air circulation and away from
other devices that may interfere with signals. Follow the instructions
provided to connect the modem to the Cable or DSL line in your house.
If you are using DSL, you will need to install filters first into a phone line.
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Place the modem in a location with good air circulation and away
from other devices that may interfere with signals. Follow the
instructions provided to connect the modem to the Cable or DSL
line in your house.
If you are using DSL, you will need to install filters first into a phone
line.
Once you’ve connected the modem to the service source, power it
on by plugging it on and pressing the power button (if applicable).
Wait a minute or two for the modem to boot up completely. The
power light should be solid, while your connection light may be
blinking because the modem hasn’t been activated yet.
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Once you’ve connected the modem to the service source,
power it on by plugging it on and pressing the power button (if
applicable). Wait a minute or two for the modem to boot up
completely. The power light should be solid, while your
connection light may be blinking because the modem hasn’t
been activated yet.
Unplug any USB devices, if connected, and see if the error
goes away. If so, that device is a problem. Power-on your
computer and see if it works. If it does, good; otherwise you can
restore your computer to an earlier configuration. System
Restore will roll your system back to an earlier set of drivers.
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Depending on your modem and service provider, you may need to run a
setup program before you use the modem. In other cases, you may need
to open a web browser and then follow the on-screen prompts to activate
your service. Refer to the directions provided by your service provider to
be sure.[1]
Some internet service providers may need you to call with the MAC
address of the modem. The MAC address is found on a sticker that's
either on the back or the side of the modem. It looks something like “00-
00-00-00-00-00”, but with a mixture of letters and numbers.
Using an Ethernet cable, connect your computer to the internet or WAN
port on the back of the modem. This will connect your computer directly
to the internet. You can set up your wireless network after the modem
has been activated.
