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SingleClick Network Now! Pro

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Dunno what the guy below is ranting about. Mine looks the same as the picture and works perfectly. I was always having conflicts trying to network all my stuff, two routers, an xbox, mp3, laptop and printers... now they work perfectly and in under 15 minutes.

Far too often reviewers (that have very little expertise with a particular product or field) rant on about what they perceive is a failure of the product, when in reality it's not a failure of the product, it's a failure of the individual in not reading the manual, not following proper directions, or simply not checking for compatibility when purchasing the product.

We see this all the time in the technical field, so often that we generally tell the customer (that's ranting on about how a product doesn't work when we know it does) that their hardware or software issue is called an ID-IO-T (pronounced I-D, I-O, T) error. It makes them feel good, and they don't even realize that to the tech working on their issue ID IO T really means (idiot).

That's not to say that some hardware or software doesn't work, but even then it's usually caused by somebody assuming that a 5 year old Windows XP version of software "should" work on his/her Windows 7 Pro 64 bit workstation. Unless it states Windows 7 Pro compatible on the box, don't assume it works and most of your tech support issues will magically disappear.

The same is true with hardware configurations as well.

I installed it and immediately had issues reconnecting an Ethernet bridge to my wireless router. I was also unable to login to work over a VPN connection after the install. I had to uninstall the software in order to connect things back up.

The documentation was beyond my understanding.

For some reason my 3 Gateway XP Pro - Media Center PC's will NOT network so I bought this to solve my problem ... NOT! So much for networking from my internet PC to the HT PC to my 3 month old UNUSED! 42 inch Plasma screen. For the 50 bucks I spent on this Soft(Limp)ware I could have bought binoculars to watch my neighbors tv. Ah the joys of the high tech age ...