Feral Heart

It makes no sense at all why it worked. It just did. See, I technically have 3 different Wi-Fi networks to choose from. Two were created. One was given to us. I've been using the two we've created, but hadn't considered if the network actually effected proxy settings(?). It's confusing, but it worked. *Shrug.

Thank you so much for the suggestions! Turned out that the one network that isn't preferred is the only one that works. This'll take me a while to figure out exactly what happened. Lol

Looking into.*

As you may have noticed, and like TheGuest mentioned, some people cannot connect.
The people who get the message "No proxies here" are unable to connect for that one specific reason, you need to turn them off.

Chrome
Step 1
Open Chrome and click the wrench icon in the screen's upper left corner.

Step 2
Click "Settings" to open your Settings page.
Related Reading: How to Remove Google Chrome Tools

Step 3
Click "Show advanced settings" and click "Change proxy settings" to open the Windows Internet Properties dialog box.

Step 4
Click "Settings" to open your connection's settings.

Step 5
Click the check box labeled "Use a proxy server for this connection" to clear it.

Step 6
Click "OK" in both open dialog boxes to close them.


If you're using other browsers, just google "How to turn poxy off in Mozilla Firefox/Internet Explorer" etc.

Really appreciate the help once again! Thanks a lot for putting that together for the sake of my little, temporary error. Lucky to have so many helpful peeps on the forums that are willing' to lend a hand. Paw. Oh..

Once again, thanks!

Have you tried another browser?

Yes, I've looked around to find out that different browsers have worked for some people. So, I downloaded FireFox and tried it there, but unfortunately it didn't work out for me and would display the same page where it said, "No Proxies Here". Thanks for the suggestion though!

I guess'll just suck it up 'till the next update Raz'll display later on. A few days away from a colorful screen won't kill anyone.

- Carnith

Having little to do and so much to aid the canines future needs that will certainly come to pass surrounding them, there was no hesitation when preferring the site that would inevitably become the camping spot of the wolf to claim for the upcoming night. Though, it was hard to tell the time of day with the trees leaning over in a seemingly endless voyage to reach out to the suns magnificent rays-- this hallowed light left small patches of sun flickering through and exposing the soil below to those rays within the mostly shadowed area. A blinding chance if caught in the eye by the harsh light.

Of course, the wolf would engage in an alerted sense of someone or somethings presence nearby eventually, just carrying over the wind to pass Carnith, and give the wolf a signal of whether to dash. Carnith continued to lay idly, engulfed by the surrounding brush that loomed near, and fell into a light sleep.

A few moments later... No, a few seconds later a short howl came in response. It told merely of notice and didn't seem to intend harm in the message, but Carnith couldn't be quite sure because most of the message was chopped off mostly because the canine hadn't expected a reply at all. Surprised by this, the wolf was unsure of whether to dart pass and use the forests coverage now or wait for the fellow wolf to come near. Carnith wen't into a crouch, crawling beneath some thickly set brush that favored the winds current which would cover Carnith's scent in case. He'd set a plan for this little meeting that would soon come-- he would either take the role of feigning curiosity and comfort, or make oneself scarce or cautious at the least when relating to levels of harshness in the upcoming exchange. It was bound to happen unless a bear decided to come to play, or worse, another wolf.