i've used Newnet's adsl and sdsl service and can highly recommend them. i can also recommend entanet resellers (namely adsl24 or ukfsn)
looking at the second screenshot, i would say your files corrupted. do you have a backup? (shame your not using vista, then you could have used the previous versions feature)
I've not seen many swifts around my area (maybe 4 or so) but the C2 has definatly taken over, i see one everywhere i go! (sometimes 3 within seconds of each other)
oh, there are more. like this one:
do you have a "program files (x86)" folder? otherwise it tells you in the system properties dialog
and the username / password to start the session will only work for your phone number.
but with the main issue, i'm definatly thinking its a driver/hardware issue. did you try another nic?
I sometimes have a hard time resetting the netgear routers to factory settings using the pin. i have the wireless version of this router and the default ip for it is indeed 192.168.0.1 but i would run ipconfig just to double check the default gateway and try browse to that address.
have you tried loading up a telnet program to port 80 to see if that can connect (then type in a couple of http commands to see if you get a response)
i doubt thats the problem as the router doesnt care about workgroups or domains
have you tried loading up a telnet program to port 80 to see if that can connect (then type in a couple of http commands to see if you get a response)
i doubt thats the problem as the router doesnt care about workgroups or domains
is it possible to give the tyre barrier a stop go penalty?
pictures!!!!!
(wow i contribute a lot)
(wow i contribute a lot)
"knocks out the internet"
can you expand on this, is it only http traffic or all traffic. have you tried running nslookup, ping or tracert to an external ip/hostname?
does this also effect the wireless clients?
have you looked into using the dhcp service in windows 2003? running a network without dhcp is a support nightmare and quite expensive (time wise)
can you expand on this, is it only http traffic or all traffic. have you tried running nslookup, ping or tracert to an external ip/hostname?
does this also effect the wireless clients?
have you looked into using the dhcp service in windows 2003? running a network without dhcp is a support nightmare and quite expensive (time wise)
good event, now if only i can get some of those pedals we used...
The BBC news website says, if you need money over the weekend then withdraw it over the counter. they will also refund any fines for going passed your overdraft limit
Bob, what enta reseller are you with? I'm in the middle of migrating to aquiss atm after nildram went crap
without seeing code, i would take a stab in the dark and say a floating point error is happening somewhere. does the elapsed time increase as it should be?
news24 will have an update at 11
what are the 2 IP addresses? they should start with something like 192.168 or 10.0
quick! punch more speed holes in the server!
ah yes, the brilliant idea of "breakfast in the hotel is too expensive so lets go to london to eat! then lets drive through the center of london to go home because it must be quicker"
next time, im driving...
yes, the zoomy thing with the whirley bit that goes vroom!
these things with wheels and a zoomy thing on the back
um, its so easy to restore the MBR anyway. just boot from the windows cd into the recovery console and type fixmbr
and spsamsp: if you need this much help burning vista to dvd then you shouldnt even think about installing it
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