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Hi Guys I've figured it out, the problem is the modem side of the router, as I've installed a spare brand new Netger DG384 modem/router ADSL 2 + straight away from cold boot synced at 18.5Mbit not 10Mbit, I obviously won't get the 19Mbit until i do some tweaking of the modem on the netgear...

How can he access the router when he states his pc doesn't get a IP Address?

Hi Everyone Got a problem with my router, Billion 7402nx sync issues with the DSLAM, from cold start it syncs at 10Mbit and I pay for 20Mbit, So I have to force a re-sync from the web interface which then reconnects at my usual speed of 19Mbit. I have flashed the firmware with the latest...

10/100Mbit Nics???? in your computers? upgrade to Gigabit.

Comodo excellent, doesnt run loads of services like AVG and doesn't cripple your system.

PFSense works very well. http://www.pfsense.org/ supports everything QOS, Proxy, Load Balancing etc, DHCP, Captive Portal for wireless, VPN etc.

Sounds like DHCP server has a problem, try giving your LAN NIC a static IP on the same IP range and Subnet as the router e.g. 192.168.1.2, 255.255.255.0, (gateway doesnt matter). then just try pinging the gateway to see if you get a response, you could also try Telnet to see if it connects on...

Hi All Been along time since i've been on here, got a couple of issues I would like to resolve with you guys if possible. I have been asked to supply a software rendering company with some new storage, they currently have around 40 rendering nodes (blade servers), which render to a NAS with...

sounds like it's shorting on the case. Take the motherboard out the case and try powering on again. could also be the power switch, so make sure you short the 2 power switch pins on the motherboards controler panel with a flat head screw driver.

Try updating your bios sounds like an issue with your PCI controller. hopefully bios update will fix the problem with controller detection and the setting of the frequency.

when clearing cmos are you totally killing the power to the motherboard including unpluggin the kettle lead and flicking out the battery? alot of cases people just flick the battery out but stil gotta relise the board still has power to it via kettle lead and can also not clear cmos memory.

whats the output on your power supply unit?

can easily build a intel core 2 duo for that price with a decent socket 775 motherboard, Also a gtx 260 grphics card, coming in around £90 now. cheap ass case from ebuyer cost you about £15.

your buying old skool kit dude. old skool architecture. Core I7 ftw build a mint system for about £500. Always go for the RAID 0 as well for performance boost, windows 7 64bit and 6GB kit ddr3 make sure super fetch is enabled, caches all your frequently used programs in RAM so doesn't require...

Hi Generally most pc components do arrive in anti static bags, includling hard drivers, graphics cards etc. I have come across a few graphics cards definatly the cheap ass cards that cost like £15 always just in a box with a driver cd no anti static bag. But normally expensive hardware almost...

Go into Bios make sure USB is enabled as well as USB Legacy support, go to boot priority and set it to boot from USB device.

try getting into your system using safe mode. to do this spam f8 and and enter safemode if it boots, it's most likely driver issue or services issue. disable all antivirus services from services.msc and try and boot normally.

Dreytek Vigor 2820 top of the line router, comes with the lot check it out Draytek Vigor 2820n Wireless-N Router BT ADSL (V2820N) - dabs.com

make sure you use WPA-2 encryption with a good pass phrase. I perfer to use SHA1-hash or MD5 another algorithm as the password. check it out WhatsMyIP.org : Hash Generator calculate your passphrase into SHA-1 hash. makes it harder for hackers to guess your pass phrase using certian linux based...

these cpu's are like 90nm ready good thing about them they have hyper threading adds a virtual core, as ejdis says check cpu support list but i can't find anything on it. when it comes to installing new cpu gennerally depends if it's same socket also what nm ready the chip is and wether you need...