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Hi Celtzer, can you also state the excat model of the ASRock mobo.

The reason why this is not working is becasue you're using an ADSL Router, you will need to buy a cable router like this.

ISDN sockets really looks like a standard network wall socket(RJ45 socket).

With yahoo, you can always choose custom install, just choose the core application and you'll be fine. And with Skype, yeah, you can use it for IMs too.

hmmm, im using yahoo and live messenger with no additional software. Have you tried Skype?

Firefox!!!!!!!

Check out SteelSeries 4H or SteelSeries 5H v2. Shop - SteelSeries

Daemon Tools can mount iso's. But personally, I use UltraISO for this.

what are DNS's This will only work if a website has its own dedicated IP address, a lot of websites have shared IP address ;) .

Yes it does come with instructions and yes you will need a wireles receiver for every PC that is not wireless capable. You can use WPA encryption which you can set using the routers admin panel. If you dont want your wireless network to be visible in the wireless list, you can just simply...

Straight through cables are fine. You can also setup Internet Connection Sharing your main PC. This will act as the router.

Yup thats what im using on my aunt's, no problem, never restarted for about 7 months now. That was v1 though, I think its on v3 now but should be fine.

Unfortunately vBulletin only accepts Paypal and Credit Cards. The basic installation of vBulletin is about 20Mb in size, so a 100Mb hosting would be enough, unless you want to host attachments, avatars, signatures, files etc.

You can request services for your hosting needs at Web Host Chat - The Web Hosting Forum , btw most of the hosts are from UK.

Read here between the difference of Active and Passive FTP connection.

Yeah but even in a standalone system, you still need to fill up the DNS server settings if your setting a static IP on it. Without that, there will be no DNS resolution, no internet browsing. He can easily put the IP of his router. The router stands as his DHCP server.

I use BackRex. If you have the money, you can buy a license for full features, but if you dont, you can use the demo. The demo can backup the mail boxes and accounts with ease.

You can put your router's IP Address on your DNS server address or alternatively you can use OpenDNS Servers. Change your DNS settings to the OpenDNS servers: * 208.67.222.222 * 208.67.220.220

Have you tried changing the cable of the PC? Check the ethernet card aswell.

go to the command prompt, type ipconfig /all You can also see your external IP Address by going to WhatIsMyIP.com.