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Are you getting an error message ? if so can you post it please.

Again as per the previous post I don't know any of the specifics....I will do the walk test though. The extension was undertaken by a local (just up the road) builder who does a lot of work on our estate....we have three separate friends on the estate who have undertaken extension work on the...

I honestly don't know, the plasterer was working whilst I was away at work etc... I'm guessing wait for the shrinkage to stop then sand and fill to sort this ?

Had two storey extension on house which started late July and finished early Nov. All of the plaster on the stud walls (stud walls only externals are fine) have blown the plaster in the corners as per the pics. This has happened both upstairs and downstairs, on ceilings and on walls. Is this...

Get another Ethernet cable and try with a wired connection to the router....we need to prove whether this is a wireless problem to the router or a problem with the router itself. Also have you tried turning the power off and on on the router ?

Need make and model of router please. Can you connect to your router via an Ethernet cable ? if so can you then connect to the internet.

Echo dave.m comments. Bar a small stint at colleague (many moons ago) I haven't really used a MAC. I would think you are more likely to get support from family, friends, colleagues etc...if you use Windows unless they all use MAC's :wink:

:!: Do the front USB ports work for other devices ? What operating system are you running ? Make and model of camera please. Does the camera normally appear under My Computer as a removable drive ? :!: Check for a camera setting, maybe it's been set to be something other than a...

IF it needs a new hard disk it will probably set you back about £40. You might get away with a format and a reload on the current disk. If you decide to scrap then you might get a decent few quid on eBay as repairers will be interested in buying for components they can use e.g. screen...

All routers i've seen usually only have 4 ports.....you're going to need a small switch if you go down this route. I can't help thinking wireless or home plug might have been a simpler solution here. From what you have described it sounds like you should have no problems to me. Don't...

Doesn't look like it has a digital input, VGA analog only....this may not bother you depending on what connections your PC has and what you intend to use the monitor for. Nice enough looking bit of kit though, I myself have ran a 19" LG Widescreen for a couple of years now....not a pick of...

Yeah I found it tricky to find the correct area to right click in......glad it's sorted. :)

Hi.....It's the same procedure on XP, I tested it and I'm on XP also.

This should get it back.

You cannot contact the virgin (ntlworld) SMTP (outgoing) server using an internet connection from another ISP, Vodafone in your case.....ISP's block this to ensure that they are only delivering mail from their customers and not SPAM etc...from anyone on the Internet. You will also notice that...

This might help

European drivers will let you use all 13 channels. :) The only other thing to watch out for is 802.11d world mode....if enabled this could also be causing your problem. :wink:

If this is just a wireless problem i.e. you can access the internet via a cable connection to the router then I suspect you are running USA wireless card drivers....the USA is only allowed to use channels 1 to 11. Does channel 12 work ?

Full blown Outlook or Outlook Express ? Which version do you have ?

To clarify is this just a wireless problem i.e. a cable connection to the router get Internet no problem ?