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When this happens can you ping the router? Start> run> type CMD> then type ping (routers ip address here without the brackets) to get the routers ip type ipconfig /all and the default gate way should be your router IP on your set up

What do you want them to do? If its to share Internet connection then yes but you will need a wireless Internet modem router

the reason it is probably slow is due to it going to the TV then off to the Surround sound receiver. try to connect it directly

Agree 5.1 into TV is no good its only picking up the two front L+R channels and most speech comes from front central speaker. If your surround sound is after the TV then it needs to be wired directly you should have a 5.1 or optical input on the back of it to accept the DVD player.

Pots running = Yes Condenser is getting hot? Evaporator is cooling? All pipes are in good condition? How long is the pot running for? i.e. is it cutting out after a few mins My bet is they bent the access pipe for sticking the gages on to test for gas/compression and have blown...

The reason you leave it after its been on its back are that the oil drains out of the compressor depending how you load it, so if you know what you are doing you are fine. 24 hours upright is always a best bet, but i have started them instantly before now. Find out if the compressor starts or...

how deep can you go with the hole? could you fit trunking in? can you lay the pipes and then pressure test them before covering it all back up? A bottle of Nitrogen and a pressure gage for 24/48 hours standing pressure should do it at say 1.5 bar. I have seen pipes in the floor put in...

In my old house i had the TD in a plastic ketter shed you know the half size one with a vent fitted like the one shown in the clicky. Had no problems with it for 5 years then moved house 2 years ago and still going strong. Only par replaced so far has been a sensor but i have gone and said it...

I agree with this post totally, you would need to be quite a geek to get in and the rewards would not be great enough for said geek to do it on a home network.

Is it a metallic chugging? it could be the motor is off its mountings inside the pot (compressor), if its under warranty get them out to fix it

Make is Sitecom and its called a "wireless Network Range Extender" Mod no = WL-130 we paid something like £40 just google it. We have now rolled them out at both our offices to stop dead spots

Yes mobile phones are a good way but the speed is slower than ADSL and the cost can be prohibitive although i believe 3 now do a one off payment per month but again i bet its a 12 month term, Vodafone offered me it for £5 per month but i only use about £2 worth of data so not worth it but if i...

Also download MS defender as this is also a very good bit of software for free. What AV are you running?

In my DIY experience i would choose cheap tools that come with a 3 year warranty as you will probably find they brake as they are so cheap. But they do the job.

As said many times here common sense prevails on this one. I have and use a chain saw for my log fire, i have the hat and steel toe boots i treat the saw with the respect it deserves and NEVER use it when off balance or there is a risk of it kicking back at you. I have not done any courses and...

PoE Power over Ethernet adapters or a PoE switch to power the cameras unless you have a mains socket close by, but then any one can just unplug it!! I take it you are going to do it via Ethernet? Picture quality is not so good on wireless cams but it is acceptable so long as your wireless...

I personally would not trust them plaster board fixings!! i have fitted a ply behind my pne as suggested above oh and some gripfill :lol:

My local builders merchant sells some good ones i will track the make down. i fitted 40sq meter of decking down and didn't brake it, i chewed some heads of the spax screws though :) :lol: :lol:

Another point to mention is what type of windows are they? Wood? could the wood be rotten? I had this problem pushed a nail into the window frame and it was very soft so hacked it all out and replaced the wood that was damaged and it stopped the damp, before i checked the window frame i was in...