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If its hex'ish then it could be a torx ? http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=torx&oe=UTF-8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1280&bih=680 Failing that you could alway slip a extendable hacksaw behind and cut through the screw, then just either drill/tap...

The N600 will automatically bridge the 2.4 and 5ghz networks so one device on one frequency can talk to the other. Unless you are thinking of some custom configuration?

You could also get a dual band router, 2.4ghz and 5ghz. Then make one of the ranges WEP and one WPA, saves buying two routers. I have a Netgear Rangemax N600 which is pretty good router enabling 300mb/600mb channel bonded operation. (Obviously well beyond what you'll ever get form DSL but if you...

But to answer your question, yes you can crack WEP without any clients connecting. Auth packets just help speed things up by using rainbow tables (i.e. known hashes of password against SSID's), this is why if your'e attacking a WEP network you'll flood it with auth requests and de-auth other...

Surely just a long handled screwdriver, preferably with a fat comfortable handle to maximise leverage. Make sure you identify whether its pozi-drive or phillips screw (if not flat blade).

Yes, as mentioned, avoid the 7200.1x like the plague. Ive still got a stack of drives that I need to reflash the firmware (which isn't an easy process even for an IT guy). Im currently using the following solution , although Ive also used the nokia lead solution...

and actually F connectors would actually work with joining telephone cable (just).

Because M.Mickey can't answer the questions you pose so he does his usual rubbish deflection, and even that is such a poor show it's embarrassing. I'm still trying to get his patent ip sniffer/tracer software he has for tracking forum posts.

Somewhere on the cd/dvd it should state what the product id is. Home Premium is language specific distribution so Im confused as to how you've managed to end up with a totally foreign windows including dialog boxes etc. For Home Premium, you need to ensure you have an English install...

Which version of windows vista? Multilingual packs can only be used by Vista Enterprise and Ultimate, MUI's cannot be used by home editions. Is it just your keyboard is not english or that dialog boxes etc are in a foreign language? If you have home/premium and you really need to change...

Excellent, tapatalk support would be great

To compare, you mean my BNC connectors don't mean that my cable is network and could possibly be audio or video? I'm shocked ;)

At least credit to Ray that when he was told about Part-P and he read about it himself that he is taking it onboard. Refreshing change from those "well Im going to ignore you, not bother reading and do it anyway" usuals.

I assume you've removed the protective film from the front fascia of the box? Under the front flap is also another protective film which is very difficult to notice and remove.

C;mon, even the TOR network is not a great method of defence ;) I have a court document from the US where a defendant had used TOR to try to hide his originating ip, pity they managed to trace it within a few weeks. Mind you the case was quite sensitive. PeerGuardian, PeerBlock which...

Wotan So you got 8p off your first fill up then went again with another voucher and they refused you? If thats the case then apologies, I thought you were trying to re-deem two vouchers for one petrol sale , i.e. 16p per litre off. If it's really one voucher per household (as opposed to...

You can use one voucher per transaction. So you could have half filled and got 8p per litre off, then drove back through the forecourt and completed and got the 8p per litre off that.

Basically you can run a cable from your pc (as long as it has a network card) to the wifi router. This sends the broadband to your pc via this cable and not via wireless, its a lot more stable and you will get slightly better throughput. However this cable can be a pain if its draped over...

10m is quite a distance to trail a Cat5 lead. Ethernet over power would be a good idea (costing about 30 quid) if there were power sockets next to the router and the pc (which you would assume!)...

As you have pointed out a 802.11bg would be good enough for your broadband connection. The only time you'd want to go for .11n is 1) They operate on the 5ghz range so are less susceptible to interference from DECT equipment 2) For transferring data between machines in your house over the...