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Sorry I'm lost, how is this possible? the tanks are a combined 15l and I presume once empty will only refill once the HW is not being used ? Sorry I'm confused by this as well. Probably me not knowing how the 937 works but I would have thought you'd get the 15l in as quick a time as it takes...

It'll be 4 bed semi with ensuite shower room plus 1 bathroom. 2 adults + 2 kids under 9. I survived for years in my 3 bed plus 1 bathroom with a 24Kw....bath took a little while to fill but other than that it was fine. This time I'm opting for a bigger boiler to give a better flow to the bath...

Not enough time for a shower or a bath in this scenario.....and I'll have a dishwasher so no need to fill the sink. I think I'll go for the Vaillant 837.....my installer prefers Vaillant as well......thanks to all for the advice. :)

Costs substantially more to run in terms of gas aside from the price of the boiler ?

I'm struggling to choose between these two. My installer believes the Worcester is an odd layout with common parts difficult to access compare to the Vaillant.....he is happy to install whichever I choose though....I am supplying boiler as part of a house extension. Is there any difference in...

8) Pleased it's all up and running again.

Still no joy I'm afraid :( Got to be worth an e-mail to these people.

I have never paid for drivers from any site so can't really comment BUT be careful that they are not just supplying a link to the everex.com US site which was down when I tried to access......I found free drivers for download on the web for your notebook but these were all just links to...

Right gotcha........copy and past them into Paint (find it in Accessories) then save as a jpeg file.

Seriously though......it being what ? the entire word document ? if do id it just the pics thats are missing ?

Please see screenshot below.... :lol:

Then you can plug your laptop into one of these with a cable and leave everything else in the house connected. I suspect you are disconnecting the network cable between the modem and the router....you don't need to do this if you have another network cable.....use one of the 4 network ports...

Have a look here Also it looks like a company called FIC maybe supplying the motherboards....can you identify the model ? maybe try downlaoding Belarc Advisor to help then have a look at this The everex.com site (which is where most others have got these from) appears to be down. :evil:

Try a PM to pcworker in the post.....he may still have the drivers and send them to you :idea: Virgin media your ISP ? do you not have 4 Ethernet ports on your router ? or do you mean you have a modem as oppose to a router ? make and model to confirm please. Wifi USB dongle available from...

Site is down sorry. :(

Wrong name for someone from Durham :wink: Look here , especially the post from pcworker.

Just the Internet or the entire PC ? is it slow to run other things or just when displaying web pages. Post spec of PC please. Which version of Internet Explorer are you using ? Trying Firefox won't harm, IE browser could have been compromised.

Hi Conny, Okay....happy to help a bit more anytime you want.

How about this one. Is this new or are you using it already ? sounds like it's new. Why do you have the modem connect to your desktop with both ethernet and USB ? Who is your ISP, Virgin Media ?

The garden secateurs did the trick, thanks mickyg and all that replied.