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Arh - I wasn't expecting to be able to view/edit this post!
Seems it's just some new posts...! :¬)
UPDATE:
Might as well change the title of this for Sonic Chris - I'm sure Freeola will correct the new posts issue if it still exists.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Arh - I wasn't expecting to be able to view/edit this post!
Seems it's just some new posts...! :¬)
UPDATE:
Might as well change the title of this for Sonic Chris - I'm sure Freeola will correct the new posts issue if it still exists.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
> I think it may just be mine you know, new computer might be
> playing up, connection seems pretty messed up at the moment
> (ironically, my thread was in relation to my connection :P)
So .... what is the problem?
2.Don't know who's running our connection at the moment
> 1.Can't post new threads
> 2.Don't know who's running our connection at the moment
You can connect. Right?
Have you got firewall/anti-virus running? ... Are they configured to allow access?
Have you tried access without firewall/anti-virus ie disabled?
If you are running Nod32, then dump it and then try access :-)
Just a few suggestions....
> Well we were using PC Guard on the old PC, but according to the
> internet, there won't be a windows 7 version until February 2010?
> (is this correct?) so at the moment, we're having to use the free
> 60 day trial of Norton that came with it (know it's rubbish, but
> would rather have some protection than none ;P)
I see that you can now post, so the problem doesn't exist now?
PC Guard is provided by Virgin, so you must have been or are a Virgin Media customer for broadband, it comes with the package doesn't it? Had a run in with it in the Diamond Cable/NTL days, personally didn't think much to it.
As for 'protection' - you can always use the free editions of Zone Alarm (firewall) and the new AVG (anti-virus) - both are ok with Windows 7. But then again, there may be others on the forum that use other applications which they may recommend. :-)
> Don't know who's running our connection at the moment
Do you mean as in who's your ISP???
If you run a speedtest here you'll get a clue: http://speedtest.net/
Freeola show up as "ISP: Entanet International Ltd".
Or look to see who you're paying!
As for Anti Virus - I can recommend Microsoft's new free Security Essentials.
In another thread you mentioned 'Banking Security' was a priority.
None of the basic AV programs will help you here. Anti-Phishing is built in to modern browsers but mostly 'Banking Security' is down to the user educating themselves to safe online practices.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Anyway, i'll have a go at that speedtest and see who it comes up with.