Recent content by NeloForster

I'll try and absorb this tomorrow at work. You wouldn't believe I work for a hosting company, would you? :P I've still got so much more to learn. Luckily for the customers, my job is to help them with the more administrative side of things, and not technical...

Hi guys, Thanks for the suggestions. I wasn't alerted that any more responses were posted, so unfortunately I didn't get to try the suggestions in the last two or three posts while the problem was occurring again. Figures it's a DNS thing. During the time I changed my DNS servers to those...

Well I can see why it would cause some confusion. Having the same measurement name for two different things is just asking for trouble.

That's only in reference to radio frequency radiation bands. Whilst Hertz are indeed used to measure radio frequency, Hertz is just the same measurement name for a different thing when it comes to CPU's.

Sure thing :) I'll upload it the moment I get a result.

2.4ghz is the stock speed for all E6600's, and a quite a few other processors - If the CPU frequency somehow did have anything to do with the stability of wireless connections, almost everyone with a CPU operating at 2.4ghz would share the same problems. 2.4 - 2.5ghz is a common modern wireless...

Definitely misreading it :P Okay, lets say you're connected to a router wirelessly. Problems start occuring where you cannot establish any new connections, yet connections currently maintained are still fine (so if you were logged into MSN messenger, you'll still be logged into MSN messenger...

Hi Anti-Trend, Both wireless and ethernet are being provided by the same router. Donkey - I have tried changing channels previously, but this doesn't stop the problem from happening. I think there was another member called NeoFoster too... made me consider signing up again under a different...

What I mean is that whenever the problem occurs (It's intermittent (sp?)), if I connect to my router via ethernet cable, it's as if there are absolutely no problems whatsoever (wireless still running too) - but when I unplug the ethernet cable, it's back to the problems again (wireless alone) -...

Ahoy, In that case, we're using the same DNS server. I'll try using a public DNS server for a while and see if that solves things. My housemate doesn't use the internet half as much as I do - so it might be that he's not experiencing the problems because he hasn't spent enough time browsing to...

Hi guys, Many thanks for the suggestions. I have now added a new registry entry to set the max number of negative entries in the DNS cache to 0. I have also executed "ipconfig /flushdns" - so I'll see how that goes. However, if the problem does lie within the negative dns entries...

Hi all, I used to post on these boards and do my best to help out with hardware issues... and now hopefully you guys can help me out with a very strange issue I've been encountering recently :) I'll try and fill you in with as much information as possible. Okay, so here's the specs...

If you're using the soundcard which comes with your PC in the first place, you're out of luck - it's not a pro soundcard and is designed for normal music playback etc. - It's fine for gaming, listening to MP3's and DVD sound, but music production is far beyond its capabilities. If you've bought...

That's probably down the the V-Sync synchonising it with the 60hz refresh rate of the monitor.

But if this laptop is one from a manufacturer (Well, it'd be hard not to be from a manufacturer being a laptop), removing the OS it came with and installing a different one causes problems unimaginable. For example, people rang me up at my previous workplace with manufacturered PC's/laptops...