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You seem to have a pretty big interest in using networks that you're not authorized to use. I would stop posting this around here, or you're probably going to find yourself on the outside looking in, in a big hurry.

Don't connect to networks you're not authorized to use? That seems the best option.

What brands and ratings are these power supplies? If they're failing, they're the problem, not the motherboard.

Yes you could do that, depending on the router. I'm actually doing exactly that with an old Linksys router I have. It was too "flaky" for me to use on a regular basis as my router, but I have it as a wireless bridge with DD-WRT on it. Not all manufacturers allow using their routers as a...

Ever read the site rules?

As long as we're necro-posting (thanks spammer! :mad: ) and anyone happens across this thread looking for Android tablet recommendations, I like my Acer Iconia A500. The A501 is out with Android 4.0 (ICS) and the A500 is supposedly getting the ICS upgrade in April.

Somehow this pic just seemed appropriate here:

No dual boot, or virtual machine possibilities?

If you haven't installed any download managers, it's time to run a Malwarebytes scan and see what comes up.

Filezilla works great for me. I've used it for years through several upgrades of the software, as well. What sort of problem are you having?

Back up your data first. The last thing you want is some sort of data loss because of something like a power outage happening during the process. Open a command prompt and type in: Convert c: /fs:ntfs Press enter and it will complete the process for you. It may take some time depending on...

John, you could probably comment better than I could regarding this, but couldn't he use the sysprep command to get it installed for the next owner, while letting them set it up for their own use?

What you're asking is physically possible, but it might not be depending on your wireless router. You'll need to look at the QoS settings and see what is possible. If you don't see anything that helps, you might be able to install something like DD-WRT, Open-WRT, or Tomato firmware on your...

They could trace it down to your individual computer by your MAC address. They could even know exactly where the computer is plugged in, based on which port you're hooked up to on their switch. If they really wanted to, they could intercept every packet and see what you're up to, but I'm sure...

Compatibility mode doesn't work?

Wireless driver? I have a netbook that will not connect to a WPA2 network with WinXP because I can't find a newer driver than the one it has installed now. I dual booted with Win7 and the stock driver that comes with Windows allows it to connect right away. Possibly a driver issue on your...

Maybe the motherboard is shorting against the case somewhere after moving it? What happens if you assemble it outside the case? Tried a different power supply?

What is zeon?

Can you provide more details? What didn't work about the ethernet connection? It was a known, good connection prior to this, correct? Is your ethernet controller disabled in either your BIOS, or Windows? Cable disconnected? I've seen RJ45 plugs where the retention clip was partially broken...

Sounds like a common theme. I literally just replaced my parents' Motorola 2210 DSL modem for the third time today. The DSL light will flash red, then green, then go out, and the whole modem will apparently reboot. I think the last one worked for 8 months and probably a year out of the first...