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and praetor to answer your previous response... I dont think the internal network is working... if you mean can i transfer files and crap.... no... and i am at a loss as to what i should do.

yes but i am also aware that you can connect through another computer... does that still involve a router or do you use multiple NIC's on the main comp? I would also like to clarify that I can log on to the menu on the router by typing in the IP to it but i cant transfer data from one comp to...

lorand, Can i still use my router with that program or do i have to connect other comp directly to this comp.... because i want to go through a residential gateway (router) with both computers.

I recently purchased and installed a cable networking router. I can only acess the internet from one computer... which happens to be the one that had the internet connection before the network... the other computer is connected to router but i dont think its getting to the internet. I think it...

Um i thot that prescotts were good because they had double the cache...im confused could someone clarify this? why is a prescott a waste of money they almost equal to the northwood with double the cache?

What is the certificate for? And im going into grade 10 too...cool!

Ive been trying to hook up my home network for the past 2 days and I have had no luck. Besides not getting it connected i also lost my internet configuration for the computer that originally had the connection and had to call and get it fixed. I finally found out that all i had to do was...

Not to sound rude... but would the motherboard fry if you got the powercables or reset buttons got mixed up Thats what my friend who taugh me about computers told me

um... hmm.. ive heard the prescott has a certain power requirement... are you sure your asus is prescott compatible. I have a mb that would be prescott ready if i upgraded and flashed my bios... but i dont want to mess with it.. anyway check your manual to check for prescott compatibility...

Im new when it comes to some thing on comps but i do know ram. If you were planning on upgrading to a game machine the things you want to eventually look at are video card(depends on wat you have), processor (also depends on what you have already), and most importantly ram. If you only have...

um i am also a newb... but i have a chaintech and have had good luck with it although people claim that they really stink (they are pretty cheap in quality) but you may have messed up a power plug in or something.... or it may be something else in your system... what do you have besides a...

is it even possible to have a wireless connection reach 2-5 blocks away... i thought it was only a couple hundred feet max... if that!?

Hi, I just tried making an ethernet cable for my home network and i have all the wires in the right order for a straigh through cable and they are all lined up and straight... but When i finished the cable, it wouldnt work on the computer i tried it on... keep in mind the computer wasnt the...

I am no expert on anything involving cpu's but i prefer Intel just because of the ease of use and understanding the specs, and because of their popularityl... but ive heard that AMD and others are much stronger based on their cache but they have lower processing speeds

I got done with building my first computer a while ago and I realized that some of the parts on it are not exactly good enough for what i want to use it for. It contains, -A terribly cheap in quality Chaintech P4 mobo cost me 89$ and i regret it -Intel Celeron 2Ghz processor with stock fan...

I would like someone's opinion about Chaintech motherboards. Are they reliable? I noticed that a couple of my drivers for onboard components were not compatible with windows although it says that windows is compatible with the motherboard. Just to set the record straight, I have already...