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PC & MAC CLINIC - On line problem solving. (CPU)     

Crocodile - 16 Dec 2002 03:59

scussy - 26 May 2008 19:30 - 6817 of 11003

TP,
i would phone Pipex to make sure your password and ID is correct for your email account as its not the same as your internet ID and pass,had the same sort of problem with my dad's pipex account,
make sure this to :-

incomming mail (pop3) pop.dsl.pipex.co.uk
outgoing mail (SMTP) smtp.dsl.pipex.co.uk

ID for email account should have something like asut80@dsl.pipex.com
internet it will be something like kayak's above name60%dsl.pipex.com

hope this helps

steve

WOODIE - 26 May 2008 19:39 - 6818 of 11003

help up until recently i could open pdf files,but over the last few days my computer freezes,i have deleted a/reader & re-installed but the same thing occurs any help appreciated tia

Kayak - 26 May 2008 19:52 - 6819 of 11003

TP, http://www.uniross.com/consumer_html/range.php. They have changed the branding and there are now two types, standard and plus.

I have always got mine on ebay from volume sellers and they have been fine.

Edit - crappy site, not sure the link will work for you.

ThePublisher - 27 May 2008 09:19 - 6820 of 11003

Scussy,

Thanks for the Pipex stuff.

I have got it to run eventually. I use Virtual Access and nPOP.

I'd clearly set something up wrongly in nPOP and could not correct it. In the end I started again with a new 'menu' and it worked a treat.

TP

ThePublisher - 27 May 2008 09:31 - 6821 of 11003

K,

Agreed. Crappy site. Can't find any testers.

Google finds a Uniross one for 2.88 at Amazon. I cannot believe that it does what that ZTS for around 29 USD is doing.

My understanding is that you have to read the battery 'under load' to get a meaningful guide to whether the battery is wearing out. The photographer that set me down this road says that he throws out all the batteries that read less than 60% when recharged.

I'll go on looking.

But thanks for the interest.

TP

TP

Richgit69 - 27 May 2008 13:22 - 6822 of 11003

I need to know if adding new filters to my telephone line will help improve my broadband speed as Pipex tell me it will???

At the moment I am getting 1.8mbps on a good day, however BT tell me the line can take 4-6mbps, the last few days I have rang Pipex to ask them to help with speed and all they say is try new filters, if I do which ones do I get???

Optimist - 27 May 2008 15:13 - 6823 of 11003

Richgit69

I don't know if they differ in quality, but I suspect that most are the same. Why not buy a new one for a fiver and test it?

Test it with no other phones or filters plugged in, and blug your router into the BT master socket. Or better still, if you have a modern master socket, remove the front plate which dissconnects all of your extensio wireing and plug the filter in direct.

Richgit69 - 27 May 2008 15:31 - 6824 of 11003

Optimist, thanks ;-)

That's what they suggested plug it into a master socket, but I cant reach it behind large TV and very difficult for me in wheelchair ;-) I find away thou ;-)

KEAYDIAN - 27 May 2008 15:51 - 6825 of 11003

Richgit69.

Mate of mine at BT says adding new filters will not help.

ExecLine - 27 May 2008 16:03 - 6826 of 11003

I thought that it was the broadband that was noisy and so the filters were to help phones plugged into the same socket by filtering out the unwanted noise.

ie. Filters help phones but do not help broadband.

jeffmack - 27 May 2008 16:19 - 6827 of 11003

K
You got a mate........

KEAYDIAN - 27 May 2008 16:24 - 6828 of 11003

Several ;O)

Richgit69 - 27 May 2008 16:41 - 6829 of 11003

Keaydian, Thanks ;-)

Seymour Clearly - 27 May 2008 17:29 - 6830 of 11003

Incidentally I've just been onto the Pipex website - and I find I'm now with Tiscali :-(

Off to find an alternative b/band supplier.

Richgit69 - 27 May 2008 21:05 - 6831 of 11003

Seymour, exactly what I an thinking ;-)

Keep well away from them ;-)

Mega Bucks - 28 May 2008 00:31 - 6832 of 11003

How big is 1GB? Then and now!!!!

zscrooge - 31 May 2008 19:43 - 6833 of 11003

Thinking of changing ISP.

Just need quick, reliable, unlimited (LOL) connection via router. Happy to pay circa 25 for reliability.

Will Plusnet be the best?
Once I have a MAC will it all be straightforward?

Optimist - 31 May 2008 20:03 - 6834 of 11003

Check out demon.net . 23 for a dedicated IP address I've always found them reliable and they don't try to push adverts at you. They also have an unlimited business package that starts at around double that price.

Kayak - 31 May 2008 21:02 - 6835 of 11003

Plusnet is certainly not unlimited. They went through a bad patch but are apparently now much better. They do have lowish bandwidth limits though and they will slow you down before you start to hit them with the aim of stopping you dead when you do.

If you mean truly unlimited one of the Entanet resellers is about your only option at realistic prices.

ThePublisher - 01 Jun 2008 10:48 - 6836 of 11003

zscrooge,

You might like to look back over the last two days in the Broadband thread running alongside this.

On the other hand you might not........as I am now rather embarrassed with the choices!

TP
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