bullwinkle

Gotta love that ComcastIC Customer satisfaction!!!!

This video might explain why Comcast's score is low.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufo9p1O9iAQ

J. D. Power says so.

http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/09-20-2006/0004436303&EDATE=

Usenet will eventually be like telnet and gopher. Some ISP's have stopped offering usenet because their subs didn't know what it was and weren't using it. What a shame 

ingl

I think it's a glitch in v5.3.3d. If you run the test with an older version of NDT you wont get the duplex mismatch.

http://speedtest.umflint.edu/

There are utilities that will allow R/W access of NTFS volumes from DOS but running Win9x on an NTFS volume can't be done. Perhaps you're thinking of a program like VMware which would allow you to run almost any OS using emulation.

not sure about the upload speed, but the download I'm paying for is 6 MB

You've got the Ultra tier. The advertised upload is 500Kb/s.

Try checking the network using http://testyourvoip.com/

To start profile manager go to Start->Run and enter firefox.exe -profilemanager

Make sure Firefox is not running before using profile manager. Check using Task Manager.

I cant access the cable modem status page at 192.168.100.1. I can only access it when its offline. Does anybody know how i can get to that page while the modem is online?

You can't. Charter has disabled SNMP.

There are two reasons for this message.

(1)The installation file was corrupted during the download.

(2)The installation file is not complete.

Did you use a download manager?

Wow I was wrong about the ages' date=' alot more mature crowd than I thought... just don't act like it.. haha -- just playin'[/quote']

Mature? That's just a nice way of avoiding the word OLD. Your post should have read:

Wow I was wrong about the ages, alot more old farts than I thought... just don't act like it.. haha -- just playin

I'm probably the oldest member.

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Run chkdsk on the drive. Right-click on the drive and select Properties and then the Tools tab. Under Error Checking click the Check Now button and then check both options. Cross you fingers.

NP. It would be nice is if Microsoft would include an extension manager like the one in Firefox.

We should live that long.

ToolbarCop can help manage IE browser extensions.

http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k/toolbarcop.htm