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On the lower end stuff it seems to be...

no prob

start, all programs, accessories

F8

nice now, the mouse's time has come as well I think

This topic is over a year old though...

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That would be rather effective... lol

Even if you got it working, satellite isn't very ideal if there's anything else available...

basically, yup

Welcome to the forum I don't know much about Wildblue, so I can't help you there, but I wondered why you would switch from DSL to satellite?

Disable all the MCE services and restart... that should fix it. MCE releases the card when not in use, but not all programs seem to notice that...

I doubt that would stop windows from doing anything...

Years back we used the free trial... luckily we managed to cancel before they charged us, although it took some work, even back then

Just from the screenshots I don't think it does much of anything useful...

If you don't use IE then there won't be anything in it anyways, no?

I'm not real impressed, sorry. If I wanted to test my speed against FTP servers I'd just download from a FTP server myself. And your software isn't multithreaded either as you say it is...

Problem is, XP uses the NTFS file system by default, so a 98/ME startup disk won't work. (effectively)

You mean Flight 93? I just watched it last night...

drwtsn32.exe is the default windows debugger... it's what collects the data when a program crashes and wants to send an error report to MS

Welcome to the forum Don't worry about it as long as your speeds are fine (and they're pretty good) That duplex tester isn't very accurate from my experience. Also it could be that your modem is half duplex.

Update... from my limited experimenting, it responds to Sony remotes. Which includes universal remotes programmed to a Sony device code.

lol

Ok, I've got this semi-working right now. However, I have to use a different remote. The MCE remote signals are processed at the driver level I believe, and the only 3rd party driver I could find is for the v2 remote. Also, the receiver seems to only process signals from particular remotes.

lol... nice