16-01-2011, 09:51
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Re: New Hub
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how can I find out if they have uped my speed to 20Mb thanks again
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Click here http://192.168.100.1/ login using the word root for the username and password and then click on Operation Config. and look for Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 20480000 as that is 20Mb.
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18-01-2011, 00:38
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Re: New Hub
Thats great sorry for the late reply ,I should uninstall the Netgear Router that is on my P.C. at the moment be for this Hub comes from Virgin shouldnt I ,thanks again for your help ill give you a shout when it comes take care best regards
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Hi I have had a look on how to uninstall the netgear but not sure how to get rid of it compleatly because the drivers need to go as well dont they cheers thanks again take care
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19-01-2011, 00:02
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Re: New Hub
O.K. guys I have received my new Hubb today there was no Wireless adaptar in the box so I rang customer service up and they said that they would get one in the post for me today ,cant fault them the hub looks really nice I am wel pleased ,just got to get it all connected when this adaptar comes ill let you all know whats next cheers take care best regards
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19-01-2011, 09:57
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Re: New Hub
Hello Masque how you doing mate I got a little problem about this hub if I connect it up to my P.C. with an eathernet cable all should be fine ,but will it connect to my grandchildrens laptops when they come down wirelessly ,would it work both ways my P.C. and there laptops together hope you can help cheers take care best regards
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19-01-2011, 13:35
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Re: New Hub
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Originally Posted by roystheboy
Hello Masque how you doing mate I got a little problem about this hub if I connect it up to my P.C. with an eathernet cable all should be fine ,but will it connect to my grandchildrens laptops when they come down wirelessly ,would it work both ways my P.C. and there laptops together hope you can help cheers take care best regards
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Yes it'll work providing you provide them with the correct network key to get access to your router /internet.
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19-01-2011, 15:54
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Re: New Hub
thanks a lot ,would it work like this if I used the Wireless connection with the USB adaptar to make my P.C. wireless could I put an earthenet cable in the Hub to a second P.C. would that P.C. work, I am so confused dont really know what to do, I would really like to run my P.C. wireless and a second P.C. in another room, thanks again take care best regards .
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19-01-2011, 15:56
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Re: New Hub
Wireless and wired connections will work independently from each other, so yes: you can use (normally 4) wired machines as well as a number of wireless machines at the same time.
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19-01-2011, 20:12
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Re: New Hub
Well thats great ,this is what I want to do I got my new Hub downstairs with an eartenet cable going to a P.C. downstairs ,can I use my main P.C. upstairs wirelessly with a USB adapar in it from the Hub downstairs thats what I need to do will that be O.K. cheers take care best regards
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19-01-2011, 20:29
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Re: New Hub
How old is your house?
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19-01-2011, 21:04
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Re: New Hub
why does that matter its about 60 to 70 years old cheers take care
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Hi when i get this USB adaptar and set it all up I still can use my original E Mail address and password can I ,I dont have to change them do I thanks again take care best regards
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19-01-2011, 21:06
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Re: New Hub
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why does that matter its about 60 to 70 years old cheers take care
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Hi when i get this USB adaptar and set it all up I still can use my original E Mail address and password can I ,I dont have to change them do I thanks again take care best regards
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So it might have nice thick internal brick walls - which degrade wireless signals. But you'll just have to try it and see.
No you won't need to change them - you can use your current mail addresses.
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20-01-2011, 00:19
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Re: New Hub
Hi no the wals are not that thick the Hub is practically directly under the P.C. so its ony the ceiling in the way thanks again for your help cheers take care best regards .
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Hi is this Hub any good because I have herd some bad reports about it ,I am not very technically minded so i wouldnt know what to do if it wasnt working properly ,why so many complaints about it surely it cant be that bad thanks again take care best regards.
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20-01-2011, 16:07
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Re: New Hub
Hi Just got my USB adapar just plucking up courage now to Install the Hub and adaptar any advice would be great thanks take care best regards
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20-01-2011, 16:45
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Re: New Hub
First connect a machine using ethernet cable and focus on getting that to work (reboot the hub and computer). Do not start faffing about with the wireless until the wired connection works. Once you've achieved the wired connection you can always post here to ask questions about the wifi and security etc.
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20-01-2011, 19:03
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Re: New Hub
thats really good advice but thats going to be a problem because my P.C.is upstairs and the Hub is downstairs havnt got the earthenet cable long enough ,coulnt i just go for the wireless connection first as last with your help it should be O.K. shouldnt it thanks again cheers take care best regards .
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