keeps pausing when i walk big lagg.

[makevali]

this is how dlink works we have alot of computers at my house so we only pay for one internet connection and we boght the dlink it gives internet to all the computers in the house including laptops

[Karyuu]

Makevali: That sounds more than just fine - you exceed the minimum requirements. I'm not sure what you mean by "firefox port," however. Might want to follow Witchking's suggestion as well.

Can you tell us what router model you have? D-Link is the manufacturer, but there's a model type/number somewhere on 'ere. Then you can find the product manual at dlink.com and look through it to find how to open/forward ports.

[makevali]

  i have to log on admin to work and about firefox how do i unblock ports?

[Karyuu]

Unblocking ports has nothing to do with firefox. And finding your router model should be as easy as looking at it - it should be printed somewhere on the object ;]

[makevali]

i think my model is WUA-1340 USB adapter

[Karyuu]

That's not a router - that's an adapter to connect your computer to the router :] The router is one of these.

Is it this one?

[makevali]

WBR-1310 thats the one

[witchking]

6150 LE is a PCI-E video card and the 256MB it's showing is most likely a non-physical RAM but rather a system RAM. On the other hand, you do have 2Gigs of RAM. Not sure how well that would translate into PS performance, since I've never used such a card.

If he truly does have 11mbs, it's possible that his ISP offers it. My ISP, for example, offers many internet packages, including 250 kbps, 5 mbps, 10 mbps, and 25 mbps.

Karyuu, what are you doing using an analog connection with such a kick-butt video card and an LCD monitor? I know your specific monitor supports DVI but unfortunately only comes with a VGA (analog) cable. Try picking up a DVI cable, and everything should be sharper/cleaner. Nah, I'm not trying to do a "song and dance" about DVI. You may be perfectly satisfied with analog. It's only a suggestion.

[Karyuu]

Witchking: thanks for the suggestion I'll be sure to give this a try.

Makevali: Since now you know the router model, click on the link I gave to it and check out the Product Manual:



It will show you how to work with ports. Remember, the one you have to free for Laanx is UDP 7777 :]

[makevali]

well were not getting anywhere guys how about my fragnetics is 0 and not stable maybe thats the PROBLEM anyone know how to fix that?

[Karyuu]

How about reading my posts?

[makevali]

lol ok ok i downloading th eguide for dlink manual i lcicked on the link just like u said

*edit*

urgh stupid thing man i cant read or sumthing

[ Please avoid making one post right after the other in the same thread. Just "Modify" your first post to add more information. --Karyuu ]

[Karyuu]

It's in PDF format, so you'll need Adobe Reader. It's a free download, if you don't already have it.

[makevali]

whats the point of downloading the manual why dont i just go to where i can change whats being blocked and see if the port 7776 is blocked or not if it is i'll unblock it.....

*7777

[Karyuu]

You have to know where you can change the port, right? This is router-model-specific. So on one router it may work one way, and on another you might have to do something different. The point of all this is for you to find out how it works for your specific router.