Recent content by kevinfriis7

Sounds like a DNS problem, try to use "nslookup www.google.com" in the command prompt and see if can look the IPs up. If this does not work, try "tracert 8.8.8.8" and see if it goes beyond your router/firewall.

Search for device manager and see if you have the ethernet driver for your motherboard. If your drivers are installed and working, open a cmd prompt and type "ipconfig" to see if you get an IP. If you have an IP, try to issue the "ping" command in the cmd prompt to your routers IP. You can find...

Does this happen to all your devices?

I would either pull a cable or invest in some wireless equipment, but it depends on the distance from your modem to your room. Wireless equipment should be able to handle your games, just make sure you get some equipment with 802.11n. If you put another router in your room, you would need a...

There will be no way to do this legally.

Can you try to make a nslookup on the domain?

You can do this but a cat5 cable can only reach 100m max. But you can use a repeater, swith or a hub to get more than 100m, because these devices will recreate the signal. But if you decide to run the cable outside watch out for rain.

Your NAT should already be open by default.

What is your Wifi device?

What do you mean by ID? anyways there are no best proxy server but a good free one is hidemyass.com. You can not really "connect" to a proxy server, you can ask the proxy server for information and the proxy server will give you that information. Like this: Computer -> proxy server -> http...