Recent content by nuix0923

who is your ISP provider? how is your network set-up already? modem? router? more details please pppoe requires log in...let us know

did you recently install any anti virus software on the pc?

try downloading 3dpnet from another source and move it onto the laptop via usb and install the lan and wifi drivers let us know

try reinstalling the wifi adapter driver on your laptop

separate using 2 routers (get static IPs from ur ISP) modem -> switch port #1 -> router 1 (static ip #1) internet access network -> switch port #2 -> router 2 (static ip #2) epos network

when you attach a router to any kind of modem, the internet speed will slow down due to the fact of overhead issues. but it shouldnt be that much of a downfall... try getting a new modem and see if the problem persits. if it does, try getting a new router and see if the problem persits. call...

all other pcs and even wirelessly connected devices are getting full speed and you said the tech checked the cables... check your NIC on that PC running slow speed maybe the NIC on that pc is old and can only handle certain speeds ex: even if your ISP provides 1000mbps+ internet speed, if your...

try updating your ethernet card driver, get a new ethernet card and check. let us know

overhead issues. your packets go through one more device before it hits WAN. WAN - MODEM - PC WAN - MODEM - ROUTER - PC

first check what type of IP is giving off from the modem/router, then ping in cmd and configure the IP,SUBNET,GATEWAY, ETC accordingly to your DVR. then using that set IP, port forward again in your modem/router. last, you may know this, www.whatismyip.com and connect from outside network using...

when you say that you have a "modem/router" from your ISP, you do not need a router (of course). And when you say that the "router" mode is disabled on the modem, it should mean that your modem/router is giving out DHCP to the connected PCs on its ports. Meaning, when DHCP is in play, your DVR...

glad the problem was solved! enjoy!

when you shared a certain file or folder, did you check the security tab and add "everyone" on the list?

did you try manually configuring IP into your network adapter? try updating all the drivers for your wifi and ethernet adapters. also, resetting your router to factory defaults may help... something may have gone wrong on the dhcp pool / table on your router if not, i bet freshly formatting your...

what do you mean by re-entering MAC? look up your ethernet driver and update it to the latest. and make sure your router's firmware is all up to date as well.