Recent content by sinsic

I called ASUS tech support, they asked me a few questions about which leds are lighting when I power the PSU. After that they said "there is a small chip in the middle of the mb which distributes electricity, probably it is damaged, send for repairs" So I'm sending it. I'll wrote back what they...

Edit: I send the motherboard to ASUS and they said the south bridge chip was damaged and they changed it. I'm waiting for them to ship it back. ■ Hi, Everything was fine last night, I played some games, browsed internet, then shutdown the PC and go to bed. This morning when I try to start the...

I ended up buying a second hand "Asus RT-N12" and flushing it with dd-wrt... It was really cheap so I took the risk... To my surprise, DD-WRT's free version apparently doesn't allow limiting bandwidth, you have to buy the paid version. After reading all the threads I thought free version does...

It doesn't have to be "per user", something that limits total wireless speed is ok for me too. While I was googling I found "D-Link DIR-635" which has "Transmission Rate" setting that I think does what I want but sadly I can't find anywhere selling it. Edit: I found a store selling "D-Link...

Thanks for the reply, so you are saying there is no reasonably priced router which has something like "wireless bandwidth limit" or "wireless connection speed limit" :( That's a bummer. Can you point me to a "high-end" model which supports a feature like this? As before Asus, Airties or...

Hello, I want to preferably limit the individual bandwidth of each wireless client to a maximum of 1 Mbps or at least limit the total wireless bandwidth to a maximum of 1 Mbps. I've read a few threads which were about giving priority to a user but I wonder if there is a router with a setting...

Hi, you may try to run chkdsk to see if it is HDD related. If you don't care about the files on the HDD start from first step. If you haven't already deleted the files and try your luck start from the 6th step; 1.Disconnect any other drive (HDD, SSD, External HDD) so only the one that you want...

Using this tool; http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/html/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool You can install the Windows 8 (from iso) to an USB Pen drive. Then boot from that usb pen drive and choose "Repair" option. And try that. I don't know if this will fix your hdd problem though...

You can skip making an iso from the DVD with this; http://wintoflash.com/home/en/ It is free for non-commercial use. You would still need another computer with DVD drive though..