T Testudo Member Mar 15, 2010 #46 I get the socket error like a lot of the other people in the thread.
V Vitticeps Member Mar 16, 2010 #47 Did you disable the other network adapters on that PC? I only get socket errors if I don't disable my wireless NIC first. Worked great for me while my FIOS service was out for 2 days thanks to some idiot hitting the box at the corner with his truck.
Did you disable the other network adapters on that PC? I only get socket errors if I don't disable my wireless NIC first. Worked great for me while my FIOS service was out for 2 days thanks to some idiot hitting the box at the corner with his truck.
S Superman Member Mar 26, 2010 #48 Finally installed this and gave it a shot tonight. Everything installed flawlessly (I followed the directions) on my XP machine. Posting this while tethered right now. Wireless card turned off and no network cable plugged in.
Finally installed this and gave it a shot tonight. Everything installed flawlessly (I followed the directions) on my XP machine. Posting this while tethered right now. Wireless card turned off and no network cable plugged in.
S Superman Member Mar 26, 2010 #49 Just tried it again using a different server. Little bit better results...
S slashsplat New Member Mar 26, 2010 #50 wrightperspective said: I did the speed test on CNET and got 107.1kbps. Click to expand... speedtest on Speakeasy - Speakeasy, Inc. - Broadband, Voice and Data Services is the bestest.
wrightperspective said: I did the speed test on CNET and got 107.1kbps. Click to expand... speedtest on Speakeasy - Speakeasy, Inc. - Broadband, Voice and Data Services is the bestest.