HouseBot

Perhaps you could try to upgrade your graphics driver? Do you run DirectX 9.0c? Just a few ideas.

I'm not an expert, I'm a user. I help out where I can. I read many posts but when I can't help I hope someone else does. Sometimes everyone does that, and that's what you see if you look at the unanswered posts search from the forum index page. Feel free to dig in with some of those.

talisman wrote:as above

It's not only what you ask, it's how you ask. Not to mention the fact that sometimes people don't know the answers.

I've heard about firewalls and anti-virus programs and download managers screwing up downloads or not working nicely with some sites, but saying download.com has problems is a bit thin unless we see more reports. Especially since you got it from another computer.

Try closing all download managers and if that doesn't work, the firewall, and if that doesn't work the anti-virus.



Don't forget to start them up again when download is complete!!

Beware that you may need different equipment for 110 V (like the US stuff) and 220 V (like in most of Europe). Unless things have changed X10.com only supplies 110 V versions which is useless here in Europe. The prices for 220 V X10 equipment i quite different, a lot higher :-( Apparently the manufa...

Mooz wrote:as i posted the original question in its legitimate form, and my second was hinged on your second. do i need to retract my second or does it fall on its own merits?
:) Moo\z -- tired and all meedio'd out.

Now I don't understand your question anymore :-(

I don't know but...



in this forum you don't need to second anything, all questions are legit if they are understood.



I assume links will be made available when it's ready.