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I give up with this lol - I honestly don't "get it" at all.

I can see it - but think as I'm not verified yet, need at allow that to finish.

On Binance (This is all too new to me!) So, bought £50 worth of VET. Cannot find the other 2.

Anything I should be chucking £100-£150 towards people?

Got the same coming up for Xmas. Built the Niece and Nephew one for each of them using Dell Office desktops, a server CPU and a 1GB GPU. Plays loads just from that! But we're ramping it up for next Xmas - will be a £500 each unit. The GPU will be 2nd hand, the rest will be new.

I thought I'd buy some the other day - far too much grief and hassle. 3 companies didn't even send the set up emails they said they needed to.

Emulators:- SSX Tricky Red Faction (PC too) Counter Strike: Source and f**king LOVE some original Destruction Derby 1 and 2.

BINKY 33

I thought the "warning" item was the actual issue? @Cookson - What's the score?

DCOM event ID 10016 means that certain processes don't have permissions to the DCOM components that are mentioned in the event logs. To resolve this, kindly follow the steps below: Important: The section, method, or task provided on the link above contains steps that tell you how to modify...

Get WireShark on it and see if something on the network is pinging it and causing it (Unlikely, but possible). Download the DDU program to clear ALL Graphics Card drivers and re-install a fresh, single one. Windows10debloater needs running to clear out crap it won't need. What Security is it...

New CPU paste, Windows10debloater, reseat the RAM, Turn OFF the onboard GFX if using a GFX card...

I can image the game with 8 or so players, all on TeamSpeak to be a riot

We up for a Steam-based CS Net game?

THIS. IS. EPICS!

I use Hik-Vision / Hi-Look (Same company) and highly recommend them. 4MP Camera's or higher for quality. Also, consider POE (Power over Ethernet) too. Worth the extra outlay.

Kick off too, as in REALLY boot off and explain you're sending a file to the Insurance Ombudsman. Say it like Max though out of Max and Paddy.

Contact those that paid out to have it rectified, as it's been done s**t.

Cracked version of PowerDirector would be my shout. Dead simple and easy to use.

Yip - Cannot remember the wheels (Back in 2016), but they were genuine Ford's. Satnav - feck knows what it was.

They actually plonked it on their stock and sold it in days... for £7500 lmao! Now, they added a set of alloys they had spare, a Sat Nav unit and 3 years free servicing - put it up at £7995 and Mrs and Missus dopey thought they were getting a complete steal at £7500. They are very much is...

Nearly! £4900! Took it next door to a garage for used/nearly new cars... £6300. Unreal.

Don't be daft lol

Other half won a car once. £7k Fiesta (Ultra base model). She had it delivered to her, got to her with 1.9 miles, took it to WBAC and guess what they offered...?

YY60 LHX I know it's still going, as it was on a private reg, came off it a little white back, has 57k on the clocks, then went back onto a private plate a few days later. White Clio 200FF with a cup spoiler :)

As an upgrade to your normal VDSL router, jump on the 8800AXL. It's pennies.

Almost. You need the log in details for your interwebs ISP. I use the 8800AXL as a modem, then an ASUS RT-AX88U as a router. I have 17+ devices talking to the network though lol

Mass produced routers for these ISP's are generally "so so" to downright shite. For not a lot of buck, you can upgrade to something a shitload better. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Billion-Model-Bipac-8800axl-Dual-Band-Router/174519800466 This is what I use to connect to the interwebs - a billion...

Reading up - your Router is more than likely the issue, and Vodafone are a complete bunch of pellets that do what they can to stop you sorting it out. I would seriously suggest a new router (a decent one!) that's designed for heavy traffic. £200-£300 will do the business. But - in the mean...