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lens covers are off and i can see light through the lens when i look through. no switches that i can see only a reset one the camera has a 12v psu plugged into it for power and just a ethernet cable. the ethernet cable comes straight out and into the home hub

ok found the unknown device in the bt homehub setting and the ip address is 192.168.1.214 i also enabled port forwarding on the unknown device

ok will see what i can do, once again anyone fancy remoting on and having a play ;-) im out of my depth here

been trying to check the ip addy via the homehub but cant workout how?

and thats the problem... so camera say 192.168.1.214 on it the camera software says 192.168.1.214 but realtek and connections manager says realtek im completely lost and it seems like rocket science to get this camera to work

]when i go into port forwarding setting in my bt homehub it picks up an hd camera, all the computer picks up is a realtek thing. i get the feeling the computer isnt picking the camera up, anyone offer any further advice

would you look at that new graphics card installed and i still get grey...

ok new graphics card ordered http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200680107041?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 fingers crossed this solves my issue

really? is it that simple? so i dont need anything special to work with the motherboard?

ok ill upgrade the graphics card and report back now you suggested this - http://www.scan.co.uk/products/512mb-pny-nvidia-geforce-6200-graphics-card-agp-8x-4-cores-d-sub-dvi-i-s-video-passive-cooling im not up on my graphics card, will any of these work. i was going to go for 256mb...

My graphics card is very old and basic

The ip address on top of the camera is 192.168.1.214. When I go into the camera software the ip address of the realtek device its picking up is 192.168.1.214

Think I agree But how do I get it to pick up the camera?

the computer is connected to my bt homehub via a cable. the ip camera is plugged into my bt homehub via cable also. im not saying the camera is in the device manager. but whatever the cctv program is picking up is in the device manager?? download here - www.laser-man.co.uk/test/cctv.zip

um dont think so, but i could upload somewhere. heres a little something i just picked up on when i go into the ip camera software its picks up what im assuming to be the camera - realtek RT8139.... ive just gone into device manager and network adaptors and it says realtek RT8139... so is...

so what could be the problem. feel free to remote onto the computer and take a look (Pm me for details)

ok 2gb of ram ordered, just just need to sort the card out now as requested

yeah i know as always in life money is an issue and this machine is used for cctv recording only. nothing else so providing the ip camera works and recorded in HD i dont care. i can take the footage and display it on another machine to see its high quality if need be. im guessing it would...

dont know what gpu-z is but ill install and post shortly

none of these work? http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=PNY+6200+Graphics+Card+AGP+&_sacat=See-All-Categories

thanks and this will 100% work with my desktop?

yeah it does sadly the spec of my cctv desktop computer are on the first page. it would be nice to be able to use that but if i have to buy a new one so be it.

£30 i can cope with, not got a clue what am looking for though. also im very greatful for everyones help so far. this has been going on for three weeks now and im getting very fustrated with it. spend just over a ton on a camera thats not currently working

think i need to restart to be honest is changing that going to 100% sold my problem? if so link me up with an ebay auction please

nope need the software installed

sadly my 64 bit machine stops the install half way through so cant do it as requested pics from my desktop pc

yes the software probably doesnt work on 64bit

conflicting anwsers.... should i just try it and see?

ah bugger ok thanks. my desktop is well old probably 5 years + so that leaves my windows 7 64bit laptop which does have an independent card. but how do you get 32bit stuff to work on 64bit??