TCH-Mike

Happy New Year!!

Great job, Billy!

Welcome, Martin!

Thanks, Thomas!

Hi Rick, I am not aware of a way of doing this without physically saving each HTML file and all components of the website to your hard drive. There may be another way, but that's the only method that I know of.

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Matra is now back up and running

We are making great progress on repairing all issues caused by the lightening strike. Thanks again for your patience.

You are on the server 'unni'.

Tina what is your domain name?

We have our data center team and technicians working on this as we speak. This is our #1 priority and we are working diligently on restoring all services. We apologize for the inconvenience but assure you that we are doing what we can! Thanks for your patience and understanding.

Thanks for the update!

Very interesting. Looking forward to trying out this new technology in my home!

A new, faster version of Wi-Fi was officially rubber-stamped Wednesday. The latest Wi-Fi technology, called "802.11ac," offers speeds of up to 1.3 Gigabits per second. That's fast enough to transfer an entire high-definition movie to a tablet in under 4 minutes, share photo albums with friends in a matter of seconds or stream three HD videos at the same time. It's more than double the top speed of the previous standard, known as 802.11n. Those speeds are theoretical maximums -- very few people have anything close to 1 Gigabit speeds from their home broadband connection. Average speeds are less than 1% of that. But the faster speeds mean the new Wi-Fi standard will offer a much bigger pipeline for all those videos, songs and games that a growing number of people are streaming on multiple devices simultaneously. The Wi-Fi Alliance, a global organization that ensures the interoperability of Wi-Fi technologies, began certifying so-called "ac" devices Wednesday. It kicked off the certification program by signing off on 19 routers, access points, microchips and smartphones. The shortlist of certified devices includes the Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and routers from Cisco and Netgear. Read full article here: http://money.cnn.com/2013/06/19/technology/mobile/wifi-speeds/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

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I have always liked Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop

Glad it's sorted out!!

Looks like Yahoo will be buying tumblr for a humble $1.1 billion USD. You can see the article here: http://business.time.com/2013/05/20/bubble-what-bubble-marissa-mayer-bets-1-1-billion-that-tumblr-can-make-yahoo-cool-again/ Reminds me of when Yahoo purchased Geocities, which closed their doors a few years ago. I would like to hear some opinions on this. Anyone here use tumblr? What are your thoughts? Good? Bad?

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Hi Mrs. Muddled, Have you checked your Advanced Power Settings via Power Options in your Control Panel? I see that your power settings are at default, perhaps there is a setting there that is causing this. Maybe your Hard Drive is shutting down after a certain amount of time then not starting up properly. Check out the Advance Power settings and see if you can play around with anything in there. Let us know if you have any luck! Mike

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Hello. I have responded to this thread: https://forums.totalchoicehosting.com/index.php?showtopic=43353&hl= Let's please keep all discussion for the same topic in the same thread. Thanks!

Hello. I would call your ISP back and get a few more details. If you don't in fact need a modem I would ask what sort of hardware you do need, then we should be able to help you out

Thanks for the update