Starmix

Normal posting when I've been on 2G for about 5 hours and have the urge to post... But if it's there to remove spam, it's okay, kinda-ish. Let's say the 'I-Don't-Know-What'.

What is this and why is it here, I post almost in batches, so having to wait on a few topics for a minute or two is quite inconvenient. Also, isn't the IP Address thing a bit crazy, or are the DDOS's getting worse?

I just set it so I don't get e-mails unless it's important. When I go out, I'm generally on 2G, so I only want the most important e-mails.

It seems the issue is that you didnt install Train Simulation Mod fully, make sure you have dragged the TSM folder too, or just remove it altogether.

Because you didn't read the file that is clearly name README.txt, I really do struggle to understand how people miss something so clearly named.

Since when did I make things? NEVER! I just get other people to make things... It is clear that Empire will be next.

Are you launching it through the GTA Online executable?

Thats correct, It usually does go to about 4/5 (because of the disc install) and start there.

Could be worse, I had to do it at just under 1 MB/s, which is why I never, ever want to reinstall GTA V (even though it's fucked up)

I'd wish. Ben! Get down there! Literally!

I know from personal experience that the game has to download another 5GBs (Heists update, the discs were made before that) and then you will have to download every single update that was released since April 2015, so yeah, there probably is 60GB of updates at this point.

I have never ever seen that car and I do go out quite a bit. Probably because I'm in Wales, where we get everything... a few years later than the rest.

Yes, Norton is notoriously unreliable and almost completely useless. If you don't trust it, you don't have to download it.

He said that it is now working fine.

I'm going to have a good look at it all tommorow.

I'll probably replace the wire & router soon anyway. The router's top plastic is starting to go yellow and the cable looks like its not going to last much longer.

I CANT HEAR YOU! 34

My internet comes from the Rhyl exchange (which serves over 1,600 houses/shops) which is physically 1mi away, however I believe the wiring goes north, making the wire about 1.5mi long. Also, not sure if its completely irrelevant, the cabinet I'm connected too (in my case Cabinet 9) has a direct fibre connection to it, allowing FTTC.

Uhhh, it goes through a faceplate and goes up a wall as high as roughly 2 full ATX PC cases and bends around like 10 other cable all the way to the Plusnet box. The cable looks like it's been used a hell of a lot and is grimy and is really thin, maybe about 1mm thin. I'd say the cable like 1.5metres.

BT's NTE5 socket with a ADSL faceplate someone in my family bought a few years ago.

Really? I remember you saying that 1.3 & 1.3.1 will work with each other.

Connection tops out at only 8megabits at any time. I also have all my desktops connected directly to my router which then has access to the master socket which has a ADSL Faceplate (which didn't seem to do anything) which is then connected to the BT master socket, same performance even on WiFi through 3/4 solid walls and an entire floor of house. Does the ADSL faceplate slow things down? since it has to get filtered through the faceplate before coming through?

Traffic Control will be updated to support RNUI 1.3.1 shortly, you can use 1.3 and all other 1.3.1 scripts should work fine.

Glad its working.

Can you upload that crash log?