how do i get the hubs?
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DC++ is an open source P2P client that uses the same P2P network as Direct Connect P2P software. Together they form a Direct Connect network of hubs. \n\nDC network differs from other P2P networks significantly, as it has been modeled more on the basis of IRC network rather than a de-centralized file-sharing network. This means that there are specific hubs within the network that aren't necessarily interconnected to other hubs at all. Also, each hub can define its own rules and access rules -- many bigger DC hubs require a certain amount of shared material from new entrants and also might require a minimum bandwidth, such as minimum of 2Mbps connection, before a new member can join the hub. Hubs also have "operators" that can kick out users at will and can also ban them from entering the hub altogether, so behaving "correctly" is much more important in DC network than in other common P2P networks.
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It sounds like your USB ports got blown out. Go to Control Panel,System, Hardware, Device Manager, scroll down to bottom and see if they are malfunctioning there. Check them all. If you can find even one working you can go buy a hub and save yourself a bunch of repair money.
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GOTO GATEWAY'S WEBSITE \n\nDONT BE SO LAZY
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1)\nthese icons appeared because you (or possibly a bt engineer) will have installed a cd rom which setup all those bits of software on the desktop machine when you got your bt home hub.\n\nif not that, then you may have been told in an email to install these things - but they don't appear by themselves, they need to be installed.\n\nyou or someone else who is computer savvy will need to repeat those steps on the laptop to be able to use all the same features of the hub on that laptop.\n\ntry looking in the box the home hub came in for the installation cd.\n\n2)\nyes you can use your btinternet.com email address(es) while using outlook express - see this page for setting them up:\nhttp://www.btopenworld.com/faqs/manual_email_setup\n\n3)\nto explain further, those icons are simply for using ALL of the features of the bt home hub using bt's own software - you'll likely find that as long as the laptop's connection to the hub is working it will be able to access the internet already without these icons, the icons just let you use all the 'bells and whistles' of the hub.
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Do you hook them to USB ports on the computer, or via a hub?\nWith both HDDs connected, go to control panel, administrative tools, computer management, disc management.\nCheck whether and how they show up and look at the info (right click).  It should give you hints as to what to do next.  Sometimes it's just a matter of initializing it.\nOn my system (similar set up) any number of USB drives show up fine.  I have even copied huge folders from two internal to two external HDDs at the same time!
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Check with the facility they are at. You can call a huber facility 24hrs. a day.
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Ok - you really should hire someone to do this - -  but here goes. Buy the ends and a crimper.  Buy an Ethernet hub that has more ports than your number of wires - cheap ones are fine - Linksys is good.  Read this http://www.aptcommunications.com/ncode.htm and follow the 10baseT instructions.  Now try some crimping on a couple of wires that are not in the wall.  Hook two computers with these wires into the hub.  Using the first computer, see if you can 'see' the second one in Network Neighborhood or My Network Places (use Help if you don't know what to do here).  Once you figure out how to wire properly, wire all the ends and plug them all into the hub.  You can do it if you try!
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easiest way is ethernet- one NIC card for each computer, and a hub to link 'em
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You can connect two computers and setup a network using only a crossover ethernet cable, you do not need a hub. Usually, a crossover ethernet cable says "Cross-over" somewhere on the cable, but not always... you can always go out and buy one for a very inexpensive price (depending on the lenth of the cord)
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I would say that the hub could probably be fixed. I would actually have to see it to give you a 100% answer. Another thing to take into acount would be is the repair of the hub going to cost as much as a new wheel? If it comes close which it may, I would buy a new wheel if I where you. A new rear wheel started at $35 at the bike shop I used to work at. I hope that helps if you need more let me know.
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It works for me.  http://hubblesite.org/gallery/album/entire_collection/
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TRY =         (SACNOHIO.COM)\n(TRUNKOHIO.COM)\n(BLUETOPCLUE.COM)
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A bluetooth USB stick will do the trick.  You should be able to get them in most decent PC shops
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There are no easy ways, they are all very equipment intensive, and expensive. Probably a web search on your favorite search engine will turn up a company that will do it.
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You don't need a HUB, that's what the Switch is for.  It's a smarter version of a HUB.  Hook all of your equipment up and then run the Network Set Up wizard in windows.  I would run it on your server first and then the other machines.  Make sure you write down all of your information and input it EXACTLY the same on all machines.  It's called the Network Set Up wizard in XP, I don't know what it is called in ME, but it is there.  Just open up My Network Places to find it.
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try running them through a usb hub that may help.
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It is generally easiest to get them from the manufacturer...\n\nEdit: Changed link so you can chose your hardware first.