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Steve	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 20:38
	quote: Originally posted by Mark330d quote: Originally posted by Steve tbh mate why bother, the forum is a bit naff imo i dont get why you have to pay to get rid of ads :lol: i was all for the site at the start, knew 2 of the mods and it was really easy going, now its become anally retentive. Getting warnings for telling someone to stop talking crap when they tried to say standard calibra body panels were fibreglass. Only reason i keep registering is to wind up lee. most websites are like that, the problem is, these peoples motives for starting a forum are partly or mainly due to the fact they fancy being admin and having control over people. Youl notice they have no interest in customising the forum using there own learnt coding, or even trying to learn, most will be just a bog standard template or a premade template with no features that make the site unique. I like to think that im gaining experience of writing features for the site myself and i gain satisfaction from this, not knowing i have power over people and banning and locking threads. [Edited on 16-03-2007 by Steve]
MarkM	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 20:31
	quote: Originally posted by Dom Start > Run, type Cmd type ipconfig /release leave it a min then type ipconfig /renew if it hasn't changed, keep doing it :thumbs: He may be there a while...:o Or he may be lucky and it does it straightaway... Wonder how long the lease is on his IP address?
MarkM	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 20:31
	quote: Originally posted by Steve is that because you dont actually physically disconnect your internet connection very often? No not really...BUT even when I do I often receive the same IP as I was assigned previously.. As I said it does change...just not every time you disconnect from the internet...
Mark330d	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 20:15
	quote: Originally posted by Steve tbh mate why bother, the forum is a bit naff imo i dont get why you have to pay to get rid of ads :lol: i was all for the site at the start, knew 2 of the mods and it was really easy going, now its become anally retentive. Getting warnings for telling someone to stop talking crap when they tried to say standard calibra body panels were fibreglass. Only reason i keep registering is to wind up lee.
Dom	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 20:14
	Start > Run, type Cmd type ipconfig /release leave it a min then type ipconfig /renew if it hasn't changed, keep doing it :thumbs:
Steve	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 20:11
	tbh mate why bother, the forum is a bit naff imo i dont get why you have to pay to get rid of ads :lol:
Mark330d	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 20:10
	ill try that later tonight when i go down for my tea, managed to register 2 or 3 times using proxies, but theyve all been banned now.
Steve	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 19:55
	is that because you dont actually physically disconnect your internet connection very often?
MarkM	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 19:50
	quote: Originally posted by Steve lol @ you trying to get round the banning on allcorsa. is it blocked by ip address as well as username? try deleting cookies, if that doesnt work then do you have a static ip with your isp? if not just disconnect your modem/router internet connection, leave it ten mins or so then reconnect and it should pick up a new ip [Edited on 16-03-2007 by Steve] Not always...my IP is dynamic and rarely changes that frequently...mostly around every 3 months...
Steve	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 19:39
	lol @ you trying to get round the banning on allcorsa. is it blocked by ip address as well as username? try deleting cookies, if that doesnt work then do you have a static ip with your isp? if not just disconnect your modem/router internet connection, leave it ten mins or so then reconnect and it should pick up a new ip [Edited on 16-03-2007 by Steve]
Liam	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 19:06
	or use a proxy.
Mark330d	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 18:56
	how do i get to local area connection?
John_C	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 18:46
	yes right click local area connection, click on TCP/IP and click properties da da
Mark330d	posted on 16th Mar 07 at 18:39
	can this be done? If so how?