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Help - Programs Will NOT Connect to the Internet
Help - Programs Will NOT connect to the internet.
I have tried everything, my internet browser connects just fine.
But things like skype, teamviewer, games, any application, it wont let me connect to the internet. Any way to fix this?
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|15 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit OS
Can you please list the EVERYTHING you have tried.
Most probably this is a problem with your antivirus/ firewall/ router.
If you are using a router, you say you still are able to browse so look
for the product and find out if programs may be being blocked and if
so, how to allow them to establish an outbound connection.
Similarly, try lowering the Windows Firewall security features by choosing
a Home network setting to see if that makes any difference and/or disabling
the firewall completely as a process of elimination.
Similarly again, as a process of elimination, if you are using an antivirus
software, try:
1) Disabling it to see if the problem persists
2) If disabling the antivirus allows the programs to connect then you need to research how to
allow programs into a trusted list for that particular product
3) If the antivirus doesn't let you connect after allowing the programs into a trusted list allowing outbound connections, try uninstalling the antivirus and then reinstalling and applying the same trusted program settings- again as a process of elimination
Hope this may be of some assistance
|My System Specs
|16 Dec 2011
I've tried Malware Bytes and Microsoft virus removal, it removed the virus' but I still can do anything, it wont let me open fire wall, i get the error codes: 0xD69 and 0x80070424.
|My System Specs
|16 Dec 2011
Sorry for the double post, but I removed my Anti-Virus program (AVG) and it did not help.
|My System Specs
|16 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
Hi Windows7User11,
couple of questions:
1) are you behind a router
2) If yes, does said Router have UPnP enabled?
3) What firewall are you using?
|My System Specs
|16 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Ultumate x64
the programs you mentioned might be blocked by the firewall but they are not usually..can you check if they are blocked from internet access or not?
and see Under IE, Tools, Internet Options, Connections, LAN Settings, Use a proxy server...is ticked? if it is uncheck it..and see if things work..
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Information on some activities and services for children and young people with a disability or additional need and their families is available below.
Please note Staffordshire County Council is not responsible for the content of external web sites linked from this page.
Community Support Service – to support children and young people to go out in the community and access leisure activities.
Dates and times will be agreed in consultation with families.
Children and young people aged 0-17 years old with a disability or additional need from across Staffordshire.
This service is free of charge.
Jane Townsend
Telephone: 01543 510143
Activities include meeting small animals (chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs and turtles), collecting eggs, 'Try It' Angling sessions, sowing seeds, making flower planters, willow craft, cookery, pond dipping, arts and crafts plus much more.
(Provision for wet/cold weather).
10am - 1pm on:
Wednesday 23 July, Friday 25 July, Saturday 26 July, Thursday 31 July, Friday 1 August, Saturday 2 August, Thursday 7 August, Wednesday 13 August, Friday 15 August, Saturday 16 August.
CARE, Carney Pools, Bishton Lane, Wolseley Bridge, Stafford, ST18 0XE.
5-17 year olds and their parents/carers and siblings from Staffordshire.
Activities are suitable for young people with a wide range of disabilities and support needs.
Disabled toilets are available. There are ramps to all facilities and accessible pathways to all parts of the project.
A parent/carer/support worker must stay with young people during the session.
Refreshments including tea, coffee, squash and biscuits are provided. Families are very welcome to bring packed lunches with them which they can stay and eat after the session.
This activity is free of charge.
Booking is essential.
Telephone: Carol Parkes 07772 273033
or Carol Carney 07814 237211
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Various musical theatre activities will be taking place including singing, dancing, acting, creating scenery/costumes and much more.
Saturdays 9.45am-12 noon.
The Chuckle House, Unit 10, Stone Enterprise Centre, Emerald Way, Stone, ST15 0SR.
Young people with disabilities or additional needs and their families. Please contact Chuckle Productions for more details on age ranges.
Booking is essential.
Crossroads Care Staffordshire - Various Activities (Aiming High Activity)
Activities for children and young people with a disability or additional need aged 8-17 years old living in Stafford, Staffordshire Moorlands and Newcastle.
Other activities will also be taking place later on in the year. Please contact Crossroads for more information.
1. Playscheme at Watermill School, Chell, Stoke on Trent.
10am-3pm on: Monday 18 August, Tuesday 19 August, Wednesday 20 August, Thursday 21 August and Friday 22 August.
Available to: 8-17 year olds living in Stafford, Staffordshire Moorlands and Newcastle.
2. Swimming at Dimensions, Burslem, Stoke on Trent.
1-3pm on Saturday 6 September.
3. Bowling at Festival Park, Etruria, Stoke on Trent.
11am-1pm on Saturday 19 July.
4. Sailing at Rudyard Lake
10am-3pm on Sunday 10 August.
5. Day Trip on Beatrice Barge
10am-3pm on Saturday 2 August.
Available to: 8-17 year olds living in Staffordshire Moorlands.
6. BBQ and Play at Tittesworth Reservoir
11am-2.30pm on Sunday 24 August.
For information on dates please contact Crossroads Care on the number below.
Please see above.
Children and young people aged 8-17 years old with a disability or additional need, living in Stafford, Staffordshire Moorlands and Newcastle. Please also see above for more information.
If spaces are available they may be offered to children and young people living in other areas of Staffordshire.
All activities are free of charge.
Booking is essential.
Please book a month in advance between the 1st and the 20th of each month or if this is not possible please contact Crossroads to see if there are any spaces left.
Telephone: 01782 207863
A support group for families with children who have additional needs. This is an informal group where parents and carers can meet and children can play in a relaxed environment.
Manor Hill Children's Centre, Manor Hill First School, Manor Rise, Walton, Stone, ST15 0EG.
The room is equipped with an interactive bubble tube, music wall, a fibre optic seat, aroma boxes filled with herbs and spices and much more. There are also a small selection of books and CDs. Entry is free of charge.
Drop in sessions are available for 30 minute or 1 hour slots during opening hours:
9.30am - 5pm Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
10am - 5pm Tuesday.
1 - 4pm Sunday.
It is always better to book in advance as weekends and school holidays are particularly busy. You can book a place by contacting the number below or by visiting the Gallery's front desk.
Telephone: 01785 278345.
Website: www.staffordshire.gov.uk/shirehallgallery|
Drop in sessions for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder's and their families. Activities include indoor and outdoor play, sensory room, arts and crafts and much more. Parents and carers have access to a resource box with books and magazines on Autism.
Saturdays (10.30am - 12.30pm) on:
Littleworth Community Centre, St Thomas Street, Stafford, ST16 3UU.
Children with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder aged 3-11 years old, their siblings and families from across Staffordshire.
A voluntary contribution of £1 per child is requested.
Mandy Binns - 07789 032153
Sarah Binks - 07760 891699
Email: email@example.com|
Facebook - NAS Stafford Branch
National Autistic Society, Stafford Branch - Youth Club (Aiming High Activity)
Youth Club for children and young people aged 11–16 years old who have an Autistic Spectrum Disorder. A range of activities are available within the centre including cooking, arts and crafts, social skills and group activities. Activities focus on developing everyday life skills e.g. independent shopping, cooking, using public transport. Sessions also take place in the community and are chosen by the young people e.g. bowling, swimming and cinema.
Saturdays on:
Activities and times can vary so please contact us before attending.
Activities also take place in the community in various locations in Stafford and surrounding areas.
Young people with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder aged 11–16 years old from across Staffordshire.
Mandy Binns - 07789 032153
Sarah Binks - 07760 891699
Email: email@example.com|
Facebook - NAS Stafford Branch
National Autistic Society, Stafford Branch - Summer Playscheme (Aiming High Activity)
Lots of fun activities for children and young people with an Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families including play sessions and day trips to a range of attractions including Alton Towers Water Park and Trentham Monkey Forest during the summer holidays.
1. The Play Shed
9-11am on: Monday 28 July, Monday 4 August, Monday 11 August, Monday 18 August.
Play sessions for children and young people who have an Autism Spectrum Disorder, their families and friends. There will be exclusive use of the facilities with relaxed height restrictions.
Venue: The Play Shed, Stafford, ST16 2EX.
Voluntary contribution of £1 per child, per session (this can be given on the day of each session).
2. Birches Valley Trip - Tuesday 22 July.
Meet up at Birches Valley Visitor Centre at 11am for a fun day, bring a picnic. Suitable for all ages.
3. Monkey Forest Trip - Thursday 31 July.
Meet up at the Monkey Forest, Trentham, Stoke on Trent, ST4 8AY at 11am.
Bring your own lunch or use the facilities available. Suitable for all ages.
Voluntary contribution of £3 per person.
4. Tour of Stafford Fire Station - Tuesday 5 August.
Meet at Stafford Fire Station, Beaconside, Stafford, ST18 0DD at 2.30pm for a tour of the fire station and a chance to meet the firemen. (Please be aware that if there is an emergency at the fire station, the tour will have to be cancelled and rearranged for another date).
5. Fishing/Horticulture Day - Tuesday 12 August.
Meet at Albrighton Trust Moat and Gardens, Blue House Lane, Albrighton, Near Wolverhampton, WV7 3FL at 10am.
A day of two activities - fishing and a horticulture experience, including use of the sensory garden. This activity is appropriate for children aged 8 and over. Please bring a packed lunch.
Voluntary contribution of £3 per child.
6. Alton Towers Waterpark - Wednesday 13 August.
Alton Towers Waterpark, Alton, Staffordshire, ST10 4DB. Meet us at the Waterpark reception at 9.45am. Session is 10am-2.30pm.
Voluntary contribution of £5 per person.
7. Stafford Castle - Tuesday 19 August.
Meet at Stafford Castle, Newport Road, Stafford, ST16 1DJ at 10.30am for a number of activities including arming the knight and tour of the castle with total use of all of the facilities. Bring your own lunch. Suitable for all ages.
Voluntary contribution of £2 per child.
8. Lower Drayton Farm Trip - Wednesday 27 August.
Lower Drayton Farm, Lower Drayton Lane, Penkridge, ST19 5RE. Meet up at the farm at 10.30am. Open to the whole family.
Voluntary contribution of £2 per child.
9. End of Summer Party - Friday 29 August, 4-6pm.
Venue: Littleworth Community Centre, St Thomas Street, Stafford, ST16 3UU.
Magic show, balloon modelling, disco and party games. Please bring a plate of food for your child. Suitable for all ages.
Voluntary contribution of £2 per child.
Please see above.
Children and young people who have an Autism Spectrum Disorder, their families and friends from Staffordshire. Children and young people must be accompanied and supervised by a parent/carer at all times.
To book places please complete and return the booking form below along with cheques for any voluntary contributions (except for the Play Shed sessions which can be accepted at the event) to: Mandy Binns, 11 Pine Crescent, Walton on the Hill, Stafford, ST17 0ND.
NAS Stafford Summer Scheme Booking Form 2014|
Please make any cheques payable to: The Stafford Branch of the National Autistic Society.
Booking forms may also be emailed to: email@example.com|
If you have any questions about this process or the activities, please contact Mandy or Sarah on 07762105706 or 07760891699 or email firstname.lastname@example.com|
Mandy or Sarah - 07762105706 or 07760891699
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NDCS is a national charity which aims to create a world without barriers for deaf children and young people. NDCS is made up of families, parents and carers who provide emotional and practical support through a freephone helpline and other support services. Free membership is available to parents, carers and professionals who support deaf children and young people. NDCS can also help with welfare rights, benefit claims and with making educational choices. Events and activities are free to members.
Freephone Helpline: 0808 800 8880.
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Get involved in looking after a range of animals including horses, pigs, goats and turkeys, grow and cook your own food, enjoy walks in the countryside and take part in woodland craft and den building. Learn lots, have fun and make new friends.
10am-3pm, Thursdays on the following dates:
24 July, 31 July, 7 August, 14 August, 21 August and 28 August.
Sherratts Wood Farm, Middleton Green, Leigh, ST10 4PQ.
5 - 17 year olds living in Staffordshire. Activities are suitable for young people with a wide range of disabilities and support needs.
Parents and carers are also welcome to join in but do not need to stay.
Support for children with personal care needs is not available, however, parents/carers are welcome to attend with children who need this support. A disabled accessible toilet is available and wheelchair access is available to parts of the farm.
Lunch can be provided for £3 (please book this in advance). Alternatively please take your own packed lunch.
Free transport from Newcastle/Hanley areas is available - please contact Louise for more information.
This activity is free of charge.
Telephone: 01889 502662 or 07714 288247
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com|
Activities for children and young people with a visual impairment and their siblings.
1. Pony Trekking - Cannock Chase Trekking Centre on Friday 11 July, 6-8pm.
2. Other activities - for information on other activities taking place throughout the year please contact Sarah Wallett using the contact details below.
Children and young people with a visual impairment aged 5-17 years old from Staffordshire. Siblings and friends are also welcome to take part in some activities.
Sarah Wallett
Telephone: 01785 356838
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com|
Sport Across Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent (SASSOT) - Inspire Sports Clubs (Aiming High Activity)
Inspire Multi Sports Clubs offering a range of sports.
Various times and venues. For more information please follow this link to the Sport Across Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent website|.
Children and young people with a disability or additional need aged 5-17, siblings and parents from across Staffordshire.
All activities are free of charge.
Telephone: 01785 619585
Email: email@example.com|
For more information or to register for any of the clubs please contact Sport Across Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent using the contact details above or visit the website using the link above. Please note that sessions are subject to change - please check before attending.
Free after school football sessions for children and young people with a disability or additional need.
Courses last for 10 weeks and run at a range of educational establishments and community venues including mainstream schools, colleges, special schools and short stay schools.
Schools, colleges and community groups interested in offering this activity should contact Staffordshire FA on the contact details below.
Times vary at each venue.
Various schools/colleges/venues across Staffordshire.
Children and young people aged 5-17 years with a disability or additional need from across Staffordshire.
Parents, carers and siblings are also welcome to attend.
This activity is free of charge.
Jamie Leaning
Telephone: 01785 256994 or 07816 536446
Email: email@example.com |
Fun games, competitions and much more. Sessions will be adapted to suit the needs of the young people.
Wednesdays 10.30am-2.30pm on:
23 July, 30 July, 6 August, 13 August, 20 August and 27 August.
Stafford Sports College, Wolverhampton Road, Stafford, ST17 9DJ.
5-16 year olds (older children may be considered if spaces are available). Activities are suitable for young people with a wide range of disabilities and support needs. Support with personal care needs is not available. Parents/carers and siblings also welcome. To take part in the trips during week 6, young people must have attended at least 2 other sessions. If your child requires emergency medication e.g. insulin to be administered please discuss this with the coaches at the sessions.
This activity is free of charge.
Booking is essential.
Jamie Leaning
Telephone: 01785 256994 or 07816 536446
Email: email@example.com|
Lots of fun outdoor activities for the whole family including games, bug hunts, shelter building and much more!
Saturday 20 September (10am-1pm)
The Wolseley Centre, Wolseley Bridge, near Rugeley, ST17 0WT.
4-17 year olds and their parents/carers and siblings from Staffordshire.
Parents/carers must stay with their children throughout the activity.
The venue has disabled toilets and accessible pathways but it is advisable to check with staff before your visit to make sure that the venue is suitable for your child's needs. Activities are suitable for young people with a variety of disabilities but personal care cannot be provided by staff.
This activity is free of charge.
Booking is essential.
Telephone: 01889 880105
Email: email@example.com|
Learn more about nature with lots of hands on craft activities, outdoor exploration and story time.
Wednesdays, 10am-12 noon on:
2 July, 16 July and 17 September.
For children under 5 years with a disability or additional need and their parents/carers.
Lots of exciting activities including mini-beast hunting, pond dipping, grass sledging, assault courses, den building and games.
10am-3pm on:
Monday 21 July, Thursday 31 July, Thursday 14 August, Monday 18 August, Thursday 21 August and Thursday 28 August.
8-14 year olds from Staffordshire. This activity is accessible for young people with a wide range of disabilities and support needs.
Parents and carers do not need to stay. Support with personal care needs is not available, however, parents/carers are welcome to attend with young people who need this support.
The site has a disabled toilet and is accessible for young people who use a wheelchair but please discuss this with the activity leader when booking.
This activity is free of charge.
Staffordshire Umbrella Network (SUN Groups)
Various times.
Various venues.
Parents of children with special education needs or disabilities and professionals.
For more information please contact Marie Wood from the Parent Partnership Service at email@example.com|
Monday 6.30 - 8.30pm at Burntwood Youth Centre.
Wednesday 6.30 - 8.30pm Nether Stowe Youth Centre.
Saturday (starting in the summer holidays) 1 - 3pm at Nether Stowe Youth Centre.
Burntwood - Nicky Johnson 01543 510495
Nether Stowe - Jon Harris 01543 512125
A toy library offering specialised and mainstream toys which have been specially adapted for use by disabled children. Steps offers a postal library membership scheme, where for a fee, families can access over 4,000 toys. For more information please see the poster and booklet below:
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Steps Membership Scheme Booklet|
Steps Charity:
Telephone: 01803 214124.
Website: www.stepscharity.org|
Support group run by parents and carers of young people with ADHD and associated behavioural problems. Information and resources are available to borrow and family events take place throughout the year.
Support meeting held at the Barley Mow, Milford, Stafford, ST17 0UW.
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fiancé, the man who a woman is engaged to be married to
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My favorite was a hanger steak, seared, cooked saignante in a peppery red wine reduction, served with pommes frites, lemony home made mayonnaise and a bottle of 2008 Chelahlem Pinot Noir. Simple but addictive. Second was even more simple, barley cooked in home made chicken broth.
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Hazelnut panna cotta (http://lululuathome.com/2010/06/nutel...), braised short ribs (Barefoot Contessa - made with the le Creuset) and pear vanilla jam (foodinjars.com).
'bb' using elk that's been hung for three weeks. The fatty end of the shoulder chuck using a good but modest priced burgundy with a two inch layer of creamy roasted garlic mashed potatoes gently spread on top then just browned in the oven. It's heaven on earth. I made this last week.
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Cantaloupe with Jamón
Servings: 8 prep: 30 minutes total: 30 minutes
- 2 tablespoons Sherry wine vinegar
- 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil (preferably Spanish)
- Fine sea salt
- 1 cantaloupe, quartered, seeded
- 1/2 pound very thinly sliced jamón Serrano or prosciutto, each slice cut lengthwise in half, then into 2-inch-long pieces
- Finely chopped fresh chives
Nutritional Information
One serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 152.4
- %Calories from Fat 70.6
- Fat (g) 12.0
- Saturated Fat (g) 2.0
- Cholesterol (mg) 14.5
- Carbohydrates (g) 6.5
- Dietary Fiber (g) 0.5
- Total Sugars (g) 5.5
- Net Carbs (g) 6.0
- Protein (g) 4.7
- Sodium (mg) 308.8
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Pour vinegar into small bowl. Gradually whisk in olive oil. Season dressing to taste with sea salt. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Rewhisk dressing before using.
Using long sharp knife, cut each melon quarter into 4 long wedges. Partially cut melon on each wedge into 4 or 5 sections (do not cut through peel). DO AHEAD Can be made 2 hours ahead. Wrap and chill.
Slide jamón slice into each cut in melon wedges. Arrange melon on large platter. Drizzle with dressing; sprinkle with chives.
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Smed Says EverQuest II Up in Europe Since Free to Play Conversion January 10, 2012Posted by Wilhelm Arcturus in entertainment, EverQuest II, Sony Online Entertainment.
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More tweets from Chairmen Smedley, this time about how EverQuest II is doing in Europe since the consolidation of the game into the F2P business model.
- 40% boost in daily logins
- 300% increase in players [accounts]
- 200% increase in item sales
Of course, that last might be tied to them having three Station Cash sales in December and there being a new expansion to buy. But still good stuff.
And good competition might be things like… Star Wars: The Old Republic?
Anyway, it appears that EverQuest II and its customers are adapting to the new way of business.
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@SynCaine It's not "the day after" it's several weeks after but let's not get bogged down with any facts.
I can only comment on Freeport, which was already busy before the F2P conversion, seeing as it was F2P already. Freeport is now insanely busy. Almost unmanageably busy. The server has been exhibiting those odd little idiosyncrasies that I know and love from other games, where the seams are starting to split and the rivets begin to pop.
I've been playing EQ2 since 2004 and I can honestly say I have never seen it busier. Whether that's also true on the recently converted servers I can't say.


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What's a triple jumper to do when they qualify for the Olympic Games in the long jump?
That's the lucky dilemma that Henry Frayne has to face after leaping to fifth on the Australian all-time list in the long jump with a 8.27m (+1.4) at the Sydney Track Classic.
Without his preferred triple jump on the program, Frayne was looking to improve his personal best of 7.99m by at least a centimetre, but was overwhelmed with the quality of his winning leap.
"It's four days from three years since I did my 7.99m in Canberra, something that I was made aware of by one of my good mates, Ollie Wurm.
"I was really just pushing for that extra centimetre to jump 8 metres and join that elusive club. To jump 8.27 or even 8.06 on the first attempt was a bit overwhelming.
"Gary and I have been focusing on the triple jump all along; I've always said that is my main focus.
"Triple jump is a lot more technical and lot harder on the body and takes a bit longer to come together. Hopefully in Melbourne, and if not, at world indoors, I hope that it will convert to a longer triple jump."
Frayne currently only holds B-qualifiers in the triple jump, but with performances that if produced at the Olympics would see a finals berth. With his focus being the triple jump, and with the toil it places on the body, Frayne's initial thoughts was that it would be too physically taxing to compete in both events at the selection trials in Melbourne in a fortnight's time, although he wouldn't rule out contesting both in London.
"I'll have to discuss that with [coach] Gary [Bourne]. There's not many people who do it and to not affect both of them you need to be at a pretty high level, and I'm not quite sure if I'm there yet.
"The plan in Melbourne was always to do the triple jump because I thought I'd be closer to the qualifying in it, but tonight will obviously weigh into the equation when we look at things.
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