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Here some specs to help you. I'm the only one here, so I don't need a router. I'm using only a DSL modem. My ISP uses dynamic IPs (don't know if that can cause problems) I'm using Windows XP with SP3 (Downloaded from Windows Update) Tried disabling my Comodo firewall, no changes. Even un-installed Codomo, no changes. I'm using NOD32 v.3, but that's Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware only. I'm ...

Ok guys, so I've just learn that my modem is also a router, and my ISP put a password on it, so I can't change the settings :-/ That seems to be the source of the problems. After some research, NETBIOS isn't the problem. It is even good that no one sees my NETBIOS. (Sorry for the bump, I'm just back from camping, haven't been here for a while) This post has been edited by ...

CITATION(Cornellius @ Jul 7 2008, 05:38 PM) Ok guys, so I've just learn that my modem is also a router, and my ISP put a password on it, so I can't change the settings :-/ there's often a default obvious password such as "admin" it's usually shown in the docs or somewhere on the ISP's web site... This post has been edited by jestheonlyone : Yesterday, 09:59 PM...

QUOTE(jestheonlyone @ Jul 8 2008, 01:56 AM) there's often a default obvious password such as "admin" torpon above already gave the link to portforward.com with all necessary data. Probably it did not work. Cornellius , if password was set by ISP, you can call them and ask for password. Maybe you need to forward ports for online gaming.