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<blockquote data-quote="hucknallred" data-source="post: 874000" data-attributes="member: 119508">MM&nbsp;Thank you so much for the detailed response, I think you've hit the nail on the head. 2 things have happened recently, I switched to wired networking using TP-link homeplugs. These are very good, but I'm not using them as intended yet, they are meant to go into a wall socket, but I have some on the end of gang sockets, they do work, but drop out occasionally. The other thing was moving the TV where there is only a single socket, so the TV servers adaptor is on the end of a gang socket. I just need to chop a bit of plaster away in the wall &amp; replace the single socket with a double.&nbsp;That said I'll still keep an eye on their performance, I got them to improve HD TV on other client PCs which was a bit choppy.&nbsp;[edit] Have set server up with static IP.&nbsp;After your explanation I now know what to look for in the logs.&nbsp;Thanks again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hucknallred, post: 874000, member: 119508"] MM Thank you so much for the detailed response, I think you've hit the nail on the head. 2 things have happened recently, I switched to wired networking using TP-link homeplugs. These are very good, but I'm not using them as intended yet, they are meant to go into a wall socket, but I have some on the end of gang sockets, they do work, but drop out occasionally. The other thing was moving the TV where there is only a single socket, so the TV servers adaptor is on the end of a gang socket. I just need to chop a bit of plaster away in the wall & replace the single socket with a double. That said I'll still keep an eye on their performance, I got them to improve HD TV on other client PCs which was a bit choppy. [edit] Have set server up with static IP. After your explanation I now know what to look for in the logs. Thanks again. [/QUOTE]

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